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A quick history: the name of the state of Florida was “born” in 1513 by Ponce de León, it belonged to Spain and England for many years, however, it was finally sold to the US in 1819. There was a time in history , when the wars between the Seminole Indians and the locals affected the area, mainly until 1842. The capital of the state is Tallahassee, as you probably know the nickname is the “Sunshine State”, due to the fact that the climate is very warm, in addition already that people can enjoy a good amount of sunshine every day. The average temperature is around 82 F (south) and 80 F (north), the mild winters are a favorite for retirees, the only problem is the hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to December 30. November. The locals know this and are always prepared. . You can check the National Hurricane Center for the latest updates on storms. Population of cities, top 5: Jacksonville – 821,784, Miami – 399,457, Tampa – 335,709, St. Petersburg – 244,769, Orlando – 238,300. Today we look at the second largest city in Florida: Miami.
Miami is a city well known by many tourists from all over the world. Beaches are ranked as the most exciting places to relax and enjoy unlimited sunbathing! When we first arrived in the city of Miami, we wanted to take a tour. Miami Hop On, Hop Off Sightseeing Tour (starting at around $40) is a great way to see things for yourself. The vehicles are in excellent condition and offer you incredible panoramic views: you will see the city center, local hops, cultural objects and museums. That’s why they call this tour “See Miami the Right Way!”. 9 AM to 5 PM every day. Next up is the Everglades Airboat Ride & Wildlife Show, prices start at just $49, but don’t think the prices are too high, you’ll get to see some of the amazing wildlife of South Florida on this tour! The 4-hour airboat ride features an enjoyable evening with alligators, turtles, snakes, fish, and even some exotic birds. Everglades National Park has it all, plus you’ll be guided by professional guides, who know all the facts about the park’s wildlife.
When you’re done with the tours, it’s time for some nightlife fun. Start by visiting these places: Automatic Slims, Jazzid or Club Deuce, some other top clubs in the area: Opium, Mansion, Cameo. As an example, an Opium nightclub (at 5729 Seminole Way) has so many events every week that you have to check with them to see what artists/singers are coming to town.
Last but not least, what are the most favorite hotels in the Miami area? The National Hotel ( 1677 Collins Ave Miami Beach, FL 33139 ) is a 4-star hotel established in 1939 that is located in close proximity to Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road Mall. Historic Art Deco rooms feature pillow-top mattresses, light textures created by designers, an amazing pool and all the other amenities you could possibly need. Starting at $195 per night. Hyatt Regency Miami (located in the city center, 400 S 2nd Ave) not only has a fitness center, outdoor pool with sundeck, business center, but also has rooms that give you an unforgettable view of the city and the Bay. Starting at $149 a night, you’ll get an amazing deal and a comfortable, relaxing night’s sleep.
So if you are a beach lover and have time to enjoy the unlimited sun and heat of summer, dance at Miami nightclubs and eat at local 5 star restaurants, start planning your trip today. You will not be disappointed.