Miami Quick Guide
The southeastern metropolis that is Miami has come a long way from its soggy swampland roots. It's proximity to the Everglades and the Atlantic Ocean, along with its sultry, tropical climate and spicy culture and cuisine make Miami a draw for visitors from all over the world, as well as home to many native Floridians and transplants from other states who love the laid-back Florida lifestyle.
Dining out is a great way to get a feel for the city's flavor and culture. The Versailles Diner dishes up some of the best Cuban fare the city has to offer. And who but South Floridians would know that Miami is also a mecca for great barbecue? Shorty's BBQ Restaurants have been serving up some of the most succulent cuts of steak, ribs and chicken available in the southeast for over five decades.
Miami's economy is driven by banking, finance, international port and trade industries, and - of course - tourism.
Miami's City Hall is located at 3500 Pan American Dr. Other city departments and services, including the Office of City Communications, are located at the Miami Riverside Center at 444 S.W. 2nd Ave.
Getting Around or Getting Away
Directions
Map your driving directions from Miami to popular destinations that include Coral Gables, Key Biscayne, and more.
Travel Planning
Need a flight to or from Miami International Airport? Find a travel agent and book your reservation. Need a place to stay? Also find Miami Hotels on TripAdvisor.
Making Miami Your Home
Looking to make Miami your home? Find Miami real estate and more in the Miami Yellow Pages.
Miami Shopping and Services
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