Neighbourhoods
South Beach
Art Deco, beach access, the most tourist-facing part of the city.
Wynwood
Street art and a genuinely good food-and-bar scene.
Little Havana
Cuban culture and food, best experienced slowly, not rushed through.
Things to do
South Beach, before 9am
The only way to see the Art Deco district's colors without a crowd in every photo.
Wynwood Walls
Constantly rotating street art — pair it with lunch at one of the surrounding food halls.
Little Havana, a weekday afternoon
Domino Park and a cafecito at a walk-up window — slower and more real than a Saturday-night version.
Eating & drinking
Any Cuban ventanita (walk-up coffee window)
Order a cafecito, drink it standing, the way locals actually do.
Day trips
Local logistics
City-specific transport and safety notes — for country-wide context, see the United States guide.
A car or rideshare is close to essential — Miami's neighborhoods are spread out and transit is limited.
Generally safe in the areas visitors spend time in; standard nightlife-district caution in South Beach late at night.
Pacing & budget
Pacing: 3 days covers the city; the Everglades or Key West extend it well if you have more time.
Budget: Runs above the US mid-range average, especially in South Beach hotels.
Visa, money, culture & transport for all of United States
Currency, key phrases, getting around by train, and everything that applies to your whole trip — not just Miami.