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Encounter wild animals in their habitat, enjoyentertaining animal shows, swim with dolphins andhand-feed wildlife.1. Everglades Alligator Farm40351 SW 192nd Ave.305/247-2628Everglades.com2. Jungle Island1111 Parrot Jungle Trail305/400-7000JungleIsland.com3. Miami Seaquarium, Dolphin Harbor& Sea Trek Reef Encounter4400 Rickenbacker Causeway305/361-5705MiamiSeaquarium.com4. Monkey Jungle14805 SW 216th St.305/235-1611MonkeyJungle.com5. Zoo Miami12400 SW 152nd St.305/251-0400ZooMiami.orgHISTORIC LANDMARKSExplore beautiful historic landmarks and stunningmuseums while learning more about our history.6. Ancient Spanish Monastery16711 W. Dixie Highway305/945-1461SpanishMonastery.com7. The Barnacle Historic State Park3485 Main le8. Coral Castle Museum28655 S. Dixie Highway305/248-6345CoralCastle.com9. Coral Gables Merrick House907 Coral Way305/460-5095CoralGables.com10. Deering Estate16701 SW 72nd Ave.305/235-1668DeeringEstate.org11. Gold Coast Railroad MuseumZoo Miami Entrance, 12450 SW 152nd St.305/253-0063GCRM.org12. Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach1933-1945 Meridian Ave.305/538-1663HolocaustMemorialMiamiBeach.org13. Miami Auto Museum2000 NE 146th St.305/354-7680DezerCollection.com14. Venetian Pool2701 De Soto Blvd.305/460-5306VenetianPool.com15. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens3251 S. Miami Ave.305/250-9133Vizcaya.orgWET & WILD ADVENTURESExperience thrilling airboat rides, safari tours andsightseeing cruises, or spend the day at a water park.16. Claustrophobia Escape The Room Game116 - 118 NE 3rd Ave.305/770-6364Phobia.us17. Coopertown EvergladesAirboat Tour & Restaurant22700 SW 8th St. (Tamiami Trail)305/226-6048CoopertownAirboats.com18. Everglades Safari Park26700 SW 8th St. (Tamiami Trail)305/226-6923EvergladesSafariPark.com19. Everglades Swamp Tours17855 SW 248th St.305/849-0135EvergladesSwampTours.com20. Fox in a Box28 SE 1st St.786/630-3330FoxInABoxMiami.com21. GameTimeShops at Sunset Place, 5701 Sunset Drive, #330305/667-4263GameTimePlayers.com22. Grapeland Water Park1550 NW 37th Ave.305/960-2950MiamiGov.com/Grapeland23. Island Queen Cruises Inc.Bayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne Blvd.305/379-5119IslandQueenCruises.comHARD ROCKSTADIUM24. Miami EcoAdventures3401 SW 72nd S25. Miccosukee Indian Village and Airboat Rides6Mile Marker 35, U.S. Highway 41 (Tamiami Trail)305/552-8365Miccosukee.com13NW 27TH AVEANIMAL ENCOUNTERS26. Ocean Force AdventuresMiami Beach Marina, 300 Alton Road, Pier E305/372-3388OceanForceAdventures.com2727. Palmetto Mini Golf9300 SW 152nd St.305/238-2922GolfPalmetto.com/Mini-GolfQ28. Thriller Miami Speedboat AdventuresBayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne Blvd.305/371-3278ThrillerMiami.comEDUCATIONAL MUSEUMSLearn about Caribbean and Miami history, see nationaltraveling science exhibits; or visit a museum just for kids.29. The Art Deco MuseumTO BEACM480 NW 11th St.305/329-2513HistoricalBlackPrecinct.org31. Burger Museum42321824251442. Everglades National Park40001 State Road 9336305/242-7700NPS.gov/Ever43. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden10901 Old Cutler Road305/667-1651FairchildGarden.org44. Fruit & Spice Park24801 SW 187th Ave.305/247-5727RedlandFruitandSpice.com45. Historic Virginia Key Beach Park4020 Virginia Beach nAirlinesArena2RT47B2937JDodge IslandPortMiami263645A15122823346CRANDON PARKTENNIS CENTERI43275419101CUTLER BAY44HOMESTEADMIAMI SPEEDWAYO418301 Washington Ave.305/672-5044JewishMuseum.com9700 SW 328th St.305/230-1144NPS.gov/Bisc391136. Jewish Museum of Florida-FIUVisit stunning botanical gardens, sample exotic tropicalfruit or explore our national parks.41. Biscayne National Park3840101 W. Flagler St.305/375-1492HistoryMiami.orgNATURE, PARKS & GARDENS20164835. HistoryMiami Museum14710 SW 128th St.305/233-5197WingsOverMiami.comGD4141 NE 2nd Ave.305/371-5988HaitianHeritageMuseum.org40. Wings Over Miami MuseumC12134. Haitian Heritage Museum1103 Biscayne Blvd.305/375-3000PAMM.orgH7826 N. Krome Ave.305/246-9531FloridaPioneerMuseum.org39. Pérez Art Museum MiamiDR35L Brickell Ave.F933. Florida Pioneer Museum1101 Biscayne 85 Aragon Ave.305/603-8067CoralGablesMuseum.org38. Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of ScienceRIV4132. Coral Gables Museum980 MacArthur 0 NW 37th Ave.Magic City Casino305/305-3999BurgerBeastMuseum.com37. Miami Children’s MuseumWYNWOOD22IVETO BEACHESMiami Design Preservation League, 1001 Ocean Museum30. Black Police Precinct and Courthouse MuseumK34HESN33142S146. Marjory Stoneman DouglasBiscayne Nature CenterE. Coral Gables Visitor Center47. Miami Beach Botanical GardenF. Dade Heritage Trust TourismInformation Center and GalleryN. South Dade Chamber of CommerceG. Downtown Miami Welcome CenterO. South Miami-Dade TropicalAgricultural Visitor CenterCoral Gables Museum285 Aragon Ave.305/603-8067CoralGables.com/Visit6767 Crandon Blvd.305/361-6767BiscayneNatureCenter.org2000 Convention Center Drive305/673-7256MBGarden.org190 SE 12th Terrace305/358-9572DadeHeritageTrust.org48. Pinecrest Gardens11000 Red Road305/669-6990PinecrestGardens.orgVISITOR INFORMATION CENTERSA. Greater Miami Convention & Visitors BureauMiami Center for Architecture & Design100 NE 1st Ave.305/448-7488MiamiDDA.com/Main Places.aspH. Historic Overtown Visitor CenterThe Historic Lyric Theater Welcome Center Complex819 NW 2nd Ave.786/708-4610BAHLT.org701 Brickell Ave., Suite 2700305/539-3000MiamiandBeaches.comB. Art Deco Welcome Center –Miami Design Preservation League1001 Ocean Drive305/763-8026, 305/672-2014MDPL.orgC. Coconut Grove Chamber of Commerce2701 S. Bayshore Drive, Suite 300305/444-7270CoconutGroveChamber.comD. Coconut Grove Village West Visitor Center3670 Grand Ave.305/446-5150KromaMiami.comI.Key Biscayne Chamber ofCommerce & Visitors Center88 W. McIntyre St., Suite 100305/361-5207KeyBiscayneChamber.orgJ. LGBT Visitor Center1130 Washington Ave., 1st Floor North305/397-8914GoGayMiami.comK. Little Haiti Visitor Center212 NE 59th Terrace305/960-2969L. Little Havana Welcome Center1442 SW 8th St.305/643-5500Other visitor centers, including the MiMo Visitor Center, the PortMiami Visitor Center, the Simpson Park Visitor Center, and the South Miami-Dade(Government Center) Visitor Center, will open soon. Visit MiamiandBeaches.com for the most up-to-date list.M. Miami International AirportTourist Information CounterCentral Terminal E, Level 2305/876-7000Miami-Airport.com455 N. Flagler Ave.305/247-2332ChamberInAction.comUF/IFAS Miami-Dade County Extension18710 SW 288th St.305/248-3311P. Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center18070 Collins Ave.305/792-1952SunnyIslesBeachMiami.comQ. Surfside Tourist Bureau9301 Collins Ave.305/864-0722VisitSurfsideFL.comR. Tourist Hospitality Center(Miami Beach Latin Chamber of Commerce)1620 Drexel Ave. (Corner of Lincoln Road)305/674-1414MiamiBeach.orgS. Tropical Everglades Visitor Association (TEVA)160 SE 1st Ave.305/245-9180TropicalEverglades.comT. Visit Miami Beach – Visitors Center(Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce)Miami Beach Convention Center, Hall C1901 Convention Center Drive786/276-2763MiamiBeachGuest.com
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