Welcome to Miami, the dynamic and culturally varied city on Florida’s southeastern coast, where tropical feelings, art deco architecture, and a buzzing nightlife combine to create an exciting and sun-soaked ambiance.

Miami, famed for its stunning beaches, ethnic neighbourhoods, and legendary art scene, is a city that mixes metropolitan flare with a relaxed coastal lifestyle. South Beach, the Wynwood Walls, and the bustling neighbourhoods of Little Havana and Coconut Grove are among well-known landmarks.

• Hurricane Season: Keep an eye out for the hurricane season, which lasts from June to November.
• Traffic Congestion: Miami may be congested, especially during peak hours.

• South Beach: Unwind on the famed sandy beaches and discover the vibrant Art Deco Historic District.
• Immerse yourself in the dynamic street art culture and stylish galleries of Wynwood Arts District.
• Little Havana: Immerse yourself in Cuban culture, music, and cuisine in this vibrant neighbourhood.

• The currency is the United States Dollar (USD).
• English is the official language, however Spanish is commonly spoken.
• Miami is a significant destination for modern art and cultural events.

• Accommodation options include anything from beachside resorts to boutique hotels.
• Food Trucks: Sample a variety of gastronomic options from the city’s food trucks.
• Metrorail and Metromover provide public transit inside the city.

• Miami Beach Boardwalk: Take a stroll along the picturesque boardwalk with views of the ocean.
• Explore contemporary and modern art at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM).
• Ocean Drive is a famous boulevard with a busy nightlife and historic architecture.

cold (December to February): Enjoy mild weather and avoid the harsh northern cold. Attend one of the world’s biggest contemporary art events, Art Basel Miami Beach (December).

• Car rentals are useful for touring locations outside of the city centre.
• Free Trolleys: Take advantage of free tram services to explore neighbourhoods such as Wynwood and Coral Gables.
• Bike trails are available in Miami Beach and Coconut Grove.

• Beachwear and sunscreen for the tropical environment.
• Walking shoes that are comfortable for touring neighbourhoods.
• Stay hydrated with a water bottle.

Most foreign nationals visiting the United States for tourism, including Miami, require a B-2 Tourist Visa. Visa Waiver Programme (VWP): Nationals of VWP countries can enter the US for up to 90 days without a visa, but they must apply for an ESTA (Electronic System for arrive Authorization) before they arrive. Check the official website of the United States Department of State for a list of countries that require a visa before to travel as well as the most up-to-date visa requirements based on your nationality.