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Miami, Fort Lauderdale 180 Index Les numéros de page en gras renvoient aux cartes. A B Accès 44 Bal Harbour Shops Accès à l’aéroport 45 (centre et nord de Miami Beach) 69 Accessoires de cuisine 171 Banques 52 Achats 169 Barnacle, The (Coconut Grove) 78 Activités culturelles 157 Bars, boîtes de nuit et lounges 157 Activités de plein air 97 88’s Dueling Pianos 165 Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Automatic Slim’s 157 (centre-ville de Miami) 72 B.E.D. 158 Aéroports Bahía Bar 158 Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Barton G. 158 Airport 46 Bayside Market Place 163 Miami International Airport 46 Blue 158 Aînés 51 Blue Martini 164 Alimentation 171 BONDST Lounge 158 Amaturo Theater (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Buck15 158 Ambassades 51 China Grill 158 Churchill Pub 164 American Airlines Arena (centre-ville de Miami) 72 Clevelander Bar 158 Amsterdam Palace (South Beach) 64 Club Azucar 165 Animaux domestiques 52 Club Space 163 Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park Club Tropigala 163 (Hollywood) 92 Copa 164 Aqua Girl 167 Coyote Ugly 164 Architecture 38 D’Lounge 158 Argent 52 D’Vine 159 Art and Culture Center of Hollywood Elbo Room 165 (Hollywood) 92 Eno’s Wine Bar 159 Art Basel Miami Beach 167 Fat Tuesday 164 Art déco 38 Florida Room 159 Art Deco District (South Beach) 62 Flute Champagne Bar 159 Art Deco Weekend Festival 166 Gemma Lounge 160 Artères commerciales 170 Georgie’s Alibi 166 Artisanat 171 Grass Lounge 163 Art Miami 167 Hard Rock Cafe 163 Arts 37 Harrison’s Wine Gallery 165 Assurances 53 Improv Comedy Club 164 Jazid 160 - A Atlantis (centre-ville de Miami) 70 Jimmy’z at the Forge 163 Attraits touristiques 61 Jimmy Johnson’s Three Rings Bar & Grill 163 Au-Rene Theater (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Loading Zone 165 Autocar 48 Lost Week-end 160 Index Aventura Love Hate Lounge 160 hébergement 115 Lucky Strike Lane 160 restaurants 141 M-Bar 163 Avion 44 Mac’s Club Deuce 160 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894649404guidesulysse.com 181 Bars, boîtes de nuit et lounges (suite) Boissons alcoolisées 54 Mango’s Tropical Cafe 160 Bonnet House (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Mansion 160 Brickell Avenue (centre-ville de Miami) 70 Mokaï Lounge 160 Brigade 2506 (Little Havana) 72 MOVA 165 Broadwalk (Hollywood) 90 Mynt Lounge 161 Broward Center for the Performing Arts Nikki Beach 161 (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Nikki Coconut Grove 164 Bureau de poste (South Beach) 66 O’Hara’s Jazz & Blues Café 165 Butterfly World (nord de Fort Lauderdale) 92 O’Malley’s Ocean Pub 165 Ocean’s Ten 161 Opium Garden/Privé 161 C Playwright Irish Pub 161 Purdy Lounge 161 Canaux de Fort Lauderdale 89 Raleigh Bar 161 Canot 97 Rok Bar 161 Cape Florida Lighthouse (Key Biscayne) 80 Rose Bar 162 Carnaval Miami 166 Score 165 Cartes de crédit 53 Scully’s Tavern 164 Casa Casuarina (South Beach) 64 Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 166 Casino 166 Set 162 Centre-ville de Miami 70, 71 Skybar 162 hébergement 115, 116 Smith & Wollensky 162 restaurants 142, 143 South Beach Brasserie 162 sorties 163 Studio 162 Centres commerciaux 170 Tantra 162 Change 53 The Abbey Brewing Company 162 Chaussures 171 The Bar & Courtyard 158 Chèques de voyage 53 The Globe Cafe & Bar 164 Cigares 172 Titanic Brewery 164 Transit Lounge 164 Cinéma 37 Twist 166 Climat 54 Van Dyke Cafe 163 Coconut Creek (nord de Fort Lauderdale) 92 Warsaw Ballroom 166 Coconut Grove 76, 77 Wet Willies 163 hébergement 119 Wine Room 165 restaurants 145, 146 Zeke’s Roadhouse 163 sorties 164 Bars gays 165 Coconut Grove Arts Festival 166 Baseball 41, 167 CocoWalk (Coconut Grove) 77 Basket-ball 167 Code de la route 47 Basketball 41 Colony Theater (South Beach) 67 Bass Museum of Art (South Beach) 67 Consulats 51 Bayside Market Place (centre-ville de Miami) 70 Coral Castle (sud de Miami) 80 Bière 54, 177 Coral Gables 74, 75 - C Big Cypress National Preserve hébergement 117, 118 (Everglades National Park) 85 restaurants 144, 145 Bijoux 171 Coral Gables City Hall (Coral Gables) 76 Coral Gables Merrick House (Coral Gables) 74 Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park Index (Key Biscayne) 80 Coral Way (Coral Gables) 76 Biltmore Hotel (Coral Gables) 74 Culture 37 Biscayne National Park (sud de Miami) 81 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894649404 guidesulysse.com 182 D Miami International Boat Show 166 Miami International Film Festival 167 Dania 90 Orange Bowl 166 Dania Jai Alai (Dania) 90 Sony Ericsson Open 167 Décalage horaire 54 White Party 167 Décoration 172 Winter Party Festival 166 Deerfield Beach (nord de Fort Lauderdale) 92 Fête nationale du 4 juillet 167 Déplacements 44 Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Design District 68, 69 Theater (South Beach) 67 restaurants 140, 141 Flamingo 82 sorties 163 hébergement 121 Disquaires 174 Fleuriste 172 Domino Park (Little Havana) 74 Flore 25 Douane 44 Floride 42 Drogues 54 Fontainebleau Hotel (centre et nord de Miami Beach) 69 Food Network South Beach Wine E & Food Festival 166 Économie 37 Football 40 El Credito Cigar Factory (Little Havana) 74 Football américain 167 Électricité 54 Formalités d’entrée 44 Embargo américain 33 Fort Lauderdale 86, 87 Enfants 54 hébergement 121, 123 Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center au nord de 93 restaurants 148, 149 (Everglades National Park) 82 sorties 164 Española Way (South Beach) 66 au sud de 91 Everglades Alligator Farm Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (Everglades National Park) 82 Airport 46 Everglades City Fort Lauderdale Antique Car Museum (Ten Thousand Islands Gateway) 85 (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Everglades National Park 81, 83 Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art hébergement 121 (Fort Lauderdale) 88 restaurants 147, 148 Freedom Tower (centre-ville de Miami) 72 Excursions en bateau 97 Fruit & Spice Park (sud de Miami) 80 F G Fairchild Tropical Garden (Coral Gables) 76 Galeries d’art 172 Faune 25 Gays 60 Femmes voyageant seules 55 Géographie 25 Festivals et événements 166 Aqua Girl 167 Golf 97, 167 - D Art Basel Miami Beach 167 Art Deco Weekend Festival 166 Art Miami 167 H Carnaval Miami 166 Index Hallandale 92 Coconut Grove Arts Festival 166 Hébergement 103 Fête nationale du 4 juillet 167 Acqualina Resort & Spa on the Beach 124 Food Network South Beach Wine Aqua Hotel 106 & Food Festival 166 Astor Hotel 109 Miami Book Fair International 167 Avalon Hotel 108 Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 167 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894649404guidesulysse.com 183 Hébergement (suite) Royal Palms 124 Avalon Waterfront Inns 121 Sanctuary South Beach 110 Backpackers Beach Hostel 121 Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 126 Beacon Hotel 109 Shore Club 112 Biltmore Hotel 118 Silver Sands Beach Resort 120 Blue Moon Hotel & Bar 109 Sonesta Bayfront Hotel 119 Cardozo Hotel 110 South Beach Plaza Villas 106 Casa Grande Suite Hotel 110 South Seas Hotel 108 Casa Tua 111 The Alexander All-Suite Oceanfront Resort 113 Chesterfield Hotel, Suites & Day Spa 108 The Kent Hotel 106 Circa 39 Hotel 113 The New Casablanca on the Ocean 113 Clay Hotel 106 The Setai 112 Clevelander Hotel 106 The Standard Miami 110 David William Hotel 117 The Tides Hotel 112 Delano Hotel 111 The Westin Colonnade, Coral Gables 119 Don Shula’s Hotel & Golf Club 124 The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa 126 Doral Golf Resort & Spa 117 Townhouse 108 Eden Roc A Renaissance Beach Resort & Spa 113 Trump International Beach Resort 125 Essex House 108 Villa Paradiso 106 Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club 115 W Fort Lauderdale 122 Fontainebleau Miami Beach 113 Winter Haven 109 Four Seasons Hotel Miami 115 W South Beach 113 Harbor Beach Marriott Resort & Spa 124 Heures d’ouverture 55 Hilton Fort Lauderdale Airport 124 Hillsboro Beach 92 Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort 122 Histoire 26 Hotel Nash 110 Historical Museum of Southern Florida Hotel Ocean 110 (centre-ville de Miami) 70 Hotel St. Michel 117 Hockey sur glace 41, 168 Hotel Victor 111 Hollywood 90 Hyatt Regency Coral Gables 118 hébergement 125 Hyatt Regency Miami 115 restaurants 150, 151 Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six 122 sorties 165 Indian Creek Hotel 109 Hollywood Greyhound Track (Hallandale) 92 InterContinental Miami 117 Holocaust Memorial (South Beach) 67 Island House South Beach 106 Homestead 82 La Casa Del Mar 121 hébergement 121 Loews Miami Beach Hotel 111 Horaires 55 Long Pine Key Campground 121 Mandarin Oriental Miami 117 Hugh Taylor Birch State Park (Fort Lauderdale) 92 Manta Ray Inn 125 Hydroglisseur, visites en 101 Marenas Resort 124 Mayfair Hotel & Spa 119 I Miami River Inn 115 Mondrian 111 Imperial (centre-ville de Miami) 70 National Hotel 112 Indicatifs régionaux 60 - I Orton Terrace 122 Informatique, matériel 174 Pelican Hotel 109 Insectes 58 Raleigh Hotel 112 Insolite 173 Ramada Hollywood Beach Resort 125 Index Instruments de musique 174 Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove 120 International Swimming Hall of Fame Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale 122 (Fort Lauderdale) 89 Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne 120 Riverside Hotel 122 Internet 59 Room Mate Waldorf 108 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894649404 guidesulysse.com 184 J Miami Beach, centre et nord 68 hébergement 113, 114 Jai alai 168 restaurants 139, 140 Jogging 98 sorties 163 John U. Lloyd Beach State Park (Dania) 90 Miami Beach Convention Center Jouets 173 (South Beach) 67 Jours fériés 55 Miami Book Fair International 167 Jungle Island (centre-ville de Miami) 72 Miami Children’s Museum (centre-ville de Miami) 72 Miami Design Preservation League K (South Beach) 64 Kayak 97 Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 167 Key Biscayne 78, 79 Miami International Airport 46 hébergement 120 Miami International Boat Show 166 restaurants
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