Miami Tour Guide

Miami is a city that is located on the Atlantic coast in southeastern Florida and the county seat of Miami-Dade County. Miami is the 42 largest city in the United States. This city has a population of 433 136 people. It is the most important, central, and most populous city of the South Florida Metropolitan Area and also the most populous city in the southeastern United States. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Miami is the seventh most populous country in the United States, with an estimated population of 5,547,051 (2009). Miami is also still an important center and a leading provider of finance, trade, culture, media, entertainment, arts and international trade.
In 2008, Miami received from the Forbes Magazine entitled, "America's cleanest city," as a city with good air quality, vast green spaces, clean drinking water, clean streets and recycling programs that need to see in the city There.
2009 was a UBS study, that Miami is 73 cities in the world, the richest city in the United States and the five richest city in terms of purchasing power. Downtown Miami and South Florida are known as the home countries of the largest international banks in the United States. Moreover, it is also home to many major national and international companies. For more than two decades, the Port of Miami as the "Cruise Capital of the World", the number one passing cruise ports in the world has become famous. This port provides additional recording and operation of some of the largest cruise ships in the world and is the largest port in the passenger transport and the so-called "Cruise Lines".

Miami is probably every known only by its famous beaches and its warm climate. But Miami also many attractions to offer. In this article, will be explained to the three most famous venues.
The Art Deco District is a 18-block area that was renovated in the 1930-digit year. This Art Deco hotels were shades are designed to look tropical. In the heart of South Beach (SoBe), there is a kind of Mecca for artists, musicians and models - the "upper crust" or the international jet set. This is from Dade Boulevard NS - 6 Steet, EW Lenox Court - Atlantic framed.

The Art Deco Welcome Center (1001 Ocean Dr., 305 - 672-2014) offers on Saturday at 10:30 clock, on Thursday at 6:30 clock guides that will be used as a large group. Both a gift shop, as well as literature, it is in the "Art Deco District.
The Espanola Way is a charming, from the 1920-era term, Spanish-Mediterranean village in the heart of South Beach Art Deco District.
Shops, cafes, an art center and the historic Clay Hotel, and the International Hostel, where gangsters such as Al Capone once had once visited a casino.
The Espanola Way Art Center is located in the 405 Espanola Way, between Washington and Drexel Avenues (673 6248) bus C, H, K, W. will be open by 6-10pm Tue-Fri, noon-8pm Sat; or by appointment.
The Miami Metropolitan Zoo is a breeding center for endangered species. About 200 species of animals, including koalas, a pair of giant Komodo dragons, rare white tigers and the endangered black rhinos are there to discover.
In a petting zoo and a Streichelzoobereich ("Paws"), children can get closer to the pot-bellied pigs and young.
The opening times are from 9:30 to 5:30. The gates close at 4 clock sometimes. The zoo is located in the 12 400 SW 152 St. Miami, FL. 33 177 The phone number is 305/251-0400. But you can at the following website: http://www.co.miami-dade.fl.us/parks/metrozoo.htm explore.

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