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Beachfront parks, art deco museums and a Spanish-style village between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic.
This 17-acre park on the tip of South Beach has shoreline views, walking trails, picnic and barbecue areas and splash zones for kids.
Housed in a historic art deco building on Collins Avenue, the city’s contemporary art museum shows paintings, sculpture and photography.
A 2.6-acre urban oasis with palm, orchid and Japanese gardens, plus a wildlife garden where migratory birds stop.
This 74-acre beachfront park is made for sunbathing, swimming and people-watching, with bike rentals and two outdoor gym areas.
Built by survivors to honor six million Jewish victims, the memorial has a wall engraved with names. Allow one to two hours.
One of the city’s biggest public parks has two pet-friendly areas, pavilions with grills, an outdoor fitness area and beach access.
Two historic former synagogues hold a vast collection of photographs, documents and artifacts on Jewish life in Florida.
Step into a Spanish-inspired village between 14th and 15th Streets, with shops and restaurants offering Spanish goods.
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