Most booked tours and tickets in Miami
Miami Biscayne Bay rich and famous Sightseeing Boat Tour
4.62,879 reviews1h 20m
from €23
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Everglades Small-Group Tour from Miami with Transportation
4.72,873 reviews4h
from €75
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Everglades Airboat, Wildlife Exhibit and Roundtrip Bus from Miami
4.32,472 reviews5h
from €45
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Private Miami Boat Charter: Sightseeing, Sunset & Sandbar
5.02,141 reviews2h
from €162
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Tickets and tours by attraction
The best options for each of Miami's top sights, compared.
Top sights in Miami
- 1South Beach
- 2Art Deco District
- 3Wynwood Walls
- 4Little Havana
- 5Vizcaya Museum
- 6Ocean Drive
- World-Class Beaches & Iconic Art Deco Architecture: South Beach isn't just sand and surf; it's the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world. Stroll along Ocean Drive to admire the pastel facades, neon signs, and streamlined curves of historic hotels like The Colony and The Carlyle, then hit the famous white-sand beach itself.
- A Culinary Capital of Cuban & Latin Flavors: Experience an authentic taste of Cuba without a passport. In Little Havana, queue for a Cuban sandwich at Versailles Restaurant, watch master torcedores roll cigars at El Titan de Bronze, and savor a potent cortadito while listening to live salsa music on Calle Ocho.
- A Global Epicenter for Street Art & Contemporary Culture: The Wynwood Walls transformed an industrial district into an international street art destination. Explore massive murals by artists like Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf, then browse the independent galleries, breweries, and chic boutiques that fill the surrounding blocks.
Tickets and passes in Miami
Food and drink experiences in Miami
Little Havana: Authentic Food and Culture Walking Tour
4.8718 reviews2h 30m
from €63
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Private Boat Ride in Miami with Experienced Captain and Champagne
4.91,675 reviews1h
from €90
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Places most visitors miss, many of them free.
The Ancient Spanish Monastery
A stunning 12th-century Cistercian monastery originally built in Segovia, Spain, that was dismantled and shipped to Miami in the 1920s, then painstakingly reassembled.
Oleta River State Park
Florida's largest urban park, located on Biscayne Bay, offering a wild escape with miles of mountain biking trails, kayak rentals through mangrove forests, and quiet picnic areas.
Coral Castle
A mysterious stone structure in Homestead built single-handedly over 28 years by the eccentric Latvian-American Edward Leedskalnin as a monument to his lost love.
The Kampong
A stunning, waterfront botanical garden in Coconut Grove that was once the home of plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild, filled with rare tropical fruit trees and flowering plants from around the world.
Miami Marine Stadium
A abandoned, architecturally groundbreaking concrete stadium on Virginia Key, built for powerboat racing in 1963 and now covered in vibrant graffiti art.
Day trips from Miami
Everglades National Park
45-60 min by car from Downtown Miami
Venture into the vast 'River of Grass,' a unique subtropical wilderness that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist, and it offers a stunning natural counterpoint to Miami's urban energy.
Key Biscayne & Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
30 min by car from South Beach (including causeway)
Escape to an island paradise with some of Miami's most beautiful and serene beaches. Key Biscayne feels worlds away, with a relaxed, family-friendly vibe, a historic lighthouse, and pristine parkland.
Fort Lauderdale
45 min by car or 30 min by Brightline train from Downtown Miami
Known as the 'Venice of America' for its extensive canal system, Fort Lauderdale offers a slightly more laid-back coastal vibe with a fantastic beachfront promenade, upscale shopping on Las Olas Boulevard, and scenic water taxi tours.
Plan your Miami trip
Things to do in Miami: FAQ
What are the best things to do in Miami?+
Top sights include South Beach, Art Deco District, Wynwood Walls and Little Havana. Away from the crowds, try The Ancient Spanish Monastery and Oleta River State Park.
What are the most popular tours in Miami?+
The most booked experiences on Viator are Little Havana Food and Walking Tour in Miami (4.9 stars, 9,923 reviews); 2-Hour Miami Private Boat Tour: Skyline & Star Island (4.9 stars, 4,113 reviews); Speedboat Sightseeing Adventure of Miami (4.6 stars, 3,199 reviews).
How much do tours in Miami cost?+
The tours and tickets on this page start between €12 and €162 per person, depending on length and what is included.
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