A flagship city of Florida, Miami is a dream destination where paradise beaches, a vibrant Latino atmosphere and a buzzing nightlife come together. With its year-round sunshine, iconic Art Deco architecture and dynamic cultural scene, Miami has everything to captivate travelers in search of escape.

No visit to Miami is complete without soaking up the sun on its legendary beaches. South Beach, with its white sand and turquoise waters, is one of the city's most iconic spots. Beyond sunbathing, visitors can admire the iconic colorful lifeguard towers on the beach and the neighborhood's famous Art Deco architecture.

For a more peaceful vibe, head to Key Biscayne, an island just off the coast of Miami where you'll find quieter beaches and pristine nature parks.

Miami is a cosmopolitan hub where diverse cultures blend and thrive side by side.

Located south of downtown, Coconut Grove is one of the most charming and lush neighborhoods in Miami. Known for its bohemian atmosphere, quaint cafés and art galleries, this area attracts both artists and nature lovers alike.

You can visit iconic sites such as the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, the former residence of wealthy industrialist James Deering built in 1916, reflecting the opulence of Italian Renaissance style and the Barnacle Historic State Park, a green oasis perfect for a peaceful break.

Nicknamed « The City Beautiful », Coral Gables is a prestigious neighborhood in Miami, known for its Mediterranean-inspired architecture, tree-lined streets and peaceful canals. Iconic sites include the Biltmore Hotel, a historic European-style hotel and the Venetian Pool, a pool carved from an old coral quarry, offering a picturesque setting to cool off.

Shoppers and food lovers will also appreciate Miracle Mile, a lively street lined with upscale boutiques and fine dining restaurants.

Downtown Miami is the city's nerve center, where modern skyscrapers, business hubs and cultural attractions coexist. This district is perfect for discovering iconic sites such as Bayside Marketplace, a waterfront shopping center offering boutiques, restaurants and outdoor entertainment. The Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) attracts contemporary art enthusiasts, while the Freedom Tower, a historical monument, stands as a testament to the history of Cuban immigrants in Miami.

The Metromover, a free automated train, connects the residential Omni district in the north to Brickell in the south, providing an easy way to navigate Downtown while offering panoramic views of the skyscrapers and the bay. At night, Downtown lights up with a vibrant nightlife scene in trendy bars and rooftops offering breathtaking views of the skyline.

The Little Havana neighborhood is a true journey to Cuba with its lively cafes, salsa music and hand-rolled cigars.

In the Little Havana neighborhood, Cuban traditions are everywhere. Stroll along Calle Ocho, where locals play dominoes in Maximo Gomez Park, salsa music spills out of lively cafes and the scent of Cuban coffee fills the air. This vibrant neighborhood is also home to colorful festivals and artistic performances celebrating Latin culture.

Miami Beach is renowned for its Art Deco district, which is home to over 800 buildings with colorful façades dating back to the 1920s-1930s. A stroll along Ocean Drive, both day and night, allows you to admire these iconic buildings and soak in the unique atmosphere of the city, with vintage cars and sparkling neon lights.

For an immersion in art and street art, Wynwood is a must-see with its walls covered in spectacular murals created by artists from all over the world.

Once an industrial district, Wynwood has been transformed into a global street art hub. The iconic Wynwood Walls site showcases spectacular murals created by international artists on abandoned warehouses. In addition to its urban art, Wynwood is filled with galleries, trendy cafés, craft breweries and designer boutiques.

Known as the « Cruise Capital of the World », the Port of Miami is one of the largest cruise ports in the world. Every year, millions of travelers embark from this port to paradise destinations like the Caribbean, the Bahamas and Central America. Located near downtown, it offers a spectacular view of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.

For visitors, it's also a great spot to watch the impressive cruise ships and enjoy a seaside dinner.

At night, Miami transforms into a paradise for partygoers. Numerous bars, rooftops and clubs cater to lovers of Latin music, house and hip-hop. LIV, located in the Fontainebleau Hotel, is one of the most famous clubs in the world, attracting international DJs and celebrities.

Other iconic spots like Club Space, known for its electro marathons until the early hours, or E11EVEN, a 24/7 club-show that blends DJ sets, artistic performances and a cabaret vibe, keep the heart of the city buzzing. Rooftops like Sugar in Brickell or Serena in South Beach provide a chic and laid-back atmosphere to sip cocktails while enjoying views of the illuminated skyline.

A few miles from the urban hustle and bustle, the city of Miami offers exceptional nature escapes. The Everglades National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a vast wetland home to unique wildlife, including the famous American alligators. For an unforgettable adventure, hop aboard an airboat and glide at high speed across the Everglades waters, while observing the wild fauna in its natural habitat.

Lovers of scuba diving and snorkeling can explore the underwater world of the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, located in the Florida Keys.

Miami is served by Miami International Airport (MIA), one of the largest air hubs in the United States, with direct flights from Europe, Latin America and major U.S. cities. Once there, renting a car is recommended to explore the region at your own pace.

If you have some free time before your flight, take advantage of the nearby outlets and malls within a 20-minute drive from Miami International Airport to shop for discounted brand-name items.