Tickets to the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame

Zoo Miami is Florida's largest zoo and, thanks to its commitment to conservation, it's filled with all kinds of animals roaming its wide-open terrain – so seeing them feels like spotting them in the wild. This Miami Zoo ticket lets you skip the line and enjoy access to 3,000 wild animals in simulated ecosystems filled with 1,200 trees, plants and flowers, all carefully arranged within the park’s 750 acres of developed land. Get wild with Miami Zoo tickets.

Welcome to the Little Havana neighborhood that beautifully represents the Cuban lifestyle in Miami. This in-app audio tour will take you through the vibrant main street and immerse you in the local tastes, sounds, and stories. You will start at the famed Versailles restaurant, partly decorated by Cuban-American rapper Pitbull's uncle, where you will eat like a Cuban for the first time on this tour. After the fine special sandwich there, you will learn how Little Havana became the American home for Cubans and, if you like, visit the Bay of Pigs Museum for more information on that. Next, you will poke into the small Latin Art Core Gallery that pioneered displaying artworks by emerging and established Cubans and Latin Americans. After the art-looking, you will sip a cup of Cuban coffee at the inventive La Colada Gourmet coffeeshop. The tour will also show you the places in Calle Ocho (8th Street) to get the real deal on Cuban food staples like mojito, sugarcane juice, puff pastry, and others. Right next door, look up at the historic MDC's Tower Theater, where the Cubans would learn English in the 50-60s. From there, you will walk to Domino Park to watch the common pastime enjoyed by the elderly Cubans who avidly play dominoes. Finally, soak in the live salsa or jazz tunes at the iconic Ball&Chain bar, where Billie Holiday and Chet Baker regularly performed. Join the tour to taste Cuba in Miami and glimpse the local Cuban community's past and cheerful present!

Get ready to see how Miami popped up atop the swamps to grow large and fast! This tour will narrate you its history as you browse the downtown Miami period buildings, instead of the modern skyscrapers and glitzy South Beach. You will start the time journey near the Chaille Block to witness how the local commercial architecture looked like during the first building boom in the early 20th century. Few steps away, get back to the 1560s as you admire the stately Gesu Catholic Church, a legacy of the earliest Spanish settlements in Florida, rebuilt in 1896. The soaring Miami-Dade County Courthouse nearby will surprise you how troublesome it was to construct skyscrapers on Miami's soft soil a century ago. Passing by the historic lowrise Flagler Worker's House, you will meet the famous oil and railroad tycoon and hotelier Henry Flagler who developed Miami and Florida down to Key West. Crossing the scenic Brickell Bridge over the Miami River, you will reimagine the life of the area's first tenants as the towering statue of the Tequesta Indians catches your eyes. Finally, you will discover the First Presbyterian Church, Henry Flagler's significant gift to the Presbyterians, who would gather for sermons in a restaurant in Miami's early days. To get there, you will walk through and take in the glorious views of Biscayne Bay and the iconic skyline from the waterfront Brickell Park. Join this tour to engage with Miami's past on a deeper level and get inspired!

The museum's galleries weave together elements of history, culture, and playful humor into a rich tapestry that reflects the lively complexity of sexuality. Be it a romantic date night, a girls' night out, or a much-needed slice of "me" time, the Museum of Sex promises a unique, unforgettable experience. It's a conversation starter and a testament to one of the most intriguing aspects of human existence.

Welcome to Miami Beach's splendid South Beach with its sandy strands, swaying palms, and pastel-colored buildings that popped up in the 20th century amidst the mangrove to become a swanky resort soon. This audio tour points out the spectacular small Art Deco hotels on Ocean Drive and modern structures and streets of note, too, and is perfect to match with the ultimate beach leisure. You will start the tour in the historic district and see the epic Hotel Breakwater, the set of the iconic Calvin Klein’s 1986 naked photoshoot. You will also muse upon the landmark Waldorf Towers, the Colony Hotel, and many more. Then, you will enjoy scenic lookouts of the South Beach waterfront and beyond at the South Pointe Park Pier. Next, you will get a chance to explore the heritage of the Florida Jews, once predominant in the area, at the Jewish Museum. After that, the opulent villa Casa Casuarina will captivate you with a thrilling story of how fashion designer Gianni Versace lived and died there. In the end, you will stroll the hip main street, Lincoln Road, that hosted the first gay pride parade in 1972 and is now lined with the renowned shopping and art venues. On your way there, you will walk the historic Espanola Way, a quaint throwback to the Old World designed in the 1920s. Join the tour to discover what defined the resort town’s heyday in the past and still attracts holidaymakers from all over the world to Miami Beach!

Set off from Miami towards your Everglades Experience – located within the Everglades Holiday Park, just 50 minutes drive from Miami. Start the adventure with an airboat tour through the _river of grass_ with a live guide leading the way. They’ll give you a quintessential Florida experience as you navigate through prairies of swampy sawgrass and look out for wildlife like turtles, birds, and alligators. After your airboat tour, watch a wildlife show where expert handlers will present alligators to the audience using traditional Seminole Indian techniques.

Discover a world of wonder and adventure at Frost Science, where science comes to life in new and exciting ways. Whether you're seeking a thrilling date, sharing the magic of science with a young enthusiast, or organizing an unforgettable outing with friends, Frost Science has something for everyone. With over 250,000 square feet of exhibitions and experiences, you'll always find something new to marvel at. Explore the vibrant ecosystems of South Florida, discover the intricacies of the human body and mind, and embark on a journey of discovery like no other. Capture the ultimate selfie in front of the iconic 31-foot Gulf Stream Aquarium Oculus, or come face-to-face with the majestic 30-foot Yutyrannus huali dinosaur in the Feathers to the Stars exhibition. Immerse yourself in the Everglades at the River of Grass exhibition, and take in stunning views of Miami Beach and Downtown Miami from the museum's rooftop terraces as you explore the energy of the sun.

Visit the Museum of Ice Cream in Miami, where you can enjoy unlimited ice cream and explore creative, interactive installations. Dive into the sprinkle pool and learn about the history of ice cream, perfect for families, friends, and special occasions.

Visit Wynwood Walls to see a wide range of street art from hundreds of artists representing over 20 countries. This outdoor museum stretches over 80,000 feet and showcases graffiti, pop art murals, abstract paintings, and sculptures. It brings art into daily life and changes how people interact with their surroundings. Wynwood Walls is a key spot in Miami's diverse art scene. It offers ever-changing visual exhibits that reflect the area's creativity and culture. As you enter the museum's open-air gallery, remember to explore its different styles and spend some time understanding its themes. Your general admission tickets include access to 38+ murals, 7 sculptures, 3 galleries, and a subway cart exhibit.

Nestled in the heart of downtown Miami, the HistoryMiami Museum, a distinguished Smithsonian Affiliate, narrates Miami's colorful past. It brilliantly blends exhibitions, artistic ventures, city tours, and educational activities to paint a vivid picture of Miami's history, leaving no one untouched by the city's charm. As one of the most extensive private, regional history organizations in the southeastern United States, the museum's collections house over 37,000 three-dimensional artifacts. These treasures range from prehistoric archaeological discoveries to vibrant 20th century Afro-Cuban folk art, capturing the essence of Miami's cultural diversity. Additionally, the HistoryMiami’s Archives and Research Center holds a collection of over two million historical images, making it one of the state's most significant repositories.