Miami is not just the color red, white and blue all throughout, but it has a variety of colors. Miami has more shades because Hispanic people make up around 66% of the city. That is why Miami has different flavors that originate from the cultures of Haiti, Cuba, Brazil and a lot more. The city has a lot of happy people and there are thousands of visitors every month that swarm the city and experience its diverse culture and great beaches.
Miami hosts of a lot of neighborhoods that both tourists and locals love and these are:
Miami Beach
Once you arrive in Miami Beach, you might have the impression that you are stepping into a set for a movie that has the setting of Miami. The popular landmark is always hot, but the heat is bearable with such beautiful views. It has one of the most marvelous examples of Art Deco architecture in the world. If you are looking to spend the day with an Ibiza party, then Nikki Beach can provide you with mojito pitchers and sugar cane stirrers. Now mix that with white beds combined with curtains on the hot Miami Beach sand. If comfort is more your style, then the Delano has a wonderful pool area that is inspired by Alice in Wonderland meets a typical 90’s backyard setting. The pool area is something that you can visit on your stay in Miami. Throwback hotel Raleigh is just around the corner. The popular hotel has a 50’s feel to it and you will spend a large amount of money in order to drink its exclusive cocktail. After your drinking session, you can spend the rest of the day at their 70 year old baroque inspired pool.
Wynwood
The Wynwood Arts District is one of the places where dads from Brazil that wear sneakers that cost more that your life savings would take photos of their teen children modeling in front of a mural called the Shepard Fairey. The place is called the Wynwood Walls which is a public place where street art is celebrated and appreciated. After your stroll in the Wynwood Walls, you might be craving for a cold drink. The Panther Coffee is a short walk away but if you do not like waiting in line for 30 minutes to get your daily dose of caffeine, then lunch at Zak the Baker might be a better option for you.
Downtown Miami and other attractions
Just a short walk away from Wynwood are two different directions, which are Midtown and Overtown. If you are hungry and you want something authentic, then Salumeria 104 in Midtown might be a good restaurant for you to go to. If you prefer to go to dance clubs and bars, then 14th Street in Overtown can provide you with the entertainment that you need after a long day of exploring Miami.