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Miami
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Miami is different from other American cities. Its privileged location in the south of Florida makes it a tourist destination where you can enjoy a warm climate for twelve months of the year.
With an average annual temperature of 24 degrees, Miami’s beaches are packed with people most of the year. Its endless stretches of white sand combined with its water of an almost unreal blue color form an incomparable setting in which to spend your holidays.
Although the beaches are Miami’s greatest attraction, it is undoubtedly a place that has much more to offer; you can enjoy a refreshing day in the Everglades National Park, taste a Cuban-style coffee in Little Havana, spend a fun day with the animals at Jungle Island or sit on one of the terraces on Ocean Drive to observe the special atmosphere of South Beach.
In Miami Beach it is unforgivable not to spend a few hours walking around the Ocean Drive area, since its streets are full of Art Deco buildings, an architectural style very typical of the USA. Walking along Ocean Drive you will have the opportunity to see more than 800 Art Deco buildings built between 1930 and 1940. In South Beach, Art Deco was very popular, so we recommend visiting the Art Deco District Welcome Center (1200 Ocean Drive and 12th Street) where you can find out more about this architectural revolution in South Beach.
Miami has always been the corrupt setting for police and intrigue movies and series. On your trip you will have the opportunity to become the protagonist of your own unscripted story.
Your next destination
Orlando
It’s the world’s largest playground for kids and not-so-kids. Make a wish at Magic Kingdom, then head to the water rides for an adrenaline rush. And to top off your visit, take a trip to the stars at Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral.
Magic Kingdom
This is the most visited theme park in the world, welcoming more than 19 million visitors a year across its six individual “countries.” Liberty Square represents colonial America in 1776.
Epcot
Spaceship Earth, the park’s emblem, is a virtual time machine that transports visitors on a journey of human communication through the millennia in just 15 minutes.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom is an animal-themed park located at Walt Disney World Resort. It was the fourth park built at the resort (it opened on April 22, 1998), and is the largest Disney theme park in the world.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
The park contains eight themed sections of the movie mecca along Hollywood Boulevard. The Great Movie Ride at the Chinese Theatre pays homage to classic films such as The Wizard of Oz.
Universal Studios
Take an unforgettable journey on the world’s most advanced rides, shows and interactive attractions that vividly capture your favorite stories, myths, cartoons, comics and children’s tales.
Islands of Adventure
This is the place to explore the park’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Hogsmeade. Discover the magic of Hogwarts and be amazed by enchanting attractions.
AQUATICA
Relax in the Lazy River or experience an adrenaline rush as you slide down a vertical slide from six stories high. The park promises thrills with thrilling water rides.