4.5Art Deco Historic District(6.709 reviews) - A must see in Miami! Spent 1-2 hours Neighborhoods • Historic Walking Areas • Architectural Buildings
An area of Miami Beach noted for its concentration of over 800 Art Deco buildings all within one square mile. Consider joining the walking tour which takes you past the white- and pastel-colored stucco buildings beautifully restored to their former splendor thanks to the Miami Design Preservation League.See more..
4.0Ybor City(3.073 reviews) - Lovely Dinner with Family Historic Sites • Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Ybor City, once the cigar capital of the world, is a vibrant neighborhood in Tampa that boasts an exciting nightlife and delicious food. You can explore the historic district on a walking tour to learn more about the architecture and immigrant history, or indulge in a food tour that takes you to Latin and soul food restaurants. As the sun sets, the area transforms into a lively entertainment district where you can do a pub crawl, dance the night away, or catch some live music. To get there, you can hop on a free streetcar from downtown. There's also a weekly local flea market. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.0Little Havana(2.944 reviews) - A closer look into Cuban culture Spent More than 3 hours Neighborhoods
This lively Miami district is one of the world's most famous Cuban enclaves, where you can experience the best of Cuban-American and Latino culture. Southwest 8th Street, better known as Calle Ocho, is the beating heart of the district, where you can browse the countless shops and art galleries, drink some Cuban coffee, smoke a Cuban cigar, and visit the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame. Visit in March when it plays host to the lively Calle Ocho Music Festival. You can take a food tour of the neighborhood or join a Miami bus tour, which typically includes a stop at Little Havana. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Española Way(2.731 reviews) - Great place to go for Lunch/Dinner Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours Neighborhoods
Española Way in the heart of Miami Beach is modeled after the Mediterranean villages of Spain and France. This tree-lined pedestrian-only street is a prime spot for shopping, dining, and people-watching. Here, you can find boutiques, specialty stores, and restaurants ranging from Cuban to Italian cuisine, with plenty of outdoor seating for big groups to get together and enjoy the perfect south Florida weather. The area also hosts salsa dancing at night and yoga classes during the day. If you're looking for top-notch accommodation in the middle of vibrant South Beach, you can book one of the street's charming boutique hotels. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Pass-a-Grille Beach, Florida(2.674 reviews) - Take me to the beach, and bring an umbrella and water shoes. Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Neighborhoods
Historic beach area with restaurants, shopping, fishing, bike rentals, boat tours and cozy inns and motels.See more..
4.5Wynwood(2.145 reviews) - Eclectic neighborhood known for graffiti Neighborhoods
A foodie’s and art lover’s haven, Wynwood is one of Miami’s liveliest and most walkable districts. It is home to craft breweries, authentic Puerto Rican cuisine and dozens of nightclubs, making it one of the busiest areas of the city after sunset. Wander through the colorful streets to view enormous murals and stop by the Wynwood Walls and the Museum of Graffiti if you’re a fan of street art. You can also visit The Margulies Collection to wonder at bold contemporary creations. A food and art tour is a great option to learn more about the area’s vibrant culture from a local. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Old City(1.614 reviews) - Not much here Historic Sites • Neighborhoods
This is a small 5 building city with a unique spicery, old jail and the location for bus tours.I would look at the overall pricing for the tours and buy the only ones that you can’t walk to. The night ghost tour us the best.See more..
4.5Miami Design District(1.443 reviews) - Beautiful Architecture Saturday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Art Galleries • Neighborhoods • Shopping Malls
The Miami Design District is a neighborhood dedicated to innovative fashion, design, architecture and dining experiences. The vision for a rejuvenated Design District was codified in an urban master plan developed by the award-winning master planners Duany Plater-Zyberk, with the additional participation of architects including Walter Chatham, Hariri and Hariri, Juan Lezcano, Terence Riley, and Alison Spear. The Miami Design District embodies a singular dedication to the unity of design, fashion, art and architecture, and a commitment to encourage a neighborhood comprised of creative experiences.See more..
Worth Avenue is a shopping and dining enclave that is internationally revered for its beauty, its history and its unparalleled legacy of fine customer service. More than a shopping destination in South Florida; it becomes its own experience from the classic grace of its Mediterranean architecture to the bougainvillea that tumbles over stairwells in shady tucked-away vias. Whether it's a champagne break at a cozy bar or a short walk on the beach, it's window shopping, art and courtyard dining at it's finest. For more than 100 years, service has been the gold standard, and it's a value that residents, merchants and visitors hold near and dear.See more..
4.0Coconut Grove(858 reviews) - Excellent Hidden Gem Saturday: 7:00 AM - 5:00 AM Spent More than 3 hours Neighborhoods
Established in the 1800s by a worldly group of pioneers, sailors, artists, naturalists, millionaires, and intellectuals, Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood and still maintains its historic charm. The Grove offers visitors an enticing mix of shops, boutiques, and lively outdoor cafes set amid a laid-back village by the bay. Monthly events include Fashion Art Music Night every first Saturday and free historic bike tours every second Saturday. Also, weekly free yoga classes held at Peacock Park!See more..
4.0Calle Ocho(788 reviews) - Immerse yourself in Cuban-American culture. Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Immerse yourself in Cuban American culture on Little Havana’s main street, which serves as a major gathering point for the Latino community in Miami. Taste the finest rum in town or grab some churros as you explore the area. You’ll see seniors playing dominoes at Domino Park, as well as plenty of vintage cars, colorful street art, and gift and craft shops along the way. Stroll along the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame and spot the stars of Gloria Estefan, Thalía, and other Hispanic icons. Visit the neighborhood around mid-March to catch the exuberant Calle Ocho Music Festival. – TripadvisorSee more..
Streets are lined with jewelry stores and bridal shops among the usual chains: Morton’s, Benihana, Anthony’s pizza, California pizza, Starbucks,Häagen-Dazs, Seasons 52 ... The Spanish architecture was charming as was the fountains and Old City Hall. We found a municipal parking lot charging $2 an hour and we were set for a while.See more..
We happen to be in West Palm Beach at Christmas was able to go view Sandi Tree. The night we planned on going it was raining so we went next morning and had the place pretty much to ourselves. The work that goes into the design the 35’ high tree out of sand and the various sand sculpture around the area is worth take the time to see. We also liked the various photo opt cut outs. It was enjoyable just to walk along the waterfront.See more..
I love Historic Cocoa because it is partially a glimpse of an old Florida town, partially because of the eclectic mix of bars and restaurants located in a compact area and also because it offers a vastly different experience than beachside but it is super easy and cheap to get to. If you are in town for a couple days, a lunch or dinner in Cocoa Village will be worth it. I know this sounds like. Chamber of Commerce ad, it’s not. I love this area, am a TA fanatic, and want people to experience great places and if possible, like a local.See more..
3.5Flamingo(484 reviews) - This is a Cool Place if You LIke the Everglades Saturday: 6:00 AM - 5:30 PM Neighborhoods • Parks
Small village that is the tourist area, and offers lodging, tours, dining and shopping.See more..
4.0Downtown Lake Worth(374 reviews) - Lovely, Lovely Lake Worth Neighborhoods
I came to Lake Worth from New England regularly as a child. In those days downtown Lake Worth was a colorless, bland small town with a handful of banyan trees. -Not anymore! The banyan trees are still there, but downtown Lake Worth pops with vibrancy and color. There are wall murals throughout the downtown area, small boutiques, cozy bars and quirky restaurants. People working in these establishments are warm and friendly. We were lucky enough to attend the annual Lake Worth Street Painting Festival this year. It was a mellow 2 day street party with astonishing artists and attending visitors, beautifully organized and well attended. Kudos to Lake Worth for valuing the arts. Please continue on this wisely chosen path! Besides the charming downtown area Lake Worth offer a great beach and pier for water activities.See more..
4.0European village(333 reviews) - Great Sushi restaurant Neighborhoods
We had a group of 8 and the hostess at Red Koi quickly pulled tables together outside to accommodate us. The food and service were amazing. We tried a variety of sushi rolls and we enjoyed them all. The hibachi was good, as well. A must try when you go are the Dragon Eggs! Overall you will not be disappointed See more..
4.0Downtown Fort Pierce(281 reviews) - Really love downtown Fort Pierce Neighborhoods
There are so many good restaurants down town, and fun things to do. Just enjoy the walk along the water, or throw axes, have dinner, or people watch. I have always found downtown to be clean and safe. Just be aware if you park in the public parking near the RR tracks and the train comes through about 8 PM and stops on the tracks, you will not be able to get back to your car for an hour or so. See more..
4.5Hyde Park(184 reviews) - A Beautiful Church! Saturday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
A historic part of town filled with interesting homes from the early 20th century.See more..
We stay at Don Shulas resort for many events and the hotel is on the corer of Main Street. There are small locally owned shops and boutiques along with a variety of restaurants all in walking distance. The streets are clean and beautifully landscaped and well lit in the evenings. I love Miami’s Lakes as its not as busy as the bayside or beachside areas but still close enough to the beaches!See more..
4.5Pineapple Grove Arts District(150 reviews) - Has a multitude of restaurants in a compact area.Good art and music combo! Saturday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Neighborhoods
Very lively nightspot and Arts Garage is a favorite of mine. Wonderful variety of music there- from jazz blues, funk, Latin. Cabaret setting,intimate . Bring your own snacks,buy drinks there. Guaranteed fun way to meet new friends or party with old friends. Parking is a con, but Sun. Garage there is free.Art exhibits change regularly . Educational programs,etc also part of the mix.See more..
5.0South Beach(5 reviews) - Eye opener for tourists Neighborhoods
South beach is a must see for tourists, lots of restaurants of all types. Some are pricey, most are sidewalk dining. If you’re into night life and clubbing SOBE is the place to be till the early hours. Heads up, parking is an issue and most valets are $25-35.See more..
5.0Downtown Doral(5 reviews) - Best walking and night dinning area in the whole city. Spent 2-3 hours Neighborhoods • Shopping Malls
Discover Downtown Doral and all of its offerings. Escape the day-to-day routine by visiting locally owned storefronts like Skyros Sport and Ballet Boutique, or enjoy happy hour at the finest eateries in South Florida like Bulla Gastrobar, Dragonfly Izakaya & Fish Market, Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine, and Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar.See more..
4.0Anywhere Anytime Transportation(4 reviews) - Nice ride. Spent < 1 hour Neighborhoods The driver a prompt and very courteous. The car was clean and comfortable. It was a relaxing trip. The driver was pretty knowledgable about the area.See more..
4.5Main Street(2 reviews) - Pretty and worth a short visit; especially for the barbecue! Neighborhoods My family used to live in Newberry, and now that I myself live in Archer, I venture through Newberry's Main Street on occasion. It's definitely the highlight of the small town; old buildings line a few blocks that have stood since the town's creation, city hall is pretty, and the little stores and thrift shops are pretty welcoming. If you're visiting Gainesville, it's definitely worth a trip to get that small, southern-town vibe. It's pretty, and you can really see everything in less than an hour. Unless... Unless, well, you go to Newberry for why I go to Newberry. When I'm feeling down or just really really hungry, there's only one thing that can cure my hunger blues. A beacon of glory and hope in the town of Newberry called Newberry's Backyard B.B.Q. It's on the north side of Main Street, and has a nice big sign hanging, so you can't miss it. It's real country cooking, and it's real real good. Definitely worth a taste!See more..
