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Everglades & Biscayne-Nationalpark — Die Wildnis vor Miamis Tür
Miami ist einzigartig unter den großen amerikanischen Städten durch seine Nähe zu zwei außergewöhnlichen Nationalparks: dem Everglades-Nationalpark (die größte subtropische Wildnis in den USA, UNESCO-Welterbe) und dem Biscayne-Nationalpark (der einzige Nationalpark in den USA, in dem der größte Teil der Parkfläche unter Wasser liegt).
Florida Keys & Key West — Das Ende der Straße und das Riff
The Florida Keys (the chain of approximately 1,700 coral and limestone islands arching 240 km (150 miles) southwest from the southern tip of Florida into the Gulf of Mexico, connected by the Overseas Highway (US-1) — the most scenic drive in Florida and one of the most scenic in the United States): the Keys are the premier day-trip or overnight destination from Miami, offering tropical island scenery, world-class snorkelling and diving, Key Lime pie, and the unique laid-back character of Key West (the southernmost city in the continental United States, 180 km (112 miles) from Miami).
Miamis Globaler Tisch — Kubanische, Haitianische, Venezolanische & Karibische Küche
Miami's food culture (the most diverse in the American South, reflecting the extraordinary cultural mix of the Miami metropolitan area — the most Latin American major city in the United States, with an estimated 72% Hispanic population in Miami-Dade County and significant communities from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Haiti, Jamaica, and virtually every other country in the Caribbean and South America): Miami's restaurant scene is simultaneously the most culturally authentic Latin food destination in the US and an increasingly sophisticated fine dining destination.
Vizcaya, Coconut Grove & Miamis Historische Seele
Das Vizcaya Museum und die Gärten (das 1916er Anwesen im italienischen Renaissancestil an der Biscayne Bay im Coconut Grove-Viertel von Miami — das schönste Gilded Age-Anwesen im amerikanischen Süden und der schönste italienische Formalgarten in den USA) und das Coconut Grove-Viertel bieten die historisch und kulturell reichhaltigste Erfahrung der Stadt.
Brickell, Downtown & Miamis Aufstrebendes Finanzviertel
Brickell (the Financial District of Miami, on the west bank of Biscayne Bay south of downtown — the fastest-growing urban neighbourhood in the United States by new construction volume, with approximately 40 skyscrapers over 200 metres completed between 2015 and 2025): the explosion of new luxury residential towers in Brickell and downtown Miami (driven by a wave of Latin American and international investment following the 2008 financial crisis) has created the most dynamic and rapidly evolving large urban skyline in the United States.
South Beach, Art Deco & Ocean Drive — Das Wahrzeichen von Miami
Miami — die Stadt im Miami-Dade County, Florida, mit etwa 450.000 Einwohnern in der Stadt und 6,2 Millionen in der Metropolregion — die Kulturhauptstadt Lateinamerikas in den USA und das Tor zwischen Nordamerika und der Karibik und Südamerika: South Beach ist das international bekannteste Viertel Floridas.
Wynwood, Design District & Little Haiti — Miamis Kreative Seele
Das Wynwood Arts District und das angrenzende Miami Design District sind das kreative und kulturelle Herz des zeitgenössischen Miamis — die Viertel, die einen früher industriellen und übersehenen Stadtbereich in eines der dynamischsten Kunst- und Designziele Amerikas verwandelt haben.
Little Havana, Calle Ocho & Miamis Kubanische Seele
Little Havana (the Cuban-American neighbourhood on SW 8th Street (Calle Ocho) in the City of Miami — the cultural heart of the Cuban exile community and the most Latin neighbourhood in the most Latin American city in the United States): the approximately 1.2 million Cuban-Americans in the Miami metro area have made Miami the most Cuban city outside of Cuba, and Little Havana is where that culture is most concentrated and most visible.
Art Basel Miami Beach — Wenn Miami zur Welthauptstadt der Kunst Wird
Art Basel Miami Beach (the annual contemporary art fair held at the Miami Beach Convention Center during the first week of December — the American edition of the world's most important contemporary art fair (founded in Basel, Switzerland in 1970, the Miami edition launched in 2002), attracting approximately 80,000 visitors per year (of which approximately 40,000 are credentialed art world professionals (collectors, museum directors, curators, gallery owners, and critics) — the largest single concentration of the global art world in any city at any time of year)): Art Basel transforms Miami into the world capital of contemporary art for one week each December.