I visited Miami on a solo trip. The Little Havana Tour takes you through 9 stops in 2 hours which…read moreinclude authentic food and Cuban coffee, what a treat! It was a group of 10- 12 of us. Its all culturally narrated with stops that include cigar factory, Domino Park, Callejon Del Gallo, Ice Cream, Cuban Memorial, classic cars, and the theatre. NOTE: As self-professed coffee snob (Jamaican Blue Mountain, Kona Hawaiian, ect) this was added to my list! Less is best when it comes to Cuban coffee. Very rich and powerful little cup. The locals warned us to sip slow, woke me right up and offered good advice on adding sweetened condensed milk. Cost 5/5 $69.99 As a self-proclaimed high low girl, this tour was right up my alley. A good cultural tour which included food, drinks, historical facts, and opportunities to socialize. I also purchased food from the bakery, cigars, Cuban coffee, drinks, and souvenirs. I had plenty of leftovers and was full when it ended. This tour is included on the "Top 10 Food Tours in the U.S." for a reason, worth the cost. Location was central and rich with cultural from the elders in Domino Park playing dominions to the colorful roosters nearby. Great experience, I learned a lot. Apparently Gloria Estefan and her husband owns half the city, Love that for them.

Done this tour twice now and loved both experiences. They were similar but not exactly the same-…read morelearned new stuff and tried new things. Each guide is different and brings something different to the mix. We will be back again!

We purchased tickets in advance for the Art Deco Walking Tour. Ours was at 10:30 a.m. on a…read moreThursday in late February. The instructions were to check in 20 - 30 minutes before the tour. The meet-up point is the Art Deco Welcome Center in South Beach, located in a park adjacent to the beach at 10th Street. We parked in a pay-lot about 4 blocks away on Washington Street. There were plenty of spaces when we arrived at 9:45 a.m. or so, but it was pretty full later when we left (a bit before 1 p.m.). I was pleasantly surprised that the cost was under $10! We checked in and were invited to browse the gift shop or to check out the Art Deco Museum. We did both. They also issued us lanyard-and-headphone combos for the tour. They had enough people booked such that they split it into 2 tours. Whoever was there a bit early was assigned to the first one, and we headed out by 10:20 a.m. Our guide was Howard. He had a voice that carried quite a ways, so we didn't end up needing the headphones. Given the topology, there were no hills to climb. Everything was uniformly flat. The tour began with a short history of Miami Beach, the concept of Art Deco, and why there happened to be a concentration of the style there. They later touched on how the preservation efforts saved it in the 1970s. Much of the rest of the tour was walking up Ocean Blvd (as well as some other streets) with Howard pointing out features on various buildings and how they reflect various aspects of Art Deco. It also involved the history of the buildings and what they are used for currently. We went into the lobby of one hotel for an interior glimpse. The tour also included a few other miscellaneous structures along the route (Versace's mansion and the oldest remaining house on the island, from 1916). The tour wrapped up after a bit over 90 minutes back near the visitors' center where it started. I thought this was quite a good overview of the subject and provided a lot of insights about the area and its history. If you have an interest in Art Deco and this area, you should definitely check it out.

Paola was a terrific tour guide. She was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Miami Beach,…read morethe people who developed it and those who saved its iconic buildings from destruction. She pointed out the most significant structures and their Art Deco elements, both exterior and interior. Near the end of the tour she took us into our own hotel to show off aspects that we had not seen or not noticed. It was well worth the cost. Recommended for anyone interested in architecture, history, movies set in Miami Beach!

Each time I come to Wynwood it looks different. New shops, restaurants & murals. Located north of…read moreDowntown, this formerly industrial warehouse district has transformed into a bustling, walkable area filled with vibrant murals, eclectic restaurants, breweries, and curated galleries. It's considered a premier Miami, neighborhood known globally as a vibrant arts, fashion & innovation hub. Here is one of the world's largest open-air street-art installations.

Wynwood had surely changed over the last five years with residential high rise buildings popping up…read moreeverywhere with limited street parking. Highly recommend that everyone visiting the Wynwood area use ride-share. If you start noticing large murals of colorful graffiti on walls then you know you arrived in Wynwood. A few places we visited include Wynwood Jungle, Wynwood Walls, The Salty Donut and Cerveceria La Tropical with a few boutique and gift shops. Sadly J Wakefield Brewing is gone. The Wynwood Convention Center has some interesting yearly events.

This tour is a must do whenever you are visiting Miami the tour guide knows his stuff and he wanted…read moreto make sure that you had a piece of the little Havana history while on this walking tour. The food tasting was simply amazing. Top notch truly enjoyed this tour and will do again.

For the price, I think this was a great airboat option. Kids under a certain age are free and…read moreadults were priced well. Sadly we happened to show up the week that the tribe island was closed so there wasn't an Alligator show. We did see one large alligator AND they had a baby alligator for everyone to hold before you got on the boat. Some people might get mad that "we didn't see any" but nobody can control where the animals will be. It was also cool to hear a little about the Miccosukee history. But the ride was fun if you just wanna mark the Everglades ride off your list of must do things in Florida. They provided the kids with large headphones and adults with earplugs.

This tour is really good. If you are looking to see alligators then this is the tour for you. Not…read moreonly do you see alligators but also turtles, birds, and fish. The guide was very knowledgeable and nice and the area was very easy to access and great parking. Really kid friendly since the airboat doesn't feel too fast and the ride doesn't feel bumpy at all. However if you are looking for thrill and the classic going through the plants and stuff this tour might not be for you. This is more of a peaceful ride through the river. But A LOT of alligators were present and the views were amazing.

Great day of seeing gators and the beasts that live in the Everglades. Michael was our guide two…read morethumbs up!

This was an experience of a lifetime. Awesome thing to do in Miami. Saw so much wildlife & lots of…read moregators. & crew was absolutely awesome. So knowledgable & kind... Definitely coming back

Advertised to take 1hr, this took less than 15 minutes to walk through calmly. Including watching…read morethe video of a guy who quit law to be a LEGO artist. They have some impressive works like the T-Rex and Flying people. Some mimicking historic art. Can't say this is worth $56 for two tickets. Gift shop is meh. These pop up art galleries need to put more effort in my opinion. The best part of this was being hosted in the really cool, historic Olympia theater. Perhaps better for kids. They have a play pen and I can see the little ones having more fun with it.

This Exhibition is located the Olympia Theater!…read more The formal name art of the brick is an exhibition by Nathan Sawaya, who's displaying his incredible original sculptures and renditions of popular art like starry night, Mona Lisa and the girl with a Pearl Earring. There are so many sculptures, big and small that tell you just how many Lego's it takes to make such incredible pieces. The short answer hundreds and thousands all placed by Nathan himself. Make sure you pay attention to the photos in the second section, the hold a secret! There's about three different sections to go through taking about 45 minutes to an hour with tickets starting at $29.90. This is family and kid friendly and you'll be happy to know They now have discounts on Mondays! For Lego fanatics and fans alike I recommend checking out the Lego museum before This build moves on to a new city!

We found a Living Social for the Food Tours of Miami and decided to give it a try. I wasn't even…read moreaware that Miami offered food tours before we ran across this deal. Just today we took the tour and were amazed. My husband and I had a wonderful time! Everything about THIS food tour was 5 stars. Steve was our guide and he is such a nice person, we felt really comfortable asking questions and speaking with him. Also, he is very knowledgeable about Miami and its history. But more than that, he made the tour very personal. The four places we ate at were great. By the end of the tour I was quite satisfied with the range of foods we had tried. I'm also glad that now I have some new places to go to on South Beach that I never would have tried before. I am sworn to secrecy on which places you'll visit, as each tour should be a fun surprise, just as Steve intends it to be. Believe me, you will have an amazing time. I would definitely recommend this tour to others and I myself will definitely go back for more! This tour would be perfect for a date, group of friends, or just for those foodies who want to try new places!

Excellent change of pace. My friend and I were over an…read moreearly late. We didn't miss much because the guide was not hasty in how he presented the information and allowed the group time to savor the food. Thus, our hour late did not spoil the tour for us. The guide was very accommodating as he reviewed what we missed and was very welcoming although we were so tardy. The guide was well read. The food was delicious. I am planning to go again. It's an awesome experience that is a change of pace from the usual outings. It is worth your time and money.