City Attractions

Art Deco District
This historic district locarted on the southern tip of Miami Beach is populated by hundreds of beautifully preserved 1930s-era hotels in shades. Stroll down wide, palm-tree-lined boulevards, and enjoy great restaurants, bars, and peerless people-watching. For a guidebook or tour, pop into the Art Deco Welcome Center (1001 Ocean Drive, 305-531-3484).

Play a round of golf

Golf is king in Miami, and some of the best courses are open to the public. Enjoy a round at one of these beautiful courses, or recommend another:

The historic Biltmore Hotel course (305-460-5364), in Coral Gables, was built on a rock quarry in 1925.	The spectacular and challenging Doral’s Blue Monster (305-592-2030) was ranked by Golf Magazine as one of America's best resorts; and the course's 18th hole made the Top 100 Holes in the World list.	Crandon Park Golf Course (305-361-9129) on breathtaking Key Biscayne is one of the most challenging par-72 championship courses in Florida; the lush tropical setting feels secluded but is only minutes from downtown Miami.

Loaf on the beach

Miami's the sun and fun capital of the United States, by virtue of its sunny boardwalks, stunning beach, and shimmering ocean. Enjoy celebrity sightseeing in South Beach, or just while away the hours under a colorful beach umbrella.