Miami Beach Attractions

Cape Florida Light House - The Cape Florida Light house is the oldest surviving lighthouse in Florida however it has seen it struggles. Destroyed during the old-time Indian Wars and the Civil War it has risen time and again. Today it is open to the public and the Keeper's Cottage has been restored to house a museum.

Everglades National Parks - With miles upon miles of trails to wander in the ancient Florida everglades loose yourself in the past. Watch out for slumbering alligators and for every kind of beautiful wild life that Florida has to offer.

Hialeah Park - Hialeah Park was originally built in 1925 as a resort facility. It is the oldest recreational resort in Florida. The rich and famous would ride special trains to the island to watch the horses race on a racetrack that was designed after European racing sites like Longchamps in France. Today the several islands in the park lake are inhabited by large flocks of pink flamingos and it has been officially designated a sanctuary for the American Flamingo by the Audubon Society.

Historical Museum of Southern Florida - The Historical Museum of Southern Florida tells the story of south Florida and the Caribbean in a way that links the past with the present to influence the future. With many objects and photographs to walk you through the past into today it is a place to visit to gain a true understanding of southern Florida.

Monkey Jungle - Monkey Jungle is known for being a place where humans are caged and the monkeys run free. It began in 1933, when animal behaviorist, Joseph DuMond, released six monkeys into the wilds of southern Florida. Today the clan has grown to include over 80 monkeys and Joseph Dumond is not the only one interested in watching their curiosities. A place of family fun that will hold children and adults alike mesmerized.

Parrot Jungle and Gardens - Parrot Jungle is another animal habitat where, in this case, the birds fly free. Trails leaving the natural flora untouched make a magical place to wander among these bright and beautiful creatures.

Venetian Pool - Venetian Pool was originally a rock quarry later turned into beautiful pools and surrounded by Spanish Mediterranean architecture and giant palm trees. With many curves and waterfalls it is a lovely place to spend a day relaxing.

Miami Metrozoo - Making it's beginning in 1948 as The Crandon Park Zoo with three monkeys, one goat and two black bears purchased from a stranded road show; what is now the Miami Metrozoo is among one of the top of it's kind. It boasts the live births of two bald eagles and is home to many rare and beautiful animals in its new facility.

Miami Seaquarium - The Miami Seaquarium is a great place for family fun. Swim with the dolphins and enjoy exciting shows