Miami Beach Botanical Garden (2000 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach) – the directors of this garden completed a $1.2 Million landscape renovation designed by acclaimed South Florida landscape architect Raymond Jungles that showcases a collection of Florida Native trees and plants, palms, bromeliads and flowering trees. Water gardens, cascading fountains and a wetland with red […]
Sun Life Stadium (2269 NW 199th Street, Miami Gardens) – this football stadium is located in the north Miami suburb called Miami Gardens. It’s the current home of the NFL football team the Miami Dolphins, and the University of Miami football team, the Hurricanes (or just “Canes”). The teams’ popularity are reflected in this arena’s […]
South Beach (Miami Beach – from 1st Street North to 21st Street) – this beach is one of the reasons why many visitors come to Miami. This is not just any beach, but one within walking distance of trendy nightclubs, restaurants, boutiques and hotels. In fact, all the hotels on this strip charge premium prices […]
Sony Open Tennis (Tennis Center at Crandon Park, Key Biscayne, Miami) – a.k.a. the “Miami Masters”, this men’s & women’s professional tennis event is held within the upscale Key Biscayne area every March (as part of the international tennis circuit, which includes the U.S. Open in New York, Wimbledon in London, and the French Open […]
Located at the gates of Los Angeles, Malibu is a small residential town that houses beautiful beaches, among the most famous are Malibu State Beach, Surfrider Beac, Topanga State Beach and Zuma Beach. The polemic of this area is the proximity of celebrities, you can find a certain level of agglomeration.
It is one of new York’s most famous landmarks and has become a symbol of the United States. Its real name is very little known “Freedom illuminating the World” and since 1984 UNESCO declared it a World Heritage site for its historical value. It represents freedom and the struggle for emancipation against oppression, a message […]
Coral Gables Merrick House (907 Coral Way, Coral Gables) — This is the boyhood home of George E. Merrick, founder and developer of the City of Coral Gables. This historic landmark originally began as an 1899 frame house, and was added onto in 1907. The house has been restored to the 1920s period and filled […]
Design District (3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 400, Miami) – this area, which was once known as the run-down district called “Wynwood”, has been transformed in recent times into a cutting-edge modern art & architectural area. Old low-rise warehouses have been converted into brand new domiciles of design and there are approximately 130 design-related firms […]
Gianni Versace Mansion (1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach) – a.k.a. Casa Casuarina, this was the Miami home of famed Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace, who originally bought this villa in 1992. He then spent $33 million expanding it. In 1997, serial killer Andrew Cunanan shot Versace at the villa’s front steps (reminiscent of Beatles member […]
Commonly known as Mount Rushmore National Memorial is one of the most iconic sites in the United States. Its singularity lies in that it is a monumental sculptural ensemble of 18 meters high and 5.17 km ² of extension. It represents the birth, growth, conservation and development of the American nation. Its construction lasted 14 […]