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Miami beaches are what comes to mind first when thinking about a holiday in this glamorous Florida city. There is a lot more to discover, though. Miami is a showy city full of Art Deco architecture, eclectic shopping, and excellent restaurants and bars. Its multicultural flavour is evident in many neighbourhoods of the city. Discover Cuban influences in Máximo Gómez Park in Little Havana and visit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens for its architectural beauty and art exhibitions, or go for a swim at Venetian Pool, arguably one of the most beautiful pools in the country. Come and discover for yourself why Miami is called the Magic City.

Where to stay

You can find Miami accommodation all over the city, but the most convenient place to stay is Downtown. A large concentration of upmarket hotels can be found along Brickell Ave., and there is plenty of beach accommodation. Good hotels can also be booked close to the airport and in Miami Springs. Staying Downtown can be costly, but Miami hotels come in all price categories if you are prepared to stay a bit further from the beach.

Getting there

Most tourists fly into Miami International Airport (MIA) 8 km west of Downtown Miami. From the airport there’s free public transport with the MIA Mover to Miami Central Station. From Central Station, Metrorail’s Orange Line is the cheapest and most convenient way to get Downtown. Alternatively, you can rent a car here at Expedia.com.my and be free to explore the city and surrounding area at your convenience.

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If you are looking for hotels in Miami, a Miami airport hotel or flights, you’ve come to the right place. We offer you cheap deals on accommodation and are always running specials on Miami resorts. Booking a holiday package with hotel and flights can save you money, so you have more to spend in the shops and restaurants of Miami.

Life in the Sunshine State's capital city is largely an outdoor one. While you might need to venture inside to enjoy sights like the Miami Art Museum or the Seaquarium, getting around is easiest in a convertible or by bike, so you can enjoy the sun while you travel. One of the most efficient ways to see the city and its attractions is to opt for a Miami Card, which includes admission to the best-known museums and attractions as well as the open-topped 'Duck' tours.

Buenvenido a Miami

Miami truly is a city of immigrants with a rich cultural diversity. The US Census Bureau estimates that around two-thirds of the population is of Hispanic or Latino origin. Many came to Miami after Fidel Castro rose to power in Cuba in 1959, settling in a Western neighborhood now simply known as Little Havana. Today, tourists come to Little Havana for the annual Carnival Miami, a festival of food, fun, and salsa, with Latin showbiz personalities such as Celia Cruz, Willy Chirino, and Gloria Estefan honored on the Walkway of the Stars.

Art by the sea

Miami's art scene delves into history as well as looking to more modern works. The Museum of Contemporary Art presents playful creations within a building whose stylistic space brilliantly offsets its exhibits. In contrast, the Lowe Art Museum houses collections of Greco-Roman exhibits and antiquities, and 17th century European art, while the Bass Museum located in Miami Beach covers art from around the world from the Renaissance to the present day. The hip and historic Biscayne Corridor is where boulevard meets bay, murals replace blank walls, and property prices head towards the famous clear blue sky.

Miami's Vices

Popular with US college students during spring break, the non-stop party scene in South Beach is not for the faint-hearted. The area is one of the country's major entertainment destinations with hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants, boutiques, and hotels. Its tolerance of topless sunbathing, unusual in the United States, just adds to its reputation as a place where anything goes.

The Everglades

Only about 70 miles from the city lies the unique and spectacular ecosystem of the Everglades, home to alligators, snakes, egrets, and exotic birds. An airboat tour of the national park will give you a first hand experience of this spectacular natural world.