Miami Things to Do

The Mayfair Antique Market is an interesting attraction when visiting Miami. The indoor/outdoor market is located in the Coconut Grove neighborhood.

While Miami has much to offer visitors, sometimes you just need a change of scenery. Luckily, there are many worthwhile destinations accessible from Miami. To help you plan the perfect day trip, here are some suggestions.

For those looking for a fun family experience, the Miami Children’s Museum offers entertainment through interactive exhibits and playing pretend. Located on Watson Island in Miami, Florida, the museum features 56,500 square feet of space for kids – both young and old – to “play together, learn, imagine and create.”

Those looking for an interesting experience in Miami, Florida, may want to head to the Miami Design District. While once an area of low-rise warehouses victim to urban decay, local Craig Robins of Dacra as well as L Real Estate recognized the neighborhood’s potential and spearheaded a campaign to convert these buildings into vibrant galleries, upscale boutiques and innovative restaurants.

For those traveling to Miami, one site not to be missed is the Miami Holocaust Memorial. A permanent remembrance of the Holocaust’s six million victims, the memorial was a project of the Holocaust Memorial Committee, a small group of Holocaust survivors.

While Miami also gets a lot of hype for being a wild party destination, the city actually has much to offer families, especially in terms of beaches. Matheson Hammock Park Beach is a tranquil beach with calm waters. The beach features clean bathrooms, a man-made lagoon that is fed by the Biscayne Bay which is also safe for little ones.