• Miami Beach Botanical Garden - Established in the 1960s by the City of Miami Beach, this “Garden-Center” was designed to cultivate tropical fruits. Discover more about this expansive 4-acre paradise!
• Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach - Conceived by a group of Holocaust survivors in 1984, this distinctive memorial stands on a site once home to Holocaust survivors.
• Collins Canal Park - This 2.8-acre green space features unique aluminum sculptures known as Humanoids.
• Miami Beach Convention Center - First opened in 1958, this venue underwent significant renovations from 2015-2018. Curious about the scale of these renovations? Stay tuned!
• Soundscape Park - This lush, modern park is now a world-class destination that beautifully blends music, design, and culture.
• Lincoln Road - Believe it or not, this area was once a mangrove forest, with shrubs thriving in coastal, saline waters.
• Espanola Way - Experiencing a revival, Espanola Way is a vibrant gathering place for locals and visitors, filled with shops and restaurants.
• Cameo Theater - Learn about this entertainment venue’s rich history, dating back to the 1930s.
• Collins Avenue - Designed by Henry Hohauser in 1939, this art deco treasure showcases a distinctive Streamline Modern style.
• The Webster Miami - Completed in 1939, the Webster exemplifies architect Henry Hohauser’s commitment to the rule of three. Discover what that entails.
• The Marlin Hotel - In the 1990s, this historic hotel transformed into a tropical haven for some of the world’s most famous recording artists and performers. Find out who they are.
• World Erotic Art Museum (WEAM) - Founded in 2005 by American erotic art collector Naomi Wilzig, this museum is one of Miami Beach’s hidden gems and offers a fascinating afternoon experience.
• Essex House by Clevelander - This architectural jewel in Miami Beach boasts a storied past and has recently received numerous awards for its restorations. Learn more about it.
• The Tony Hotel South Beach - Now known as the Tony Hotel, South Beach, it originally opened as the Tiffany Hotel.
• The Colony Hotel - This bright blue neon landmark has illuminated Ocean Drive every night for nearly 90 years!
• Hotel Breakwater South Beach - The Breakwater Hotel is unmissable! Discover more about it.
• Art Deco Museum - Founded in 1976, this nonprofit aims to support the historic preservation and enhancement of Miami Beach’s unique architectural and cultural identity.
• Clevelander South Beach - This art deco-designed building is a Miami Beach icon.
• Versace Mansion - Welcome to the renowned Casa Casuarina, better known as the ‘Versace Mansion,’ once owned by the famous Italian fashion designer.
• The Tides South Beach - A legendary art deco gem, recognized as one of the most elegant and sophisticated beachfront hotels in the U.S.A.
• Carlyle Cafe - The Carlyle has served as the backdrop for numerous films and television shows over its 75-year history. Discover some of them.
• Cardozo South Beach - This hotel features traditional art deco style with rounded lines reminiscent of a Studebaker fender.
• Cavalier South Beach Hotel - Learn why the Cavalier is celebrated as a masterpiece of the Art Deco movement.
• Hilton Grand Vacations Club McAlpin Ocean Plaza Miami - The McAlpin is considered a near-perfect example of the Art Deco style.
• Sagamore Hotel South Beach - An All Suite Hotel - This historic hotel represents Miami Beach’s transition to modern resort architecture.
• Delano Beach Club - Built in 1947 by Rob and Rose Schwartz, the Delano hotel was initially used for military housing.
• Collins Park - As you wander along the landscaped paths, you’ll encounter various works of art.
• The Bass - Discover “The Bass,” its origins, and how it became a culturally significant part of Miami Beach!

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Experience a guided tour through your smartphone, beginning at the Miami Beach Botanical Gardens and continuing along Washington and Collins Avenues. Discover Miami’s renowned art deco architecture, historic parks, and art galleries, while learning about its notable figures and the early settlers who made this area their home.

The tour will highlight and provide insights into the attractions, statues, buildings, parks, memorials, and more that contribute to the charm of this downtown area.

Key attractions include Collins Canal Park, Espanola Way, Essex House Hotel, the Versace Mansion, Miami Beach Ocean Boardwalk, the Miccosukee, and more!

A GPS map will guide you, showing your current location and the next destination. As you approach each point of interest, the tour guide’s commentary will play automatically.

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