Award-winning Art Deco & Neon Lights Walking Tour in Miami Beach
- Duration2h 30m
- Max Travelers30 people
- Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
- CategoryCultural Tours, Historical Tours
Overview
Did you know that Miami Beach is mostly man-made? And that Biscayne Bay used to be a shallow swamp? And that Muhammad Ali became world boxing champion for the first time right here in Miami Beach? Miami Beach history is riddled with enchanting stories, and I have made it my mission to bring these tales to life through extensive research, engaging storytelling and passion.
As a seasoned tour guide, I’ve discovered and curated the best-kept secrets of the area, including secret rooftop terraces with breathtaking views, peculiar corridors leading to hidden havens, obscure lobbies with intriguing tales, speakeasies that hold captivating stories. We will step foot on crime scene locations that once captured the World’s headlines, and decipher Art Deco hidden in plain sight. Whether history fascinates you or not, you’ll be entertained by an array of quirky facts and indulge in movie and TV trivia as we unveil the backdrop of popular film and television locations.
What's included
Guided tour with local historian and preservationist
Receive an artfully crafted guide map personally curated by your tour host
Get to know Hollywood film locations that made Miami famous such as Miami Vice, Scarface & Birdcage
Behind-the-scenes access to historic hotel lobbies and other semi-public spaces
What's Not included
Tips and Gratuities
Itinerary
Ocean Drive - one of the most photographed streets in the World. It's an symbol of Miami. Full of historic architecture and symbolism, hidden in plain sight.
Introduction of Art Deco architecture, its origins and place in the history of Miami Beach
One of the main commercial streets in South Beach
Good to know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.