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 CONEXION LIMO GROUP
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Hallandale FL.33009
Tels: 1(305) 3458874 - 1(954) 4562200 - 1(954)4561500
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South Beach
Blue skies, turquoise water, and art deco hotels gleaming in the sun. Most hotels in South Beach are offering specially discounted Net Rates for the winter season |
Coral Gables
Coral Gables is an area of graceful parks, tree-lined streets, and majestic gardens and fountain pools. It is often called "City Beautiful". Many of the city’s architectural districts and buildings are preserved as historical landmarks. One of the most famous Coral Gables Miami attractions is Venetian Pool - a beautiful swimming pool, surrounded by waterfalls, coral caves, and grottos
In 1921 George Merrick has a dream - a city of plazas, esplanades and fountains, filled with buildings and homes inspired by a heritage of Mediterranean design. With the help of other visionaries of his time, Merrick's dream became Coral Gables. It evokes the images of Spain and Italy and is often referred to as "City Beautiful".
Coconut Grove
Located on the edge of Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove is an eclectic village made up of funky cafes, incredible shopping, exciting nightlife, and great annual festivals and cultural activities. It was founded in the 1800s as a haven for Bahamian seamen. In 1925, the City of Miami annexed Coconut Grove, but it continued to retain its own identity.
Little Havana of Miami is not a city within a city, but really a small world unto itself. Spanish is the predominant language here, and you'll run into plenty of people who speak no English. Although in recent years many Nicaraguans, Hondurans and other immigrants have moved into the neighborhood, it remains a Cuban stronghold where the restaurants, nightclubs, theaters and cigar shops are authentically Cuban. |
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Miami Beach
Most travellers do not visit Miami itself, but rather Miami Beach, an entirely separate municipality. Miami is on the mainland, while the city of Miami Beach is on a thin barrier island about 6 km (4 mi) to its east, across Biscayne Bay - locals call it the Billion Dollar Sandbar. Miami Beach is connected to Miami by several causeways.
Miami Atractions
Undoubtably, the main Miami attraction is mild and warm climate. But Miami has a lot ot offer besides weather, sandy beaches and sparkling ocean. The most remarkable Miami attractions are listed below:
Miami Metro Zoo
Miami Metro Zoo is one of the major Miami attractions for those who like wild nature. Here you can visit Asia, Africa and Australia in one day. Miami Metro Zoo has over 250 species represented in our collection of over 800 reptiles, birds and mammals >>
Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park is a unique and delicate ecosystem, where guests can witness the fascinating animals and plants living in their natural environment. The 1.5-million-acre park is the only subtropical preserve in North America. The best way to explore the Everglades is to rent a boat or canoe. There are also numerous short, self-guided nature trails for walking in and around the park.
Miami Seaquarium
Those, who are fond of sea life, should definitely visit Miami Seaquarium - a world-class marine attraction in Miami. 38-acre site includes tropical fish aquariums, manatee exhibit, reef aquarium, sea lion feeder pool, dolphin stadiums, shark channel, alligator exhibit, several cafes and restarants.
Little Havana
Some districts of Miami are tourist attractions themselves - such as Little Havana, a part of Cuba inside Miami. Little Havana occupies 10 square blocks, southwest of downtown Miami. Spanish is the predominant language here, salsa and merengue sounds from everythere. Besides, Little Havana is the best place in Miami to try Latin cuisine
Art Deco Historic District
Art Deco Historic District is located in the heart of funky South Beach, the southwestern section of Miami Beach. It is a collection of bright pink, lavender and turquoise buildings, examples of pre-war modernism with charactertic rounded corners and geometric ornamentation. Some of the most fascinating of these buildings are the hotels, many of them restored and decorated to fit their original look.
Miami International Airport
Miami International Airport is seven miles west of the city. Miami International Airport (MIA) is one the USA's busiest in terms of aircraft and number of passengers. Most major European airlines have service to Miami, though there's no direct service from Australia or New Zealand; if you're coming from that region of the world, you'll have to change planes in Los Angeles. The best deals to Miami within the US are from New York area airports, but the New York-Miami route is also the most crowded.. |
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