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About Miami, Florida:

Suburbs Coral Gables, Hialeah, Hollywood, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach. (See individual alphabetical listings.)

Miami, also known as “The Magic City,” is situated in southeast Florida, between the Everglades and the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a new world city with a decidedly international flair, known for its diverse culture and ethnicities. As gateway to Latin America, Miami provides glamour, excitement, and sunburn for about 9 1/2-million visitors each year. It takes more than 600 hotels and motels, 7,000 restaurants, 650 churches and synagogues, 40 foreign consuls, and 35 hospitals to cater to the tourists in this sun-drenched conglomeration of 29 separate municipalities.

Put all its fragments together and greater Miami's 2,042-square-mile place in the sun seems like a blazing concoction of suntan oil, sand, glitter, and gilt. But beyond this, Miami is a place of gleaming skyscrapers, more than 3,400 manufacturing firms, 170 banks, and a $500 million agricultural industry. With more than $123 million annually in customs collections and mighty ties in commerce, it is the prime gateway to Latin America.

To most visitors, Miami is an all-encompassing term, including both the city of Miami and its across-the-bay twin, Miami Beach. Actually, each is a separate community and, like most sibling cities, each is vigorously different in personality. Miami is the older; still merry but now more settled and sophisticated. Miami Beach is perpetual youth on a fling.

The city of Miami has a touch of Manhattan to it with its business bustle, its rush hour traffic, and its skyscrapers. This is a city of luxury houses, palm-bordered boulevards, Art Deco architecture, and souvenir shops in the midst of a downtown of new, ultramodern office towers, hotels, condominiums, and shopping malls.

Biscayne Bay serves as the buffer between the two communities. Along this shore, on the Miami side, runs Biscayne Boulevard (Hwy 1), lined with hundreds of stately royal palms--a street where anything from a free glass of orange juice to a $2 million yacht can be casually acquired. The Miami River winds through the heart of the city, and seven causeways form lifelines to the sandy shores of Miami Beach. Another causeway links the mainland with Key Biscayne to the south.

Although favored by climate and geography, Miami remained a remote tropical village of frame houses until Henry Morrison Flagler brought his East Coast Railway here in 1896 and turned his hand to community development. Miami's growth was persistent but unspectacular until the 1920s when the great Florida land boom brought 25,000 real estate salesmen to town. In 1925, downtown property was selling at $20,000 a front foot, and $100 million was spent in construction. The bubble burst with a mighty hurricane in 1926, but Miami had the natural assets to come back strong. The city's growth continues at an unflinching pace today, solidly based on year-round tourism, international commerce and trade, industry, and agriculture. The Port of Miami is the largest embarkation point for cruise ships in the world.

 

City Information:

State:

Florida

Region:

South

Population:

362,470

Elevation:

5 ft

Area Code(s):

305

Information:

Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, 701 Brickell Ave, Suite 2700, 33131; phone 305/539-3000 or toll-free 800/464-2643

Website:

www.miamiandbeaches.com

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Miami, Florida

Many resorts dot the map of Miami, from Bal Harbour down to the famous South Beach. Vacationers will enjoy the exciting nightlife, unique cultural enclaves and diverse population which make Miami a world-famous vacation getaway. For visitors torn between "getting away from it all" and "being a part of it all," Miami offers the best of both worlds, with a blend of 21st century and Old-World architecture, the Miami Dolphins pro footbal team, family-friendly attractions, leisurely sunbathing & colorful big-city culture.

Downtown Miami has a handful of landmarks and museums such as the Historical Museum of Southern Florida and the Gusman Center for Performing Arts. Walk along Biscayne Bay where you'll find a memorial located in Bayfront Park dedicated to the astronauts of the Challenger Space shuttle and the Bayside Marketplace, a lively Bahamian-style shopping area.

Miami Beach is divided into two sections. To the north you will find many large hotels right on the beach and to the south is Miami Beach's famous Art Deco district, South Beach. Visitors from all over the world flock to this area year round to enjoy fascinating nightlife, the beach and spending money in the area's chic shops and galleries.

Although South Beach's reputation stems from its "good-time" atmosphere it also carries its weight in cultural activities. Just off Dade Boulevard, in the middle of Miami Beach, the Bass Museum of Art is part of the city's plan to create a "cultural campus" between 21st and 23rd Street. Other interesting sites to visit while in the area are the Ziff Jewish Museum of Florida, the Holocaust Memorial and the Jackie Gleason Theater of Performing Arts.

For detailed information on the Miami and Miami Beach areas visit www.tropicoolmiami.com.

Getting There: BOOK YOUR FLIGHT NOW!
Miami International Airport (MIA): (305) 871-3300
Amtrak Train Stations: (800) 872-7245
Greyhound Bus Stations: (800) 229-9424
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Getting Around: RESERVE A CAR NOW!
If you do not wish to rent an automobile, there are several economic methods of public transportation available throughout Greater Miami and the Beaches. Metrorail -- (305) 770-3131 -- is a 21-mile elevated rail system that serves Downtown Miami and extends west to Hialeah and south to Kendall, with stops approximately every mile. Metromover -- (305) 770-3131 -- features individual motorized cars that run atop a 4.4-mile elevated track looping around Downtown Miami and to the Brickell and Omni business districts. Metrobus -- (305) 770-3131 -- offers more than 60 routes in Miami-Dade County. TRI-RAIL -- (800) TRI-RAIL -- is a commuter rail system with 15 stations throughout Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. The train operates seven days a week from 18 train stations along a 72-mile rail corridor and services the international airport.

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