Back in the 60s the City of Miami Beach created this "Garden-Center" to grow tropcal fruits. We'll tell more about this 4-acre sprawling jungle!

This unique memorial was conceived by a committee of Holocaust survivors in 1984, this site was previously home to Holocaust survivors.

Throughout the 2.8 acre green-space you'll find aluminum sculptures known as Humanoids.

Originally opened in 1958, the venue underwent large renovations from 2015-2018. If you're wondering what I mean by 'large', well, the bill was roughly.... we'll tell you!

The lush contemporary park is now considered a world-class destination that marries music, design and culture.

Believe it or not, this strip of land you’re on now, used to be a forest of man-groves, which are shrubs that grow in coastal, saline waters.

Espanola Way is experiencing a renaissance, as a place for locals and travellers to gather, create and celebrate amongst shops and restaurants.

We'll tell you a little bit about this entertainment venue and it's long history, dating back to the 1930s.

Designed by Henry Hohauser in 1939, this art deco gem has a distinctive Streamline Modern style.

Completed in 1939, the Webster is a great example of architect Henry Hohauser’s adherence to the rule of three. We'll tell you what that means.

In the 1990s, this historical hotel was transposed into a tropical retreat for some of the world's most renowned recording artists and performers.... you'll hear who some of them are.

Founded in 2005 by American erotic art collector Naomi Wilzig, this museum is considered one of Miami Beach’s best-kept secrets and is an intriguing place to spend an afternoon.

This architectural gem here in Miami Beach has a famed, historic past and has even received numerous awards recently for its restorations. You'll hear a bit about it.

Today it's the Tony Hotel, South Beach, but as you may have guessed, when it first opened it was the Tiffany Hotel.

This bright blue neon beacon has overlooked Ocean Drive every night for nearly 90 years!

You can't miss the Breakwater Hotel! We'll tell you about it.

This nonprofit resource was founded in 1976, with the goal of assisting in the historic preservation and-enhancement of Miami-Beach’s unique architectural, and cultural, identity.

Tthis art deco-designed building is a Miami Beach icon.

Welcome to the famous Casa Casuarina! Better known as the, 'Versace Mansion', it's renowned for being owned by Italian fashion designer.

A legendary art deco-gem known as one of the most elegant and-sophisticated beachfront hotels in the U.S.A.

The Carlyle has been the backdrop to numerous films and-television shows over its 75 years.... hear what some of them were.

This hotel showcases traditional art deco style with rounded lines, like the fender of a Studebaker.

You'll hear why the Cavalier is regarded as a masterpiece of the Art Deco movement.

the McAlpin is considered a near-perfect embodiment of the Art Deco style

This historic hotel illustrates Miami Beach's crossover to modern resort architecture during....

Built in 1947 by Rob and Rose Schwartz, the Delano hotel was originally utilized for military housing.

As you stroll along the many landscaped paths, you’ll stumble on some works of art.

We'll tell you about "The Bass", it's origin and how it became a culturally important part of Miami Beach!