In 1930, Miami Beach had around 6,000 residents. During World War II, thousands of soldiers vacationed there and welcomed visits from their families. Shortly after the war, feverish construction activity began, and Miami Beach grew into a major city. Today, Miami Beach is world-famous.
In Biscayne Bay, between Miami Beach and Miami, 28 artificial islands were created, connected by bridges and causeways. These islands mainly feature exclusive residential neighborhoods.
Miami Beach is a narrow, elongated island located just off the coast of Miami. Its showpiece is the miles-long beach, lined with hotels and apartment buildings.
In the south lies the "hot spot" that jet setters from around the world have declared the current "in place" – South Beach with its Ocean Drive, street cafés, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, also a meeting place for models and the fashion scene.
The Art Deco District, with its unique, lovingly restored 1930s architecture, has become a magnet for international showbiz stars.
Miami Beach thrives entirely on its many retirees and tourism. Its impressive array of hotels can accommodate over 250,000 tourists.
Miami Beach is also considered a top-tier convention center. It's a destination for everyone: for night owls and sun lovers, bargain hunters in gigantic shopping centers, and all those looking for an ideal starting point to explore Florida's attractions.
Miami Beach features travel. Use this guide to plan your trip.
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