5 Historical Places to Visit in Miami
October 10, 2021
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Miami has been attracting visitors for centuries—it’s no surprise that it has such a rich past. Here are historical places for you to visit.
Miami has been attracting visitors for centuries—it’s no surprise that it has such a rich past. Here are historical places for you to visit.
These are the top five gardens in Florida. No matter what part of the state you’re in, one of these amazing gardens won’t be too far away.
Families will love a day at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park in Key West, FL, learning about its history, enjoying the water, and hiking.
Weeki Wachee is a Florida tourist attraction with underwater acrobatics that brought in droves of tourists long before the theme parks.
South of Vero Beach and North of West Palm Beach is Jupiter, FL, known for its beautiful landscapes and historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.
Located in Central Florida, Ocala has a great mix of southern cuisine as well as modern and ethnic foods. We’ve spent quite a bit of time exploring the best things to do in Ocala and the best restaurants. We loved the variety that we found as well as the quality.
We recently spent time in five of the Titusville parks around Florida’s Space Coast. Here is a look at these free attractions.
Florida Caverns State Park is the only place you can visit caves in the state of Florida. There are also great hikes options on the property.
St. Augustine, Florida is full of fun and unique attractions, but one of the most unique things to do is visit the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park.
Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood is known all over the world for its street art and murals. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Miami. The History of Wynwood The Wynwood neighborhood wasn’t always what it is now. It started off as a neighborhood for middle-class families, but when a highway was built nearby, those families left and only the poor remained. Over the next few decades, the neighborhood became rundown and unsafe, with many of its warehouses abandoned.
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