Miami Beach - Things to Do & Tourist Attractions

Tourists can enjoy deep sea fishing in Miami Beach which assures fun for the entire family. Whether a beginner or a professional anyone can be a part of the activity. The Coral Gables Venetian Pool is a renowned architectural wonder with stunning features like a Venetian pool, an island, grottos and much more. The pool reminds of a sun-kissed oasis in the middle of scorching desert. Visit the Deering Estate for a taste of art and natural beauty. This historic property has been standing tall since 1922 and is located on one of the most picturesque grounds of the city. The Historical Museum of Southern Florida has impressive collections which include historic writings, photographs, artifacts and much more. The Merrick House was acquired by the city in 1976 and is now open for tourists to tour in. Visit the Lowe Art Museum for a date with art depicted by the 16,000 pieces of artistic marvel. Another featured exhibition in the city is the Bass Museum which has a permanent collection of Renaissance masterpieces.

The Sissy Baby Sport Fishing is a 365-days sport fishing boat named Hatteras and provides its guests memorable fishing experiences year round specializing in kite fishing, light fishing and live bait. For those laid-back travelers who are looking for an entire fun package, Island-Hop offers a sort-of mini-adventure package including scuba diving, snorkeling, sports fishing, wild dolphin encounters and much more. There are also special packages for sailboat charters, private motorboat, wild shark dives, eco tours, parasailing and jet skiing which can be easily booked right from the 5 star hotels Miami Beach. The Canyon Ranch Miami Beach is one of the boutique hotels downtown Miami Beach that offers the best in luxury with an in-built spa which is Miami's largest one around. The city has a dedicated memorial for R. J. Hohimer and his masterpiece paintings at the R. J. Hohimer Signature Gallery. The Wolfsonian is a popular museum dedicated to Mitchell Wolfson Jr. who dedicated most of his life to art and design. This museum also provides budding aspirants with numerous educational and research opportunities.