If you’re planning to visit Miami for vacation in 2021, this Ultimate Miami Travel Guide is for you!!

This travel film will help you plan the BEST EVER trip to The Magic City!

As a traveler, I prefer to learn about the place I will be visiting, explore the area like a local, and enjoy the best foods & things to do! This is the experience I present to you in my Travel Films.

In this Miami Travel Film we talk about the history of Miami from Tequesta times all the way to today. We discuss the best ways to travel to Miami for vacation – Miami International Airport, Amtrak, Metra, or Driving. We spent a week in the Sunshine State’s biggest city and had an incredible time. Be sure to explore Miami Neighborhoods (there are over 20).

We highly recommend utilizing public transportation in Miami – Metrorail, Metromover, Metrobus, and the Miami Trolley. There are also rentable personal electric vehicles, especially in and around Downtown Miami.

We stop by some legendary Miami Restaurants to eat some amazing foods – Cuban Sandwiches, Poke, Fried Chicken, Burger, etc. Some of the best things to do in Miami include Wynwood Walls, Institute of Contemporary Art Miami, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, Miami Beach Beach Walk, South Beach, Bayside Marketplace, Bayfront Park.

Don’t forget about nightlife at places like Swizzle, Mama Tried, and Crazy About You.

Miami History: Miami is considered the capital of Latin America, but at least 10,000 years ago it was home to the Tequesta, who had settlements from West Palm Beach all the way to the Florida Keys.

They lived off the land, taking advantage of the natural environment, and were especially skilled at fishing. The Spanish arrived to Miami and conflict with the Tequesta ensued. Fast forward 100 years, and the Tequesta have been decimated by both warfare and disease.

The Seminole Nation moved to the area and more warfare plagued the region. Miami was founded as a city in 1896. I

n the 1960s, Cubans began immigrating to South Florida, fleeing Fidel Castro’s regime. Miami is divided into several neighborhoods like Wynwood, Little Havana, Overtown, Little Haiti, Downtown, Brickell, Coconut Grove, Design District, and more!