Miami Historic Buildings + Lighthouse Pictures

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A very meaningful landmark to the Cuban-American community in Miami features a small contemporary art museum that celebrates that heritage.

The villa, horticultural displays and courtyard of this National Historic Landmark provide a serene oasis in central Miami, with views of Biscayne Bay.

Not many churches can claim one man built them. Visit this humble church that remains an integral part of the community over 100 years later. 

Explore one of South Beach’s most popular meeting places to enjoy boutique shopping, outdoor dining and a selection of Miami’s premier cultural destinations.

It’s the oldest building in the county, at the spot where the first Americans lived in the area. Tour this building with incredible views of land and sea. 

A very meaningful landmark to the Cuban-American community in Miami features a small contemporary art museum that celebrates that heritage.

Explore this quirky part of Miami to find art galleries, murals, hand-rolled cigars, meat markets, herbal stores, Cuban music and dance.

One of Miami’s oldest churches is a masterpiece of early 20th-century Mediterranean Revival architecture, including impressive mosaics and stained glass.

One of Miami’s oldest churches is a masterpiece of early 20th-century Mediterranean Revival architecture, including impressive mosaics and stained glass.

It’s the oldest building in the county, at the spot where the first Americans lived in the area. Tour this building with incredible views of land and sea. 

This easy-to-navigate city in Florida is known for its unique architectural style and for being home to one of the largest resort casinos in North America.

One of Miami’s oldest churches is a masterpiece of early 20th-century Mediterranean Revival architecture, including impressive mosaics and stained glass.

From the untamed Everglades to the wild samba of Calle Ocho, nature and the beautiful people party side-by-side in Miami. 

One of Miami’s oldest churches is a masterpiece of early 20th-century Mediterranean Revival architecture, including impressive mosaics and stained glass.

Chic boutiques, fine dining and cultural attractions make this glamorous boulevard one of Miami’s favorite places to be seen.

Explore this quirky part of Miami to find art galleries, murals, hand-rolled cigars, meat markets, herbal stores, Cuban music and dance.

The villa, horticultural displays and courtyard of this National Historic Landmark provide a serene oasis in central Miami, with views of Biscayne Bay.

The villa, horticultural displays and courtyard of this National Historic Landmark provide a serene oasis in central Miami, with views of Biscayne Bay.

A very meaningful landmark to the Cuban-American community in Miami features a small contemporary art museum that celebrates that heritage.

It’s the oldest building in the county, at the spot where the first Americans lived in the area. Tour this building with incredible views of land and sea. 

Get the South Florida experience at one of the best beaches in the country. With myriad land and water activities, you will have no shortage of things to do and see.

Not many churches can claim one man built them. Visit this humble church that remains an integral part of the community over 100 years later. 

This easy-to-navigate city in Florida is known for its unique architectural style and for being home to one of the largest resort casinos in North America.

It’s the oldest building in the county, at the spot where the first Americans lived in the area. Tour this building with incredible views of land and sea.