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Home to about 3,000 animals on almost 350 developed acres, Zoo Miami is one of a kind. Grab your water bottle and get your steps in on over 3 miles of walkways. We especially love the animal feedings. They have swan boats and safari cycles. We recommend reserving Tickets and amenities like Safari Cycles, strollers, wheelchairs, wagons, and motorized wheelchairs online prior to your visit especially for weekends and holidays.
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Zoo Miami
12400 Southwest 152nd StreetHome to about 3,000 animals on almost 350 developed acres, Zoo Miami is one of a kind. Grab your water bottle and get your steps in on over 3 miles of walkways. We especially love the animal feedings. They have swan boats and safari cycles. We recommend reserving Tickets and amenities like Safari Cycles, strollers, wheelchairs, wagons, and motorized wheelchairs online prior to your visit especially for weekends and holidays.
The Gold Coast Railroad Museum is dedicated to preserving, exhibiting, and operating historic equipment. It houses over 40 historic rail cars including Presidential Rail Car 'Ferdinand Magellan'.
U.S. Car No.1 is the only private coach railroad car specifically designed for the president of the United States. The Pullman Company built the Ferdinand Magellan in 1928, and refurbished the car and presented it (dubbed U.S. Car No.1) to President Franklin D. Roosevelt on December 18, 1942. Both President Roosevelt and President Truman used the car extensively for state business, reelection campaigns, and personal trips.
Founded in 1957, GCRM was built on the former Naval Air Station Richmond (NASR), the second largest WWII airship base in the United States.
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Museo ng Gold Coast Railroad
12450 SW 152nd StThe Gold Coast Railroad Museum is dedicated to preserving, exhibiting, and operating historic equipment. It houses over 40 historic rail cars including Presidential Rail Car 'Ferdinand Magellan'.
U.S. Car No.1 is the only private coach railroad car specifically designed for the president of the United States. The Pullman Company built the Ferdinand Magellan in 1928, and refurbished the car and presented it (dubbed U.S. Car No.1) to President Franklin D. Roosevelt on December 18, 1942. Both President Roosevelt and President Truman used the car extensively for state business, reelection campaigns, and personal trips.
Founded in 1957, GCRM was built on the former Naval Air Station Richmond (NASR), the second largest WWII airship base in the United States.
Public Golf Course with reasonable fees. 18 holes plus mini golf.
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Palmetto Golf Course
9300 SW 152nd StPublic Golf Course with reasonable fees. 18 holes plus mini golf.
A visit to Cauley Square Historic Village is like traveling back in time. Cauley Square is a 10-acre village dating back to the turn of the 20th century. Explore its winding pathways and tropical gardens that lead visitors to antique shops, art galleries, wellness spas, restaurants and even an aviary.
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Cauley Square Historic Railroad Village
22400 Old Dixie HwyA visit to Cauley Square Historic Village is like traveling back in time. Cauley Square is a 10-acre village dating back to the turn of the 20th century. Explore its winding pathways and tropical gardens that lead visitors to antique shops, art galleries, wellness spas, restaurants and even an aviary.
County park with a one mile running/walking path and outdoor exercise equipment. Free parking.
Roberta Hunter Park
11731 Southwest 200th StreetCounty park with a one mile running/walking path and outdoor exercise equipment. Free parking.
The Everglades spans across 1.5 million acres that stretches over the southern part of Florida. With the support of many early conservationists, scientists, and other advocates, Everglades National Park was established in 1947 to conserve the natural landscape and prevent further degradation of its land, plants, and animals. Entrance fee is $30 per car and good for 7 days. If you have a National Parks Pass you can use it here. There is nothing in the world like the Everglades. It is a must see.
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Everglades National Park
The Everglades spans across 1.5 million acres that stretches over the southern part of Florida. With the support of many early conservationists, scientists, and other advocates, Everglades National Park was established in 1947 to conserve the natural landscape and prevent further degradation of its land, plants, and animals. Entrance fee is $30 per car and good for 7 days. If you have a National Parks Pass you can use it here. There is nothing in the world like the Everglades. It is a must see.
The Fruit & Spice Park is a 37-acre subtropical paradise nestled in the heart of the historic Redland community. Surrounded by thousands of acres of tropical agriculture, the Park is a jewel in South Florida’s agricultural community attracting over 50,000 visitors a year to its gardens and festivals. More than 500 varieties of exotic fruits, herbs, spices and nuts from around the world; 180 varieties of mangos; 70 varieties of bamboo; 40 varieties of bananas; 15 varieties of jackfruit trees and numerous other exotic edibles are grown and maintained here.
The only public garden of its kind in the United States, the park is operated by the Miami-Dade County Parks. Visitors can sample fallen fruit (no above-aground harvesting is
permitted) and arrangements can be made with the management for collecting seeds and cuttings suitable for planting. A staff of experts conducts classes, workshops and botanical tours on a year-round basis.
They have nice festivals throughout the year.
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Fruit & Spice Park
24801 SW 187th AveThe Fruit & Spice Park is a 37-acre subtropical paradise nestled in the heart of the historic Redland community. Surrounded by thousands of acres of tropical agriculture, the Park is a jewel in South Florida’s agricultural community attracting over 50,000 visitors a year to its gardens and festivals. More than 500 varieties of exotic fruits, herbs, spices and nuts from around the world; 180 varieties of mangos; 70 varieties of bamboo; 40 varieties of bananas; 15 varieties of jackfruit trees and numerous other exotic edibles are grown and maintained here.
The only public garden of its kind in the United States, the park is operated by the Miami-Dade County Parks. Visitors can sample fallen fruit (no above-aground harvesting is
permitted) and arrangements can be made with the management for collecting seeds and cuttings suitable for planting. A staff of experts conducts classes, workshops and botanical tours on a year-round basis.
They have nice festivals throughout the year.
There’s nothing like live theater. Great place with quality musicals and visiting performers.
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Seminole Theatre
18 N Krome AveThere’s nothing like live theater. Great place with quality musicals and visiting performers.
Food scene
Once you step inside under the giant Tiki Hut you are transported. Fresh seafood and good service. You'd never believe you are in the middle of US1.
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Golden Rule Seafood
17505 South Dixie HighwayOnce you step inside under the giant Tiki Hut you are transported. Fresh seafood and good service. You'd never believe you are in the middle of US1.
Ever had avocado wine? This is the place to try it along with craft beers. Stop by for a meal or just a bottle of wine to sip in their outdoor space. Plenty of free parking. Sometimes they have live music.
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Winery at Brewery ng Schnebly Redland
30205 SW 217th AveEver had avocado wine? This is the place to try it along with craft beers. Stop by for a meal or just a bottle of wine to sip in their outdoor space. Plenty of free parking. Sometimes they have live music.
Real New York style pizza. Fresh and delicious. Eat in, take out or have it delivered.
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Mamma Mia Pizzeria
13753 SW 152nd StReal New York style pizza. Fresh and delicious. Eat in, take out or have it delivered.
You can't visit Miami and leave without a little Cuban food. Have a pan con bistec or cafe con leche at this neighborhood favorite.
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Casavana Cuban Cuisine
13600 SW 152nd StYou can't visit Miami and leave without a little Cuban food. Have a pan con bistec or cafe con leche at this neighborhood favorite.
Have you ever had a Pupusa? A pupusa is a thick griddle flatbread from El Salvador and Honduras, made with cornmeal. In El Salvador, it has been declared the national dish and has a specific day to celebrate it. Stop by this little restaurant to see why.
El Rinconcito Salvadoreno Restaurant
15924 SW 137th AveHave you ever had a Pupusa? A pupusa is a thick griddle flatbread from El Salvador and Honduras, made with cornmeal. In El Salvador, it has been declared the national dish and has a specific day to celebrate it. Stop by this little restaurant to see why.
Waterfront dining. Nice place for drinks and enjoy the beautiful South Florida weather.
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Black Point Ocean Grill
24775 SW 87th AveWaterfront dining. Nice place for drinks and enjoy the beautiful South Florida weather.
Miami is home to many Caribbean cultures. Sample some authentic Haitian food at this neighborhood eatery.
Mangoe's Caribbean Bistro
11030 Southwest 184th StreetMiami is home to many Caribbean cultures. Sample some authentic Haitian food at this neighborhood eatery.
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Check operating hours online before you go
With shortages in the hospitality industry, check hours of operations before you set out anywhere. Make sure you know opening/closing times and if they are closed certain days of the week. Take a mask with you in case they are recommended or possibly required for indoor spaces. Visit the sites webpage to ensure you are fully prepared before going
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Senior, Military and Florida resident discounts
Check for discounts to most major attractions for over 65, military and Florida residents. Sometimes you have to purchase your tickets in person and show ID. Best to arrive early in the event of capacity limits.
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¿Hablas español?
With 50% of the Miami Dade population of Hispanic descent, a few key Spanish phrases are always a good idea.
¿Habla inglés? – Do you speak English? (H is silent)
No hablo Español. – I don’t speak Spanish.
¿Cuánto cuesta? – How much does it cost? (Quanto Questa)
Cafe - Coffee
¿Cómo estás? – How are you?
¡Bien, gracias! – Good, thank you!
¡Por favor! – Please!
Gracias. – Thank you.
Perdón - Sorry
Need help with pronunciation? Just let us know and we're here to help.