The ancient Spanish monastery
Despite the modernity of the city of Miami, it contains an ancient antique building, where the monastery was built for the first time in 1141 AD in the Spanish city of Segovia, and it remained there until William Randolph Hearst bought it during the year 1925 AD, and then demolished it and moved its stones to Miami, However, it remained a pile of stone until 1952 AD, as it was rebuilt in the northern area of Miami Beach.
Miami Zoo
The Miami Metro Zoo may be the best place for animal lovers to visit, as it contains many rare animals, the most famous of which are the white tiger, the black rhinoceros, the Cuban crocodile, the Komodo dragon, the monkey of gion, the little horde, and other other animals such as the lion and owls.
Miami Aquarium
The Miami Aquarium extends over a wide area of 153780.47m2, and is considered one of the most famous water basins in the world, and represents the destination of many families wishing to get acquainted and interact with the aquatic animals that are there, and the show of facing the dolphin is one of the most important offers that receive tourists in the basin, The aquarium also provides special programs for those wishing to swim and interact directly with dolphins. In addition to dolphins, the aquarium also contains many whales, turtles and tropical fish.
Coral Castle
Al Murjan Castle was built by Edward Lidskallen in Homestead, to commemorate his fiancée, who abandoned it one day before their wedding, and it took him 28 years to build this castle, which was attached to the National Register of Historic Sites.
South Beach
The southern beach of Miami overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, and is characterized by its blue waters and the beautiful natural surroundings, and it is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Miami, thanks to its high waves that provide its visitors with the pleasure of surfing.
