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Location: Miami
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
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's no official age restriction for the walking tour, so it's suitable for all ages! However, keep in mind that younger kids might not appreciate the historical context as much. It's a great experience for families, but I'd recommend bringing older kids or teens who are interested in history or architecture.
A: The best time to do this tour is definitely in the cooler months, like November through March. Miami can get really hot and humid, especially in the summer, and a walking tour in that weather can be tough. The guide is great about adapting to weather conditions, but it's always good to check the forecast before you go!
A: The tour typically lasts about 2-3 hours, depending on how many stops you make. There's a lot to see and you'll definitely want to take some pictures! It starts in the late afternoon to capture the neon lights at their best, so plan to have some time afterward for dinner or drinks in the area.
Discussions
Just took the Art Deco & Neon Lights Walking Tour in Miami Beach!
I went on this tour last weekend and it was amazing! Our guide was super knowledgeable and took us to some really cool spots, including a hidden rooftop terrace with a killer view of the ocean. Plus, learning about the history of Miami Beach and the Art Deco architecture was fascinating. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves a mix of history and fun! The neon lights were especially stunning at sunset.
Considering this tour as a gift - any advice?
I'm thinking of getting this Art Deco & Neon Lights Walking Tour for my parents. They love history and Miami! Just wanted to hear if anyone has done it and if it's really worth it. Is it a good gift for older folks? Any tips?