Stay : Architectural tour of Miami

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The city is particularly known for its rich architectural heritage, from the superb Art Deco buildings of South Beach to the so-called MiMo (Miami Modern Architecture) buildings, testimonies of the architecture of the 1960s. We will also discover the amazing buildings of the Design District and those, entirely graffitied, of Wynwood.

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Detail of the stay : Architectural tour of Miami - 5 days

Day 1: Art deco

Steps: Miami

Discover the colorful Art Deco buildings of SoBe, with their rounded, geometric and symmetrical shapes. Built in the 1920s-1930s, these heritage buildings are a strong symbol of Miami Beach.

Places of interest :
ART DECO DISTRICT

Day 2: Skyscrapers of Brickell

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Walk in Miami's business district, to make you feel dizzy by looking at the top of the tall buildings and feel tiny in front of these mirror towers.

Day 3: MiMo

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The neighborhood called Miami Modern Architecture, or MiMo, stretches along Biscayne Boulevard from 50th Street to 77th Street, between a part of Little Haiti on the west and the sea on its eastern side. It is characterized by an exuberant and glamorous 1950s and 1960s architecture, a style that is a reaction to the austere and minimalist post-war architecture. The MiMo style of architecture is currently very trendy in Miami and particularly popular.

Day 4: Street art

Steps: Miami

Visit Wynwood, a factory district that was totally transformed in the 2000s. Now, it is the kingdom of contemporary art galleries and street art. Entire walls are covered with superb graffiti! Lunch at Oasis Wynwood, a new food court with a green and flowery atmosphere.

Day 5: Design

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The Design District area, stretching from 41st Street to Miami's 38th Street, has many design buildings that host luxury boutiques as well as showrooms or art galleries.