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While the Miami standard attractions are all worth a visit, some people seek a more unique stay. If you’re one of them, read on as we’ve dug up some of the best-hidden gems in Miami for you.
Enjoy a Day at Giralda Plaza
- While you’ve most likely seen pictures of Giralda Plaza and its different art installations, it’s not usually overrun with tourists. If you don’t have a rental car, take a bus or subway to the Giralda Plaza in Coral Gables to enjoy a musical performance, an outdoor screening of a family-friendly film, an art installation, or simply shop and dine in a less crowded place in Miami. The Plaza features the infamous colorful umbrella ceiling art installation which is a popular picture-taking spot for tourists and locals alike.
Visit Miami Beach Botanical Garden
- While exploring our city, why not appreciate some fresh horticulture?The Miami Beach Botanical Garden features three acres of stunning landscaping with numerous gardens to explore, including a Japanese garden, one full of native plants, and an edible garden.
Visit the eye-catching Cape Florida Lighthouse
- Visit the eye-catching Cape Florida Lighthouse, where you can climb up the 100-plus stairs to reach the top and catch a glimpse of the sea, Cape Florida, and Key Biscayne.At sunset, the views are spectacular as the sky becomes painted with bright colors reflecting off the sea and clouds.
Movie time in O Cinema South Beach
- If you're a big independent film fan, the O Cinema South Beach is where you want to be. It's situated in the Historic City Hall and features a boldly designed room with flashy red and black seats inspired by European design.The cinema specializes in showing films you won't readily find in chain theaters.
Watch the Sunset at South Pointe Park
- Miami sunsets are breathtaking and South Pointe Park is an excellent place to watch them. Go for a hike along the local trails, take a picture with the South Pointe Park Lighthouse and let your kids enjoy the splash pad while you bask in the rainbow of colors of the setting