Things To Do
City activities
This Conde Nast article has a pretty good breadth of the city's different attractions (why reinvent the wheel?). Wynwood Walls, South Beach, Vizcaya, Ancient Spanish Monastery are some of our favs.
Where to Eat
Can't go wrong with Eater, man. Miami has recently become a destination food city, especially if your palette leans towards seafood and Latin America. The button below has the city's essential spots. If you're looking for something still trendier: https://miami.eater.com/maps/best-new-restaurants-miami-heatmap
Where to Drink
These are all great spots, ranging from swanky cocktails to divery 70s vibes. And unlike NYC you can walk into most of these anytime without a res.
Everglades National Park
South Florida’s interior is one of the largest protected tropical wetland areas in the world; we’ve seen lots of gators, a range of birds, manatees, crocodiles etc. The deafening airboat tours are popular but there are lots of walking trails accessible by car that permit a more thoughtful and immersive experience.
Biscayne National Park
For those of you who don’t burn to a crisp in the sun, Biscayne is a spectacular protected marine environment just outside the city. Above water you can go paddle boarding and see mangrove forests, natural beaches and plenty of bird; go driving or snorkeling and below water you can see reefs, dolphins, turtles and other marine life.