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Miami isn't just about the crowded tourist strips in South Beach, though a walk down Ocean Drive to see the art deco buildings is worth doing once. What I really love about the city is how its neighborhoods each have their own distinct culture, heavily shaped by the Caribbean and Latin America. You can spend the morning walking through the colorful street art in Wynwood, grab some of the best Cuban coffee and food of your life in Little Havana, and then head over to the Design District for some great people-watching and modern architecture. It is definitely a sensory overload and the traffic can be an absolute nightmare, so don't plan a trip here expecting a quiet, relaxing beach getaway. It's loud, humid, and moves fast. But if you lean into the energy, rent a bike to get around the quieter parts of Key Biscayne, and take your time exploring the local food scene beyond the hotel restaurants, it's a really fun place to spend a few days eating well and soaking up the sun.