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53. Big Cyprus National Reserve

Big Cyprus National Reserve

94 km from city center

National Park

Located 40 miles west of Miami, the Big Cyprus National Park is the ultimate key to the wilderness in nature. Lined up by mangroves, pinelands, prairies, cypress swamps, and old hammocks, camping in Big Cyprus is, even more, better with its nine huge campground options. Not all campsites have electrical hookups but worry not about the endless encounter with nature while your camping days. The pric (Read More)e for camping per night ranges from $10 to $30.

54. Curry Hammock State Park

Curry Hammock State Park

138 km from city center

Forest

Sandwiched between Key Largo and Key West is the magnificent Curry Hammock State Park, spread across an area of 1000 acres. This unhindered pice of nature is the best escape option from the weary city tales and engage in experiencing Florida’s unique ecosystem.

55. Biscayne National Park

Biscayne National Park

138 km from city center

National Park

The exquisite environment in Jonathan Dickinson State Park of Florida crowded with raccoons and bobcats is a must-visit place to spend your camping days in Miami. The coastal sandhills and Loxahatchee River will take you to a world from afar and a guided horse-drawn tram tour will help you explore the hidden beauty inside Jonathan Dickinson State Park. the Pine Grove campground of Dickinson park h (Read More)as 90 furnished sites while the River Campground, near Loxahatchee, is slightly smaller with 52 sites with all the essential amenities.

56. Longkey State Park

Longkey State Park

123 km from city center

Forest

The lavishness of Miami finds no boundary in Long Key State Park of Florida, located just beside the famous birding trail of Miami, inviting visitors from around the world. While the 2017 Hurricane had a rough impact on the entire ecospace of Long Key park, now the park has taken a rebirth from the ashes with a huge influx of tourists round the year.

57. Miami Everglades RV Resort

Miami Everglades RV Resort

47 km from city center

Stay Experience

Placed in a tropical landscape with a variety of flora and fauna, this campground is a popular spot for both camping and RV camping. It is a drive away from Miami and is easy to commute to. Various sports as well as activities can be done in the park and restrooms, laundry facilities as well as a swimming pool are also present. The site also has some amazing fruit trees as well access to Wi-Fi.

58. Historic Virginia Key Beach Park

Historic Virginia Key Beach Park

Beach

It is a beautiful park including some of the most scenic beaches out of all places for camping in Miami as well as lush mangroves. The location of the park is upon an island a boat ride away from the city. The site is extremely popular for its natural wonders and some of the finest hiking and biking trails all across.

59. Hollywood KOA

Hollywood KOA

28 km from city center

Camping

Home to the lush natural wonders of Miami and a site for various activities like camping, this spot for camping in Miami is located a drive away from the city. The visitors can book bungalows or sites for RVs as well as camping and relax in the beaches or have fun in the social events that are constantly taking place in the area. It is rather unique as guests can find concerts and parties as well (Read More)as plenty of restaurants and method of entertainment, unlike most other parks on the list.

60. Greynolds Park

Greynolds Park

20 km from city center

Camping

Very close to the city, this is a popular site for camping in Miami that features a huge golf course, camping grounds as well as various natural wonders. The Oleta River runs beside the park hence activities like boating and fishing are available. Campgrounds are also present with proper restrooms, picnic spots and cabins as well. Guests can also enjoy bird watching, hiking, biking, etc.

61. Long Pine Key Campground

Long Pine Key Campground

Camping

Placed slightly far from Miami, this camping ground is only open from November to May and offers both RV and tent campsites to its visitors. Guests cannot reserve sites in advance and can only get them upon arrival. Various campsites that are fully equipped with necessities are present alongside the beautiful trails and activities to do amidst nature.

62. Miami Shores Aquatic Centre

Miami Shores Aquatic Centre

12 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

The tropical climate of Miami is a perfect destination for swimming in the 8-lane professional Miami Shores Aquatic Centre. Travelers can not only enjoy lap swimming but you can also get a glimpse of the famous Flying Eagles Swim Team of Miami. The adventurous water slides, fun zones and an indulging meal in the food court will be exhilarating. Maintaining a consistent temperature as per seasons t (Read More)hroughout the year, the entertaining pool parties and Dive-In theatre is a must try at Miami Shore Aquatic Centre. Your safety in the blue water will be maintained by certified American Red Cross lifeguards.

63. Grapeland Water Park

Grapeland Water Park

7 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

The 13 acres Grapeland Water Park of Miami is just a few miles from the Biscayne Bay, offering a pleasant outing option to families under the subtropical sun of Miami. Under the supervision of the City of Parks and Recreation Department, this amusement park is beautifully adorned by Romero Britto’s eye goggling pop art. The fun theme of pirate’s ship wreck takes the center stage in Grapeland Water (Read More) Park. No wonder you can indulge in unlimited splashing is the Captain’s Lagoon, assigned only for swimming. Sliding along the inner tubes in the Buccaneer River Ride is joyful. The Private’s Plunge section is most adventurous while you slide through the fastest lanes creating enormous splash. For toddlers, the Shipwreck Island section is the best to let them be. Grapeland Water Park also offers swimming lessons, a glorious snack bar, and a lovely time.

64. Santa’s Enchanted Forest

Santa’s Enchanted Forest

14 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

A wonderful expedition to the world’s largest holiday-themed park in Miami, the Santa’s Enchanted Forest is a never-to-miss experience while spending your Christmas in Miami. Being a popular South Florida annual holiday tradition running for 37 years, Santa’s Enchanted Forest boasts of organizing the miraculously tallest Christmas light show of South Florida, attracting travelers from around the (Read More)globe. With more than 100 rides sectioned as kids, family, and thrilling rides, your day will end with an adventurous Gauchos Thrill show and Christmas Karaoke. No Christmas in South Florida is complete without attending this giant fiesta in Santa’s Enchanted Forest and experiencing the adventurous roller coasters, bungee jumping, slingshot, wall climbing and what not.

65. Dezerland Park

Dezerland Park

17 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

If the subtropical outdoor theme parks of Miami doesn’t entice you, you need to run fast into the virtual reality world of Dezerland Park in Miami. Once you enter, 250,000 sq. ft. indoor entertainment park opens in front of you hundreds of gaming options to sweat out. Starting with exploring more than 100 options in the Miami Arcade, players will be enthralled to engage in the diversity.Try rock c (Read More)limbing, finding your way through a ropes course, and mini-golf playing and do not miss the ultimate virtual reality experience in Dezerland Park of Miami, harboring you to a world otherwise. If you have some more time to spare, go for encountering mini ninja, bumper cars, and trampolining.

66. Flamingo Water Park

Flamingo Water Park

Amusement & Theme Park

Open on weekends, the family-friendly theme park of Miami, the Flamingo Water Park is an ideal escape for a refreshing weekend, galloping in 120,000 gallons of water seamlessly. No one can leave the park without relaxing in the 630 Feet lazy river, plunging in the zero depths kid’s pool or take a faith leap from the 30 feet tower and get wet in the fun and frolic of Flamingo Water Park. the slide (Read More)tower with 3 main slides, 6 kiddy slides and 2 pool areas will catch your attention all at once. There is also a play zone with 9000 gallons of fresh warm water, a 584 Square Feet Tot Spot for toddlers to enjoy, a mesmerising lounge pool with encircled serenity, and a Water Park Wet Area with spa facilities. Travelers can also enjoy a peaceful stay in the attached Kissimmee resort, without any hassle.

67. Virtual Reality Park

Virtual Reality Park

Amusement & Theme Park

Virtual Reality Park of Miami urges you to drown in the world of immersive experience with virtual reality games and attractions in all corners. Once you enter the 13,000 square foot virtual reality theme park, you can experience 3-D world with challenges and numerous entertainment options. Featuring more than 20 virtual reality games, 50 3-D films, a virtual arena and a virtual escape room, you c (Read More)an readily see your fellow friends in armour, shoot them and slide through glass walls in the virtual area room. The extravagant enjoyment while using the VR Motorcycle, VR star blade space fight, or the VR reactor will surely blow your mind in Miami.

68. Uncle Bernie’s Amusement Park

Uncle Bernie’s Amusement Park

Amusement & Theme Park

Uncle Bernie’s Amusement park in Miami has been the centre of attraction from 2002, introducing affordable fun rides for both kids and the family, round the year. Located in the second-largest outdoor flea market of the U.S. in the Swap Shop of Fort Lauderdale, kids can also celebrate their birthday parties, availing preferable packages in this little paradise of cheerfulness. Wandering around thi (Read More)s amusement park, one can also see school kids engaged in their fun field trips. Snacks and plentiful joy is always available here in Uncle Bernie’s Amusement Park.

69. MegaJump Doral Trampoline Park and Laser Tag

MegaJump Doral Trampoline Park and Laser Tag

Amusement & Theme Park

MegaJump Doral Trampoline Park and Laser Tag No place in Miami is better to wash off your worries than MegaJump Doral Trampoline Park, located just near to Chipotle Mexican Grill in Doral, Florida. Spread on an area of 33,000 Square Feet, Mega Jump Doral is an acclaimed and popular Mega Jump franchise offering extreme ninja courses, basketball hoops, battle beam, tumbling lanes, dodgeball courts, (Read More) a general jumping room and whatnot. A perfect suit for all ages, Mega Jump Doral trampoline-themed park of Miami also offers lavish party rooms for mega events like birthdays, anniversaries, fundraisers and more. Gamers get drowned in playing the popular Laser Tag game in the colored touch screen arena. Taking a leap in the sky through a mega bounce wall-to-wall trampoline is the ultimate fun. A mega cafe within the popular impeccable pizzas, starters, sandwiches and mouth watering combos are just a grip away.

70. Miami Watersports Complex

Miami Watersports Complex

16 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

The sub tropical encouraging weather of Miami makes this city a lovable spot for swimming down the sparkling water. Miami watersport Complex is a fully equipped boat and cable park, offering summer camps to kids, two full sized cables and a boat lake. Don't forget to carry enough sunscreen, swmit suit and towels, also in case you forget your swimming equipment there is a rental and a pro shop avai (Read More)lable in the complex to cater to your service. Group events with decked up picnic tables and kneeboards, private swimming lessons, waterski, watersurf, and an engaging 3 skill levels waterpark will grab your attention for an entire day seamlessly.

71. Bucky Dent Waterpark

Bucky Dent Waterpark

19 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Staged in the Cuban neighbourhood of Miami in Hialeah, the Bucky Dent Waterpark is a 25 acre big amusement park in Miami, inviting eyes from around the world. Named after Rusell Earl Bucky Dent, this age old theme water park consists of a 150 feet long water slides, urging kids to splash their ways through the slides. There is also a zero entry point for enthusiasts to take a dip and a six lane hu (Read More)ge activity pool to spend your time relaxing in the Hialeah wind. If you are too out of energy and need a gulp of tasty drink, Bucky Dent Waterpark serves you bountiful of delectable choices.

72. Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Amusement & Theme Park

A day in Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park of Miami will seem to be too less to fully grasp the various fun that the park offers.a perfect place for young and old, you can try your skill as the Virtual Reality gaming expert or visit the adventure hub with rope course and sky rider coasters o add to the fun. With a proper safety harness, climbing the top notch walls will sweat you even more. (Read More)Adding to the frolic is the refreshing attached cafe serving refreshing drinks in between. The other fun games of Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park include tube playground, battle beam, wipeout, warrior course, leap of faith and many more.

73. Perez Art Museum Miami

Perez Art Museum Miami

3 km from city center

Museum

Relocated in the Museum Park of Downtown Miami in 2013, the popular Perez Art Museum Miami, also known as PAMM, is a confluence of culture and art at its best. Designed by the reputed architectural firm Herzog & De Meuron, Perez Art Museum Miami is a three-floored gallery consisting of art displays from Latin America to Africa to the Caribbean. Founded in 1984, earlier PAMM was regarded as the Cen (Read More)tre for Fine Arts which continues to collect contemporary artworks of the 20th and 21st centuries. The exquisite outdoor exhibition and the hammock garden is a major attraction for visitors around the world. With more than 3000 permanent art collections, PAMM occasionally organizes film screenings, concerts, and special lectures. Buying souvenirs from the attached PAMM shop is a must on your visit.

74. Rubell Family Collection

Rubell Family Collection

Museum

The creation of Don and Mera Rubell led to the formation of the enchanting private art museum, the Rubell Museum. For more than half a decade, the Rubells team has collected more than 7,200 works by 1000 and more artists. The contemporary art displayed in the 56,000 square feet galleries is a mosaic of talent, aestheticism, and a warehouse of art and culture. Formerly known as the Rubell Family Co (Read More)llection, the artists include Nina Chanel Abney, Zhu Jinshi, Oscar Murillo, Lucy Dodd, and others. Not only you can witness an array of colors but the huge art gallery in Miami is formed by connecting six large industrial buildings that will let you dive into the artworks, but you can also be a part of curatorial internships or just enjoy the wide art-filled corridors. Timings -

75. Fredric Snitzer Gallery

Fredric Snitzer Gallery

Art Gallery

Founded by Fredric Snitzer in 1977 in the famous Coral Gables neighborhood, the popular Fredric Snitzer Gallery of Miami presents your artwork from diverse regions in diverse media platforms and involving diverse artists. No wonder, every year there are at least eight rotating exhibitions curated by talented artists in this 1,400 square foot space. With two huge indoor galleries and one luxurious (Read More)2,400 square feet outdoor sculpture exhibit, this art gallery of Miami is serving the artists’ minds with the best taste in contemporary art for over 40 years. Representations of works by Luis Crus Azaceta, Carlos Alfonzo, Carlos Cárdenas, Jackie Ferrara, Tomas Esson, and others have been a part of its historic journey.

76. Artechouse

Artechouse

6 km from city center

Art Gallery

Delving on the idea of new-age art fusion with the traditional essence of art, Artechhouse is one of its kind in Miami, established by Sandro and Tati in 2015. Opened at multiple locations in the United States, the vision of Artechhouse is to bring together the aura of art and the magnificence of science and technology, forming an immersive art experience for a lifetime. Introducing new artforms w (Read More)hile supporting experimentation with a multimedia art experience, Arthouse is currently exhibiting Pantone’s Color of the Year: Classic Blue exhibition. Throughout the year many such thematic exhibitions take place. There is also an attached Artechhouse shop to buy souvenirs for family and friends.

77. Avant Gallery

Avant Gallery

Art Gallery

Founded in 2007 in Miami Beach, Avant gallery showcases artworks which talk about Miami, encouraging contemporary artists of all ages to contribute in such endeavors. With flagship galleries in different places including New York and Dubai, Miami’s Avant Gallery has an amazing sculpture display which includes works of Tom Fruin, Will Kurtz, Dan Alva, Nathan Savaya, and many others. An engaging wal (Read More)k inside the art gallery will reveal to you a wide array of artwork from artists around the globe. There is also an attached La Muse cafe serving artfully inspired creative dishes to the creative souls, accompanied with strong coffee.

78. Museum of Graffiti

Museum of Graffiti

Museum

Standing at the confluence of graffiti culture in Miami, the Museum of Graffiti is a worthwhile experience of understanding the history of graffiti through decades. Established in the 1970s, this is the first Graffiti museum in the world encouraging the new art form which took shape in the local neighborhoods of the United States when children started to paint and put their names on the walls. Not (Read More) only will you live the essence of a different art form but you see the interior and exterior exhibitions with exotic works, sculptures, and drawings of more than 5 decades. The gigantic eleven wall murals, the interesting art gallery, and a mood-lifting luxury shop with the gallery will make your experience unforgettable. You can also pose with the graffiti and make the best of your time in Miami.

79. de la Cruz Collection

de la Cruz Collection

6 km from city center

Art Gallery

The privately funded luxury collection of Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz finally got a name as the de la Cruz Collection in Miami, designed by John Marquette. The de la Cruz art museum, established in 2009, has been the home of the art-lovers for more than three decades, and now they have opened it for the public to encourage the free flow of artistic thoughts in the neighborhood. Covering an area of (Read More) 30,000 square feet, the gallery is stuffed with contemporary art exhibits and also organizes lectures, summer workshops, and scholarships for students at DASH and NWSA. You can surf through works of Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Mark Grotjahn, Jennifer Guidi, Gabriel Orozco, Laura Owens, Jorge Pardo, Seth Price, and others.

80. Locust Projects

Locust Projects

Art Gallery

Art is for all and with the same mission in mind, in 1998, three renowned artists namely Western Charles, Cooper, and Elizabeth Withstandley together created the non-profit art exhibition space in Miami the Locust Projects. Located just north of Wynwood, the Locust Projects showcase an array of contemporary art mingled with experimentation, bringing in the front the raw talents of exceptional visu (Read More)al artists. Inviting national and international artists, this longest-running non-profit art space also curates summer public programs, summer art intensives, and grants to local artists. Art enthusiasts can also take up souvenirs from the shop to make their journey even more memorable.

81. Museum of Contemporary Art

Museum of Contemporary Art

Museum

The journey from a single gallery as the Centre for Contemporary Art to become the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, also known as MOCA, is indeed a recognizable one. Organizing about eight to ten exhibitions each year, MOCA aims at bringing together like-minded contemporary artists to revive the essence of art. Designed by Charles Gwathmey of GSNY, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami h (Read More)as upheld some of the most exemplary exhibitions in the past including Making Art in Miami, Frank Stella at 2000: Changing the rules, Painting into Photography/Photography into painting, and others. The giant assembly of more than 400 artists’ works consisting of Pablo Cano, Keith Haring, Alex Katz is mesmerizing. MOCA also organizes hands-on-art classes, contemporary art boot camp lectures, winter, and summer art camps to promote art and creativity.

82. David Castillo Gallery

David Castillo Gallery

6 km from city center

Art Gallery

Miami is an ideal restoration depot for art and creativity and David Castillo’s art gallery of Miami poses the perfect example of that. Established in 2005 by art dealer and art history educator David Castillo, this gallery showcases the enigma of contemporary artists of color, women, and queer artists of current time exhibiting more than 130 exhibitions within such a short time. David Castillo ha (Read More)s also been named the best art dealer in 2010 and continues to finance projects and monograms. Currently located in the Melin building of the Miami Design District, this art galley of Miami has shared space with eminent artists namely Sanford Biggers, Pepe Mar, Xaviera Simmons, Wendy White, and others.

83. Yeelen Gallery

Yeelen Gallery

Art Gallery

Just outside Miami’s popular Art Basel lies the exquisite Yeelen gallery nurturing works of global artists. Owned by Karla Ferguson, this little magical place in Little Haiti has been recognized by Vogue magazine and exhibits popular artists from around the world. The famous exhibition ‘Black Freedom’ organized by Yeelen gallery earned huge prominence, portraying the extraordinary stories of Littl (Read More)e Haiti through charcoal exhibits. Artists like Jean Michael Basquiat, Alex Katz, Yayoi Kusama, Rene Magritte, and others have been a part of the contemporary urban culture celebration in Yeelen art space.

84. Bakehouse art complex

Bakehouse art complex

Art Gallery

One of the oldest artist serving organizations in Miami, Bakehouse Art Complex was founded in 1986 with a vision to flock together artists from all over the world. Comprising of more than 100 resident and associate artists, this nonprofit organization has encouraged collaborations and helped in exhibiting artworks of mid-career artists, providing them with comfortable art space. Spread across an a (Read More)rea of 33,000 square feet, the sixty artist studios and two huge art galleries will keep you glued to this eutopic world. Organizing exemplary exhibitions almost every month, you can surely witness popular works of Adler Guerrier, Almaz Wilson, Amanda Bradley, Isabela Muci, and many others.

85. Spinello projects

Spinello projects

Art Gallery

To capture the stories of the marginalized communities, Spinello projects under the ownership of Anthony Spinello are attracting many eyes in Miami and the international world. Projecting ongoing political scenarios through art is an appreciated characteristic of Spinello Projects. Being a nomadic art gallery owner, Arthur Spinello by now had ten shifted stores in Miami and the earlier Spinello Ga (Read More)llery is now shut down. Your ecstatic journey to witness art will be more memorable after witnessing the Anthology of Black Thoughts curated by Octavio Yearwood and Jared MacGriff’s Only Touching the Ground to Jump.

86. Biscayne National Park

Biscayne National Park

31 km from city center

National Park

To access the Biscayne National Park, you can hop on a boat and walk into one of the most beautiful national parks with a huge diversity of flora and fauna. The park can be only visited by boating, which might seem hectic, but the amazing plants and animals, as well as the overall scenery you will get to witness, will be worth it. At Biscayne, guests can enjoy diving, bird watching, observation, v (Read More)isiting the art gallery and museum, various tours, camping, etc. The whole park is placed upon several small islands which offer various activities for the guests to enjoy and an ecosystem full of plants and animals of awide variety. What’s Unique: Natural wonders situated on several little islands

87. Key West

Key West

Day Trip

Key West is a long drive away from Miami, however, reaching there, you will discover some of the most beautiful sceneries as well as places of historical importance in the city. The city used to be home to famous people such as Ernest Hemingway and now holds some of the best museums as well as galleries. There is so much to do at this city from art galleries to nightlife, nature to man-made wonder (Read More)s and so much more. The experience that the city gives has a unique touch to it and the historical importance, as well as the natural beauty of the city, make it a must-visit spot for tourists.

88. West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach

107 km from city center

Beach

Home to some of the most scenic beaches, a huge variety of resorts as well as hotels and even some great tourist attractions, the West Palm Beach is worth a visit during your vacation in Miami. Everything a tourist could wish for is present in the city and there are various activities from various spots to choose from. The city offers some great art galleries, museums, tourist attractions, shoppin (Read More)g spots, restaurants, bars, night clubs and, most importantly, some great beaches. The city is also bright and very active in the nights so finding methods of entertainment would not be difficult.

89. Key Largo

Key Largo

Day Trip

Especially known for its amazing scuba diving options guests can visit Key Largo by driving down from Miami for approximately an hour. Since the area has a rich variety of coral reefs as well as marine animals, this part is delightful for diving and exploring the marine life. But if scuba diving is not your forte, you can even opt for glass-bottom boat tours which can let you experience the ecosys (Read More)tem beneath you without having to physically dive. There are also plenty of restaurants that serve everything ranging from seafood to international cuisine as well as various bars and night clubs for the visitors.

90. Marathon and the Middle Keys

Marathon and the Middle Keys

146 km from city center

Day Trip

Famous for its Dolphin Research Centre, Marathon and the Middle Keys is a spot that is not as famous, but is underrated and is a place that you should visit. Some amazing foundations like the dolphin Research Centre and The Turtle Hospital are situated here and you will get to experience some of the most beautiful marine creatures and maybe even get a chance to pet or feed them. There are many rel (Read More)ated activities alongside touring these facilities and enjoying your time there. Guests can even fish or merely enjoy the calm waters at the beaches.

91. Naples

Naples

Day Trip

One of the less popular spots, Naples is worth a visit as it is hardly a drive away from Miami and yet the beaches are much more vacant. Often, guests would have trouble finding a quiet beach at Miami due to the frequent inflow of tourists, but in Naples, you can get beaches that are quiet and yet are just as beautiful as the ones in Miami. Other than that, the town also has various spots to shop (Read More)at and various popular restaurants that offer a wide variety of great meals. The city is great for having a relaxing day a just strolling through the street enjoying some local food and buying products.

92. Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale

40 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Widely known for its very famous beach as well as the canals that run through the city, Fort Lauderdale is a great spot to drive to from Miami. The city has everything from museums to restaurants, beaches to canals and many other activities for the visitors to do. The canals especially are beautiful and boat tours are available both day and night and it is a very fun experience. The beach is also (Read More)very famous and equally as good and the boardwalk alongside the beach is a great spot to stroll by.

93. Islamorada

Islamorada

103 km from city center

Day Trip

Accessible by road, this place is most well-reputed for its quiet and beautiful beaches. The place is not too huge but is home to one of the most beautiful beaches and guests can also enjoy fishing or just witness the sunset into the sea. Guests can stroll down the streets to buy handicraft from local artists or have a brunch, meal or even a drink at the restaurants and bars available in the city. (Read More) The ideal activity is, however, to relax and unwind at the beach that is the highlight of the region.

94. Homestead

Homestead

Day Trip

Placed right beside The Everglades National Park, this town is only a short distance from Miami and is almost like a gateway to the National Park. It is the dream destination for anyone and aside from the natural beauty that the park offers, the town also has a couple of activities for guests to do. The city has a fair share of great restaurants and shopping spots where guests can spend time in be (Read More)fore going to the National Park first stop for those guests who do not like camping can stay in the hotels or homestays in the city.

95. Bamini, The Bahamas

Bamini, The Bahamas

Day Trip

This Bahamian island is one of the closest ones and guests can reach there using a boat or a ferry. After arriving on the beach at the beautiful island guests can relax and enjoy the lovely water or just lounge in the sun on the beach. There are also facilities to stay at the island, but a day trip is enough to cover everything good on the island. Guest can also go diving, kayaking, paddle boardin (Read More)g, swimming, etc. and experience some beautiful underwater scenes. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars and even night clubs to cater to the guest.

96. Plymouth Congregational Church

Plymouth Congregational Church

7 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Located in the neighbourhood of Miami on the Main Highway in Coconut Grove, Plymouth Congregational Church was built in 1917 and is one of the ancient churches in the city. Plymouth Congregational Church is architecture in mission revival style with inspiration from old city church in Mexico and is a part of the US National Register of Historic Places since 1974. The church is well known as a pret (Read More)ty wedding venue among locals. Vine-covered old stone building and basilica lines make the church more aesthetic. Plymouth church is surrounded by a lush green garden and houses a café as well which is a must-visit.

97. Miami Church

Miami Church

4 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Located on the Dixie Highway of Miami, Miami Church is one of the most popular churches among the locals in the city. Miami Church believes in the principle of finding the spirituality, exploring the faith and experiencing the freedom with their public gatherings. Baptism is one of the primary act followed in the church apart from the events like Easter’s which are celebrated annually. Miami Churc (Read More)h is known for worshiping and teaching about principles of Gospel of John. There is also a facility of Miami Kids ministry available during the morning gatherings.

98. First United Methodist Church of Miami

First United Methodist Church of Miami

2 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

First United Methodist Church of Miami is situated in the heart of Miami on the Bayside and is known for serving the community. The church was made by combining two downtown congregations reflecting the diverse culture of history. First United Methodist Church of Miami is a small and pretty white building with intricate architecture depicting the story of Jesus in its murals. Church offers service (Read More)s and help homeless people by organising Chapel and mass feeding thrice a week. With the message of spreading happiness among the community, First United Methodist Church of Miami organises mass prayers and social service throughout the year.

99. First Miami Presbyterian Church

First Miami Presbyterian Church

1 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Built-in 1949, First Miami Presbyterian Church is a popular and historic church nestled in the Brickell Avenue of Downtown Miami. Inspired by Mediterranean Revival architecture, the church is built on a three acre land and is a part of the National Register of Historic places since 1989. The vibrant church houses Henry Flagler chapel and hosts ample social events like Friendsgiving, marathon, ashe (Read More)s to go, etc. First Miami Presbyterian Church has a massive library filled with religious and educational books accessible to all apart from an enchanting garden and rich heritage detailing.

100. Pentecostal Church of Miami

Pentecostal Church of Miami

7 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Pentecostal Church of Miami is located on the 54th street of Miami dedicated for Pentecostal believers. With the faith in inspiration of the bible, Pentecostal Church of Miami is a common place of worship in Miami for 700 visitors every day with a principle of spreading love and happiness in the society. The church equips a bookstore and hosts various events for fulfilling their mission. Pentecost (Read More)al Church of Miami is made with simple architectural structure and organises various school programmes as well for teens, kids and economically depressed people around the city.

101. VOUS Church

VOUS Church

5 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

VOUS Church is one of the well-known churches in Miami as a non-denominational church. The church acts as a home for everyone, irrespective of age and diversity in the downtown Miami. Divided in various groups, VOUS Church offers an opportunity to serve the community with their Sunday services and VOUS care club. It is added recently to the list of churches in Miami and is gaining popularity for i (Read More)ts modern yet religious approach making it a must visit.

102. Saint Francis de sales Catholic Church

Saint Francis de sales Catholic Church

5 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Saint Francis de sales Catholic Church is a small white church located 3 miles away from Miami beach towards its North End. Built in 1940, Saint Francis de sales Catholic Church is made with mission chapel and serves the Parish community in the region. Structured beautifully with Parish architecture, the church welcomes every visitor for a spiritual tour. Lanterns on the ceiling and Christian mura (Read More)ls makes the place even more aesthetic. Mass gatherings, sacraments and religious lessons are provided in the church for the local visitors as well.

103. Citi Church

Citi Church

6 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Citi Church is a non-denominational church located in central Miami with a diverse and charismatic outreach. Established in 2005, Citi church believes in the principle of discipleship where they equip South Florida school of Ministry, Citi Christian Academy, and Discipleship track. Clubs dedicated to kids, youth, women, men etc. aims at teaching the good deeds and spirituality to all age group. Th (Read More)e modern structure and annual activities held by the church attracts more visitors.

104. Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church

Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church

8 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Nestled in Coconut Grove corridor of Village West in Miami, Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church is the most ancient African American Baptist Church. The church equips a Sunday school which is one of the most popular parts of the church where they accept Jesus as a saviour. The church was named as St. Agnes Baptist Church at first which was later renamed as Macedonia in 1922.

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