Miami Beach is an island connected to the city of Miami by a series of bridges. Miami Beach, like Miami, has a huge Latin American population and Spanish is a language often used for everyday discourse in many places, although English is the official language, especially in the business and government spheres. Spanglish, a mix of English and Spanish, is a common occurrence, with bilingual locals switching between English and Spanish sentences. The local Latino population consists mainly of Cubans (who are now the second and third generation of their inhabitants), with South Americans from several countries gaining ground. There is also a large Haitian community, and many of its public notices and signs are written in English, Spanish, and Creole. Miami Beach has been one of the preeminent resources of the beach of America for almost a century. The city of Miami Beach is a barrier island connected to the city of the mainland of Miami by a series of bridges. The city is often referred to under the umbrella of "Miami." Population of 87,925. The vibrant area, with its pastel-hued buildings, hip nightclubs, fashion stores and Miami-seen and-be restaurants, attracts socialites and their satellites all year round. Miami Beach offers several types of options to stay in the world class destination. The visitor can stay in a normal hotel or chose something from a variety of Miami Beach vacation rentals. The beach can be affordable, depending on where you stay, eat and play. Visitors may plan to stay in a Miami Beach County lease. He plans to spend a certain hour in fresh bars on the southern beach; things start to heat up when the sun goes down. Miami Beach has a rich history, while a trend that sets the arts is centered, from the world's famous nightclubs of the 1950s, on the rich cultural life of today's modern south beach. The city of Miami Beach has an identity that is intrinsic to the arts, and today our communities of hospitality, production and the arts are stronger than ever. Miami Beach is indeed an important international hospitality and a cultural destination. If you come to Miami, then shopping at Miami Beach can give you the best shopping experience ever. With the famous Lincoln Road and charming beach and surplus shopping centers of the southern island you will have great options to spend your time and money at the best and latest trendy retail stores and world-renowned designers. Art museums, the workings of the classical ballet, cultural events and the many of hospitality take part in this great city that gives the opportunity to choose from this variety of Miami attractions for each. Art Center at the Lincoln Road Art Exhibition of an Artist Group that generates an interest point in this area; classes and courses to be sustained in the location of the art center where you can take a course in photography as you can learn about jewelry and painting as well.

Miami International Airport (MIA) is the closest, but Lauderdale Fortress the International Airport (FLL) is only about 40 minutes away (depending on traffic) by the shuttle and the rates are often better.

Taxis are generally expensive, but available almost anytime and anywhere. Car rents are the most convenient for the transport of visitors, with local companies offering better prices but national chains that offer the most convenience in relation to policies and times of return.

By bike

Miami Beach is a bike and friendly pedestrian, the streets can get busy near the beach so walking is sometimes easier.

• Miami Beach Bicycle Center. 601 5th Street, Miami Beach, +1 305 674 0150

• Two-Wheeled Impulsion. 1260 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, +1 305 534 2177

• Bike and roller. 760 Washington Beach, Miami, +1 305 538 2121 [ 2 ]

• Wolfsonian [ 3 ] - part of Florida International University, Wolfsonian is a museum with a collection that specializes in decorative art and design covering the period 1885-1945. 1001 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, +1 305 531 1001
• Low Museum of the Vast Art Collection [ 4 ], 3000+ pieces, +1 305 673 7530
• Miami Seaquarium [ 5 ]
• Marina De La Hamaca De Matheson [ 6 ]
• Miami Design Preservation League 1001 the impulsion of the ocean, Miami beach, +1 305 672 2014 [ 7 ] The MDPL conducts trips that walk showcasing the architecture of the Art Deco district. They also hold conferences, films, and other special events in the pleasant center of Deco de Arte.

• Miami-Dade County Fair And Exhibition [ 8 ]
• Eco-Adventure Travel [ 9 ]
• Canoe Travel [ 10 ]
• Kayaking and Snorkeling [ 11 ]
• Bike Travel [ 12 ]
• South Beach (impulsion from 5th to 15th) - one of the best known beaches of the U.S. and one of the ocean of the few in the U.S. where the topless sunbathing is common
• Haulover Beach (Collins from 15ö to 160o) - if you are a bit more daring this is one of the few and also one of the best bare beaches in the reasonable facilities in the US and of a mixed mob that welcomes you enjoys the natural au Naturel in the northern half of Haulover Beach, approximately ten miles north of the southern beach ...

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