About Miami Beach

About Miami Beach With summer approaching, it might be a good idea to take a break one? S hard everyday and splashing around in the cold waters of the 'Atlantic. Speaking bathing, because look beyond Miami Beach? Originally established in 1915, the city, located in Miami-Dade County, Florida, changed its name to the city of Miami Beach in 1917. This is a city known not only by the emotions that offers a spa, but also for its cultural and artistic heritage. The city? S of Art Deco architecture won recognition in 1979 when the city? S-Art Deco Historic District are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hundreds of hotels, apartments and other structures built during the 1923-43 architectural basis for declaring the neighborhood historic place of national importance. Besides Art-Deco, Mediterranean and Streamline Modee are the other architectural styles are well represented in the district. The city? S South Beach is one of the most popular. Be a major attraction for European tourists and largely influenced by their preferences, South Beach is one of the few public beaches in the country which tolerates sunbathing topless. Today, this part of town is a great entertainment destination with hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants and oceanfront hotels. The city is also famous for its nightlife, restaurants, culture, shopping and cycling. While once trodden Lincoln Road in South Beach in the area which today is recognized throughout the United States as a destination for food of quality, excitement and adventure shopping experiences, its real claim to fame is the fact that Lincoln Road and South Beach area has today replaced Los Angeles and New York as the country? s top nightlife destination. Indeed, the city is going to be among the top 30 destinations for gay tourism in the United States. The city is also the world? S fashion shoot in the center with more than 1500 models of life in the area, and many more arriving during the period from October to March. Often called the Sunday and entertainment capital of the world, Miami Beach offers visitors numerous points of interest. Take for example the bridge Collins. Already in 1913, S. John Collins and Carl G. Fisher built a 21 / 2 miles to the bridge connecting the city of Miami on the mainland and Miami Beach on a barrier island in southe Florida. It was then the longest wooden bridge in the world. Although the Venetian Causeway has today replaced the original bridge Collins, who was the link that initiated the rapid development of Miami Beach. Today the Venetian Causeway follows the original route taken by Collins Bridge. Another must see is the historic Botanical Gardens in Miami Beach is spread over 4.5 hectares of land. The garden includes a conservatory and has several varieties of palm trees and orchids. For fun, sun and there's nothing more to win in Miami Beach!