Means of transport Florida

The Metromover is Miami's free subway system. Fully computerized, it runs between Brickell and Downtown. Three loops (Inner Loop, Brickell Loop and Omni Loop) serve 21 stations. Allow about 5 minutes between each train. The Metromover is very convenient as it takes you right to the main points of interest such as the Frost Science Museum and Pérez Art Museum (Museum Park stop), Bayside Market (Bayfront Park stop) and Brickell Village (Tenth Street/Promenade stop). Sit in the front seat and enjoy the view.

This aerial metro built on cement pillars is quite futuristic. It could not be underground because of the geological texture of the limestone ground, which is too thin above the water. There are two lines: the green and the orange. During your stay, the Metrorail can be convenient if you need to get to the airport, Coral Gables or Brickell. Otherwise, it runs from Palmetto (north) to Dadeland (south). It crosses the Miami River on a spectacular bridge that is lit up at night and offers a magnificent view. Count on a train every 15 minutes.

This company Miami dessert from Lisbon with connections to Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Lyon, Nice and Toulouse. 

Several direct flights from Paris to Miami.

Paris - Orlando flights in an American city. 

Paris - Orlando flights direct or at London Heathrow. 

Orlando flights to Canada. 

Paris - Orlando with stopover in Montreal or Toronto.