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Hight rate 15 location for tourist in Miami, FL, USA (part 2)
06-2025 Mirador Brickell in Hight rate 15 location for tourist in Miami, FL, USA (part 2)Little Havana Tours - Miami Sydney Chen: Phenomenal tour of Little Havana with Kayan. Really learnt a lot about different aspects of Cuban-US history and culture (food, music, coffee, clothing, cigars and more). Kayan gave such a comprehensive and engaging overview but also made a point to focus on the lives of locals in the neighborhood (local peanut man, abuelita guillermina+). Already recommending this tour to friends visiting soon.
Collins Park - Miami Beach Roberto Zelaya: I was here for the le diner la blanc event.
The park and museum were a perfect venue. The park is beautiful, clean, and safe.
Ill go again on a Sunday to see how it is during the day and walk the Bass Museum of Art
Everglades Safari Park - Miami Tester Der “Wertzeit”: Swamp vibes, engine roars, and one lazy gator at the end.
Everglades Safari Park was a fun ride—literally. The airboat experience was thrilling, loud, and fast… but don’t worry, earplugs are included (and very necessary unless you speak fluent airboat).
Wildlife sightings during the ride? A bit underwhelming—no gators in the wild this time, just a lot of hopeful pointing at ripples. The real reptilian action came after the ride, during the gator show, where one sleepy alligator finally made its grand debut like a diva on its own schedule.
Still, the whole experience felt well-run and friendly. Great for families and first-timers—just don’t come expecting a National Geographic moment in every splash.
Alice Wainwright Park - Miami Roman Bartos: Beautiful, quiet park. We visited on weekday at 11am and there were only two families with us. A lot of lizards and dragonflies so kids have enough to explore. Big playground with three stations for all kids ages. Also nice walk by the ocean. Dont forget the sunscreen on a sunny day. Restrooms older but working. Gazebo with picnic table too
Torch of Friendship - Miami Leonard: Love a good statue with fire. And i love the significance of peace across Americas especially now , during trying times! Definitely worth a walk through.
Lummus Park Historic District - Miami Jacqueline Stephen: Peaceful, clean, and a place to just relax and people watch. Grab a coffee from one of the nearby eateries and hang out at this park for a while. A nice breeze on a warm day.
The Barnacle Historic State Park - Miami Chris Reese: The Barnacle Historic State Park is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Miami that offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. As soon as you enter, you’re transported back in time to the late 19th century, when Ralph Middleton Munroe built his charming home overlooking Biscayne Bay. The park’s rich history, combined with its peaceful natural setting, makes it a must-visit destination.
One of the highlights is the historic house itself, beautifully preserved and full of fascinating artifacts. The knowledgeable staff and volunteers are eager to share stories about Munroe’s life and the early days of Coconut Grove, adding depth to the experience. The guided tours are engaging and provide a glimpse into South Florida’s past.
The park’s grounds are equally impressive, with lush greenery, towering trees, and a picturesque view of the bay. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, a quiet picnic, or simply sitting by the water and enjoying the tranquility. The walking paths are well-maintained and easy to navigate, making it accessible for visitors of all ages.
What makes The Barnacle truly special is its ability to combine history, nature, and relaxation in one place. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or someone looking for a peaceful retreat, this park has something to offer. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in the Miami area—you won’t be disappointed!
Discovery Miami Beach - Miami Beach Freddie Knox: Me and our family had an amazing time hanging out and playing in the Ocean. The atmosphere and people all around were really cool
Peacock Park - Miami Michael Jimenez: Cool little park with playgrounds, tennis court and baseball field. There is also a spot to rent paddle boards and launch site for kayaking as well. Beautiful views of the water that you can see off a small boardwalk. Perfect little spot to get away from the city life.
