If you’re planning a trip to South Florida, you’ll what to make a stop in the Coconut Grove, Miami neighborhood. What locals refer to as “The Grove” attracts visitors for its historic appeal, shopping, luxury hotels, art galleries, marina, restaurants,…
Miami Neighborhoods
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Welcome to your whirlwind adventure. When you’ve only got 24 hours in Miami, you’ve got to hit the ground running! From Little Havana to Wynwood, there are so many incredible neighborhoods in this world-class city. People often ask me how…
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From hole-in-the-wall taquerias to swanky nightclubs, Miami is one of those places that can be everything to everyone. With such a unique and diverse cultural landscape, it’s almost impossible to decide on the best Miami neighborhoods. Whether you’re traveling with…
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A lucky visitor to Miami could easily spend a few days or even a few weeks exploring this metropolitan area. However, if you’re a bit stuck for time and only have 24 hours in Miami, fear not! I have compiled…
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The Black community has played a key role in Miami’s past, helping turn the city into the vibrant cultural metropolis it is today. The influence can be seen and felt in the people, culture, and even the city’s architecture. Many…
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Just 35 miles southwest of Miami, you’ll find a spacious suburb known as Homestead, Florida. Despite its distance from the downtown Miami core, there are plenty of things to do in Homestead, including some of the region’s most cherished landmarks.…
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The Wynwood Miami neighborhood is renowned for being one of the city’s most enigmatic districts and a fantastic place to spend some time moseying around in Miami. Just minutes from the clubs and glittering highrises of Downtown Miami, this former…
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Located west of Downtown Miami, Little Havana, Calle Ocho is well-known for its thriving cultural scene, brightly colored murals, and easily one of the best places in Miami to grab some authentic Latin food. This atmospheric area was once a…
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Miami Beach Art Deco District is truly like stepping back in time. With candy-colored buildings dating back to ’30s and ’40s, neon signs and plenty of lush palm trees. When you think of the 1920’s – the roaring 20’s –…
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The sun goes down. The air is humid and sultry, infused with scents like fried cornmeal, cigar smoke, and fresh Cuban coffee. Palm trees are lining the street, live Afro-Cuban music, people dancing, artists painting. Have you left the city?…
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While Miami Beach is well-known for its gorgeous beaches, vibrant culture and nightlife, this beachfront enclave is also home to the renowned Art Deco District, the first 20th-century neighborhood listed on the National Register of Historic Places. While joining a…
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The Little Haiti Caribbean Marketplace is the embodiment of South Florida: a sensory overload of sight, tastes, and sounds. If you’re looking for a destination in Miami, with strong roots, and full of energy, while still being off-the-beaten-path, stop by…