Must-Visit Places in Miami, Florida

Staying in Miami for your Exchange Visitor Program? Here are five of the many must-visit places in Miami for J1 interns and tourists.

But before anything, let’s know more about Miami.

The summery state, dubbed “The Magic City,” is known for its immaculate beaches, breathtaking Cityline, and active nightlife festivities. Miami, Florida never fails to give an amazing experience to its tourists, as here are some of its well-known attractions.

 

Miami Beach

Of course, a trip to Miami is never complete without a visit to one of their beautiful beaches.

 

 

Miami Beach is a long strip that connects first-class hotels to state-of-the-art galleries and museums. Aside from the beach itself, its sleek architectural buildings and artistic locations make the area stand out from the rest.

Here, every corner is always filled, either with the bright sun or the colorful lights at night. There is no dull experience in Miami Beach, so tourists always leave with a smile.

 

Art Deco Historic District

Within Miami Beach is the Art Deco Historic District, where colorful architectural buildings paint the sky. 

 

 

Art deco architecture can be described as colorful, geometric, and stylish, dating back to the late 1920s.

The abundance of this architectural style among 800 buildings helped the district receive the National Register of Historic Places, making it one of the must-visit places in Florida.

Aside from the buildings themselves, the place is also known for the mansion owned by Gianni Versace, founder of the luxury brand Versace.

 

Bayside Marketplace

Home to over 100 shops and restaurants, Bayside Marketplace is no stranger to fun and excitement. 

The waterfront shopping and entertainment place has everything you need! From small boutique shops and themed restaurants to boat tours and Ferris wheel rides, you’ll always have something to look forward to.

Bayside Marketplace is one of the best attractions to go to with friends and family.

 

Everglades National Park

With one million visitors per year, Everglades National Park is not a place to miss.

The park has been labeled as a World Heritage Site due to its well-preserved natural state. Many indigenous and endangered animals such as the American crocodile, manatee, and Florida panther are protected and kept safe by the park. 

 

 

When visiting, you can participate in wildlife activities such as bird watching, trail hiking, or even overnight camping!

Everglades National Park is the perfect place to connect and be one with nature.

 

Frost Museum of Science

 

 

Also known as the Miami Science Museum, the Frost Museum of Science prides itself on its one-of-a-kind planetarium and aquarium, with a breathtaking view of Downtown Miami’s skyline. 

The museum is best for those who want to learn more about South Florida’s ecosystem and biodiversity, physics of light and aviation, the anatomy of the human body, and more interesting topics!

Exhibitions revolving around Sherlock Holmes, laser lights, and ancient dinosaurs are some of the many activities that you may want to participate in when visiting the Frost Science Museum.

 

These must-visit places in Miami for J1 Interns show that it is a great place to visit and tour! Remember that your internship program is not only limited to job opportunities and experience, but it is also a great way for you to learn more about the United States.

If you want to learn more on how to apply for a J1 program and visit Miami, you may click here.

 

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