• Bayside Marketplace - Pickup Location: 10am-10:15am
  Bayside Marketplace is a lively shopping, dining, and entertainment hub situated in downtown Miami, Florida, along the picturesque Biscayne Bay. It’s a bustling area where both locals and tourists gather to enjoy a wide range of experiences.
• Miami Beach Boardwalk - Ocean Drive in Miami Beach is one of the city’s most iconic streets, celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere, Art Deco architecture, and its central role in the city’s nightlife and culture. It’s a fantastic place to stroll and explore this stretch of Ocean Drive, home to the Art Deco Historic District, featuring pastel-colored buildings, neon lights, and stunning 1930s architecture. Take a walk to admire the buildings, learn about the history of Art Deco, and capture photos of the classic architecture. Snap a picture at Versace Mansion (The Villa Casa Casuarina), the luxurious mansion that was once the home of fashion icon Gianni Versace. Now it’s a boutique hotel and restaurant. Visit the actual hotel staircase used in the filming of the 1983 classic movie “Scarface,” considered a Hollywood Landmark. Ocean Drive is a must-see in Miami Beach, whether you’re there for the history, the nightlife, or simply to enjoy the beach!
• Wynwood - Wynwood is a vibrant neighborhood in Miami, Florida, renowned for its art scene, street art, and creative energy. It’s a hub for artists, galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. The area is particularly famous for the Wynwood Walls, an outdoor museum showcasing large-scale murals and graffiti by some of the world’s most renowned street artists. The neighborhood has transformed from a largely industrial area to a cultural hotspot in recent years. Besides its street art, Wynwood also offers a lively nightlife scene, with trendy bars, clubs, and cafes. It’s a great place to explore for those interested in contemporary art, urban culture, and a unique atmosphere.
• Miami Design District - The Miami Design District is a prime destination for those interested in culture, design, and luxury in one of the city’s most creative and growing areas. Luxury retail shopping is a major attraction, with high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Gucci, and Chanel. The Miami Design District is a vibrant neighborhood in Miami, Florida, known for its upscale shopping, art galleries, design showrooms, and fine dining options.
• Little Havana - Little Havana is a vibrant neighborhood in Miami, Florida, celebrated for its rich Cuban culture and history. It’s a hub of Cuban-American life, evident in everything from the music to the food to the artwork. Key attractions in Little Havana include:
  Calle Ocho (8th Street): The heart of Little Havana, lined with colorful murals, art galleries, and restaurants offering Cuban cuisine. It’s also home to many cultural events, particularly the annual Carnaval Miami.
  Cuban Coffee: Stop by one of the many cafes for a taste of the famous Cuban coffee, like a cafecito or a cortadito.
  Maximo Gomez Park (Domino Park): A popular spot where locals gather to play dominoes and socialize, offering a true glimpse into the community’s daily life.
  Ball & Chain: A historic nightclub offering live music, dancing, and a vintage vibe.
  Cuban Cuisine: You’ll find plenty of places serving Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, arroz con pollo, and other traditional dishes.
• Coral Gables - Coral Gables is a beautiful and historic city located in Miami-Dade County. It is known for its Mediterranean Revival architecture, tree-lined streets, and upscale living. The city is home to several important landmarks, including the iconic Biltmore Hotel, a historic and luxurious landmark built in 1926, featuring an impressive Mediterranean Revival style. The Biltmore Hotel’s blend of historical significance and reported paranormal activity makes it a fascinating destination for both history enthusiasts and those intrigued by the supernatural. Miracle Mile, the main shopping and dining street in Coral Gables, offers a variety of high-end boutiques, restaurants, and cafés. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The city is known for its luxurious homes, including grand estates and Mediterranean-style villas. It’s considered one of Miami’s more affluent neighborhoods.
• Coconut Grove - Coconut Grove is a historic and vibrant neighborhood in Miami, Florida. Known for its lush, tropical environment, Coconut Grove has a laid-back, artistic vibe with a blend of cafes, galleries, and boutique shops. It’s one of the oldest neighborhoods in Miami and has a rich cultural history, dating back to the late 1800s. The area is famous for its lush greenery, waterfront views, and the stunning architecture of both modern homes and historic buildings. The Grove is also known for its annual events, like the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, which showcases local artists, musicians, and performers. Enjoy a dessert bite (included in the tour) at Jaguar Restaurant, located on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove, offering a vibrant Latin American dining experience.
• Vizcaya Museum & Gardens - Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is a beautiful historic estate located in Miami, Florida. The museum is housed in a stunning Italian Renaissance-style villa and surrounded by lush, expansive gardens overlooking Biscayne Bay. Originally built by industrialist James Deering in the early 20th century, Vizcaya was completed in 1916 as his winter home. The estate features a variety of art and antiques from the 15th to 19th centuries, making it a cultural and architectural gem. The gardens are a highlight as well, with their European-inspired design and diverse plant life, offering scenic views and tranquil spots. The museum is a popular spot for visitors who appreciate history, art, architecture, and nature. It also hosts special events, educational programs, and exhibitions throughout the year.
• Key Biscayne - Castaway Island is part of Virginia Key, located just off the coast of Key Biscayne, Florida. The island is often referred to as a natural retreat with scenic beauty, ideal for outdoor activities like kayaking, picnicking, and birdwatching. It’s accessible by boat, and there is no infrastructure for development, keeping it pristine and unspoiled. Though not as well-known as some other nearby destinations, Castaway Island is a hidden gem, providing a peaceful escape with calm waters and a relaxed atmosphere. You can also explore the surrounding mangroves and enjoy the local wildlife. It’s important to know that the island is undeveloped, so it’s perfect for a nature-focused trip with some adventure!
• FINANCIAL - Brickell is a vibrant neighborhood in Miami, known as the city’s financial district and a hub for luxury living, dining, and nightlife. It’s located just south of downtown Miami and has seen significant growth in recent years. The area features skyscrapers, high-end residential buildings, and office spaces. Brickell has become an attractive destination for professionals, families, and tourists alike. Some highlights of Brickell include:
  Brickell City Centre – A massive shopping center featuring high-end retail stores, dining options, and office spaces.
  Mary Brickell Village – A popular shopping and dining spot with a more casual vibe, offering restaurants, bars, and boutiques.
  Brickell Key – A small, exclusive island with luxury condos and beautiful views of Biscayne Bay.
  The Miami Riverwalk – A scenic area along the Miami River, ideal for walking and enjoying waterfront views.
  Nightlife and Dining: Known for its trendy rooftop bars, upscale restaurants, and lively nightlife scene.
• Julia Tuttle statue - The Julia Tuttle statue in Miami, Florida, honors the legacy of Julia Tuttle, a key figure in the city’s founding. Tuttle, often referred to as the “Mother of Miami,” was a successful businesswoman who played a crucial role in bringing the railroad to the area, which ultimately contributed to the development of Miami as a major city. The statue is located at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami, a central location near the waterfront. It depicts Julia Tuttle standing tall, holding a scroll, symbolizing her pivotal role in the city’s early history. This tribute commemorates her significant contributions to Miami’s growth in the late 19th century.
• Downtown Miami - Drop Off Point: 4pm EST.
  Downtown Miami and Bayside Marketplace – A popular outdoor shopping and entertainment complex with beautiful views of Biscayne Bay. It is located in the heart of the city, a vibrant area where modern skyscrapers, cultural landmarks, and historic neighborhoods blend together, and it’s also home to major attractions. If you’re looking for a beautiful place to spend an evening near the water, this is the place for you. You can also enjoy a sunset boat cruise along Miami’s Home of the Rich & Famous, around the Biscayne Bay. (recommended) If you are interested in the boat cruise, please let your guide know.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English and Spanish Guide

• Gratuities

Skip the bus and embrace the Miami vibes! Experience a truly unique, one-of-a-kind guided tour showcasing the Best of Miami in One Day. Our Miami city tour is exceptional because it goes beyond the usual tourist attractions, inviting you on an exciting journey through the city. With local insights, you won’t just see the landmarks; you’ll delve into the history, culture, and stories behind each site, offering an insider’s perspective that only a local can provide. Throughout the tour, you’ll explore all the key art, food, attractions, and hidden gems. While iconic spots like South Beach and Little Havana are included, you’ll also venture off the beaten path to uncover unique areas, tucked-away galleries, secret eateries, and neighborhoods with rich, untold histories. Our local guides are not only knowledgeable but also passionate about Miami. They love sharing the city’s essence, making each tour feel like a fun, educational experience rather than a scripted presentation.

• This tour is NOT wheelchair accessible

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