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? Mia
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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
- Use of bicycle
- Our small groups create a more personal, intimate, and customized experience
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There’s no strict age limit, but the tour is best for older kids and adults since it involves some biking and listening to stories. If you’re thinking about kids under 12, you'd want to check with the provider about safety gear and bike sizes. The historian is great at keeping things engaging for different age groups!
A: I'd recommend wearing comfy clothes and closed-toe shoes since you’ll be biking around for a bit. It can get hot in Miami, so light fabrics are better. Don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen too, especially if you’re going during the day!
A: Yes, you can easily reschedule if the weather looks bad. The provider typically monitors conditions and will notify you if they need to cancel. Just make sure to check your email before heading out!
Discussions
Just did the Art Deco bike tour and it was amazing!
I just got back from the Private Group Art Deco & History Bike Tour in Miami Beach and wow! Our guide was super knowledgeable about everything from the Art Deco architecture to local legends like Gianni Versace. The bike ride was relaxing and the areas we explored were beautiful! The lobby tours of the historic hotels were a fun bonus. This would make a perfect gift for anyone who loves history or just wants a unique experience in Miami!
Gift ideas for my sister's birthday - thinking about this bike tour!
I'm shopping for my sister’s birthday and thinking about giving her the Art Deco & History Bike Tour. She loves history and bikes, but I’m concerned about her riding stamina. Anyone know if it’s an easy ride? Also, is there a lot of time spent biking vs. stopping to learn?