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CRUISE CAPITAL OF THE 701 Brickell Ave., Suite 2700 1015 North America Way TM Miami, FL 33131 USA Miami, FL 33132 USA 1901 Convention Center Drive 305/347-4800 Miami Beach, FL 33139 USA PortMiami.biz WORLD 305/539-3000 • 800/933-8448 MiamiandBeaches.com : VisitMiami : MiamiandBeaches : PortMiami.Dade : PortMiami FSC Logo Here 10 mm high © Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau — The Official Destination Sales & Marketing Organization for Greater Miami and the Beaches. CS//02368 02816-TS-Cruise Miami Brochure 2019 1.2.indd 2-3 9/28/18 2:24 PM CRUISE CAPITAL OF THE WORLDTM WELCOME STAY & PLAY Visit Miami pre- and post-cruise for at least a few days to allow time to explore. Bask on the beaches to get into the mood for a relaxing cruise or to extend the afterglow of a wonderful experience at sea. Greater Miami and the Beaches is celebrated for turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and picture- perfect weather. Myriad attractions, family-friendly activities, recreational options, museums, festivals and fairs add a spicy sense of fun. A wide range of accommodations, world-class cuisine, sizzling nightlife, and infinite shopping opportunities are just part of the magical appeal of our city. 02816-TS-Cruise Miami Brochure 2019 1.2.indd 4-5 9/28/18 2:24 PM Tantalizing Treats Attractions Galore Adventures in Shopping One Day in Miami Miami’s international flair, seaside locale and fresh, Few places in the world have it all. But Greater Miami and the Greater Miami and the Beaches is a destination made for If your schedule only allows for one day in Miami, don’t fret. You local produce add up to unforgettable dining experiences. Beaches definitely does. Miami is an attraction itself. Miami shopping. An exciting mix of haute couture, retail markets, can enjoy a few highlights and still get the flavor of this wonderful, New World cuisine tantalizes with dishes featuring is also home to a bevy of unique and historic family-friendly designer boutiques and bargain outlets test the stamina of fun-filled city. The Art Deco Historic District in South Beach is a eclectic combinations of tropical fruits and exotic spices. attractions. What makes Miami attractions so amazing to even the most dedicated shopper. Adjacent to PortMiami must-see. Stop by the Art Deco Welcome Center at 10th Street Ethnic delights can be found around every corner of visitors? A selection as diverse as our people. is Bayside Marketplace, an open-air shopping and and Ocean Drive for information and self-guided walking tours. our multicultural city. Local chefs create mouthwatering entertainment center. You can shop for colorful souvenirs Jump on a double-decker bus tour from Bayside Marketplace new taste sensations in settings ranging from poolside Attractions that offer countless choices—from Old World here, dine at one of the restaurants including Hard Rock for a chance to see Miami’s interesting neighborhoods like Little to palatial. Greater Miami and the Beaches is truly a to adventuresome, natural to man-made. Pastel-colored Miami, or take one of several sightseeing cruises that depart Havana, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables and South Beach. Grab gourmet adventure. buildings. Authentic Indian villages. Animal and botanical from Bayside on a regular schedule. Double-decker bus tours lunch at an outdoor cafe or take a Miami food tour to sample sanctuaries. Swimming with dolphins. Hand-feeding parrots. of the city also depart from Bayside. ethnic specialties. Culture vultures can check out one of Miami’s Sizzling Nights Glass-bottom boats. Boats on air. Mangrove creeks. many top-notch museums, such as nearby Pérez Art Museum Other shopping options close to the Port include Downtown Sultry by day, the city gets even steamier by night when A River of Grass. In fact, Miami is the only place in the U.S. Miami (PAMM) and the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Miami, with assorted shops and numerous fine jewelry the clubs, lounges and other late-night spots invite revelers to with two national parks—Everglades National Park and Science, or see what’s on the playbill at the Adrienne Arsht stores. Easily reachable from PortMiami by a 15-minute party the night away. Slip into something black and sexy, and Biscayne National Park—as well as access to Big Cypress Center for the Performing Arts. Check the Calendar of Events at taxi ride or via the Metromover are Mary Brickell Village, an MiamiandBeaches.com check out the nightclubs. Dance under the stars, immerse National Reserve and Dry Tortugas National Park. Choose for the latest happenings. enclave of open-air shops and restaurants; and Brickell City yourself in the city’s internationally renowned nightlife, and one activity —or get a sampling on the Hop-On Hop-Off Centre, a luxury mixed-use development. On South Beach, party into the wee hours. Life’s a party—especially when Sightseeing tour offered by Big Bus Tours—a valued Family Fun partner of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau you can choose from designer shopping along Collins and you’re on vacation! From sandy beaches to exotic animals and cool pools, Miami is in our cruise program. Washington avenues, Española Way, Ocean Drive or the historic and always bustling Lincoln Road promenade. full of family-friendly fun. Tropical attractions, children’s theater and super cool museums are waiting to be explored. Quiet parks, Visit AmazingMiamiAttractions.com to find out more. Visit ShopMiami.travel to find out more about shopping in nature walks, Everglades adventures and water activities abound. Greater Miami and the Shop Miami Program. Free fun includes the beach, along with concerts at Bayfront Park, art walks, free museum days and Metromover—the elevated rail that loops around Downtown Miami offering bird’s eye views of the city. Visit CultureShockMiami.com for student discounts to cultural events. 02816-TS-Cruise Miami Brochure 2019 1.2.indd 6-7 9/28/18 2:25 PM 21 Mack’s Fish Camp 40 The Bass 59 79 Historic Water Tours 114 Miami International Attractions Phillip and Patricia 954/536-7400 305/673-7530 Frost Museum Downtown Homestead Airport Tourist gladesmenculture.com 305/224-4400 1 Ancient Spanish thebass.org of Science 97 Capt Jimmy’s Information Counter Monastery 305/434-9600 cityofhomestead.com/ Fiesta Cruises 305/876-7000 22 Marjory Stoneman 41 Black Police Precinct downtown miami-airport.com 305/945-1461 Douglas Biscayne frostscience.org 305/371-3033 78 and Courthouse Museum 21 spanishmonastery.com Nature Center 80 fiestacruises.com 115 305/329-2513 60 Rubell Family Collection Lincoln Road Miami Springs 305/361-6767 2 Art Deco historicalblackprecinct.org 305/573-6090 Shopping District 98 Island Queen Welcome Center biscaynenaturecenter.org lincolnrd.com Attractions Historic District rfc.museum Cruises Inc. 305/539-3000 64 42 HARD ROCK 305/672-2014 Coral Gables Museum 305/783-2997 STADIUM 23 Miami Beach 61 81 Mall 116 Simpson Park Museums mdpl.org 305/603-8067 Vizcaya Museum islandqueencruises.com Botanical Garden coralgablesmuseum.org and Gardens of the Americas Visitor Center 305/673-7256 305/261-8772 Malls & Marketplaces 3 Bowlero 305/250-9133 99 Ocean Force Adventures 305/416-1317 mbgarden.org 43 Florida Pioneer Museum malloftheamericas.com miamigov.com/ 32 120 305/594-0200 vizcaya.org 305/372-3388 State & National Parks bowlero.com 305/246-9531 oceanforceadventures.com parks/simpson.html 24 Miami Seaquarium/ 82 62 Mary Brickell Village 1 floridapioneermuseum.org Wings Over Miami Dolphin Harbor/ 305/381-6130 117 South Dade Chamber Water Tours 4 Coopertown Everglades Air Museum 100 Thriller Miami Sea Trek Reef Encounter 44 Airboat Tour & Gold Coast Railroad 305/233-5197 marybrickellvillage.com Speedboat Adventures of Commerce 305/361-5705 Museum wingsovermiami.com 305/247-2332 Visitor Information Restaurant 83 305/371-3278 96 miamiseaquarium.com MIA Shops 305/253-0063 thrillermiami.com southdadechamber.org 305/226-6048 305/876-8131 9 gcrm.org 63 The Wolfsonian-FIU Convention Centers coopertownairboats.com 25 Miami Watersports 118 305/531-1001 shopmiamiairport.com South Dade Complex 45 Visitor Information Centers 5 Coral Castle Museum Haitian Heritage Museum wolfsonian.org Welcome Center 84 Miami 305/476-9253 305/371-5988 305/539-3000 65 305/248-6345 aktionparks.com/ haitianheritagemuseum.org Design District 56 coralcastle.com 101 Greater Miami miami-watersports-complex Malls & Shopping Districts 305/722-7100 119 South Miami-Dade 46 miamidesigndistrict.net Convention 6 Coral Gables Historic Hampton House Tropical Agricultural & Visitors Bureau 121 26 Miccosukee Indian Village 305/635-5800 Visitor Center Merrick House 64 Aventura Mall 85 Miami International Mall 305/539-3000 and Airboat Rides historichamptonhousemiami.org 305/248-3311 305/460-5095 305/935-1110 miamiandneaches.com 305/552-8365 305/593-1775 coralgables.com aventuramall.com 47 Historic Homestead shopmiami 120 Sunny Isles Beach 25 miccosukee.com 102 Art Deco Welcome Town Hall Museum internationalmall.com Visitor Center 87 7 Curtiss Mansion 65 Bal Harbour Shops 27 Monkey Jungle Center — Miami Design 305/242-4463 305/792-1952 106 111 305/869-5180 305/866-0311 86 7 305/235-1611 Miami International Preservation League 46 curtissmansion.org townhallmuseum.org balharbourshops.com sunnyislesbeachmiami.com 115 monkeyjungle.com Merchandise Mart 305/763-8026 / 84 50 48 121 8 Deering Estate History Miami Museum 66 Bayside Marketplace 305/261-2900 305/672-2014 Surfside WYNWOOD 114 45 28 Palmetto Mini Golf 305/375-1492 miamimerchandisemart.com artdecowelcomecenter.com Tourist Bureau 305/235-1668
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