• Ocean Drive - We’ll start by revisiting the very first “Miami Vice” scene with Don Johnson at “The Carlyle” restaurant.
• Cardozo Bar & Grill - Introduction of Art Deco architecture, its origins and place in the history of Miami Beach
• Washington Ave. Beach - USPS post office building is both a “Miami Vice” filming location and a very important monument of Art Deco. We will step inside to marvel its original beauty.

• Bottled water
• Guided tour

Did you know that Miami Beach is largely artificial? Or that Biscayne Bay was once a mere swamp? Or that Miami Beach was the place where Muhammad Ali first claimed the world boxing championship? The history of Miami Beach is a fascinating tapestry of intriguing narratives, which I have devoted myself to illuminate through thorough investigation, compelling narration, and a love for the subject.

As an experienced tour director, I’ve unearthed and collected the area’s best concealed treasures, such as hidden rooftop terraces boasting incredible vistas, peculiar passageways leading to clandestine sanctuaries, enigmatic lobbies steeped in enthralling stories, and discreet bars with gripping tales to share. We’ll tread upon locations that were once the focus of global news as crime scenes, and interpret the camouflage of Art Deco architecture in plain view. Regardless of your interest in history, you’ll be captivated by an assortment of eccentric facts and engage in film and TV trivia as we reveal the settings of famous film and television scenes.

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