South Beach is one of the most photographed neighbourhoods on earth, but most visitors never get past the surface. This walking tour goes deeper, uncovering the stories behind the Art Deco facades, the landmarks, and the communities that made this district iconic. You'll walk Ocean Drive past buildings designed by Henry Hohauser and L. Murray Dixon, hear how Barbara Capitman rescued these pastel gems from demolition, and stop at the sun-drenched steps of the Versace Mansion, the Wolfsonian–FIU Museum, and a gleaming 1948 diner shipped here from Pennsylvania. Along the way, you have the option to add food and drink stops that bring the neighbourhood's flavours to life: a Summer Sangria, a mystery Secret Dish with a crisp Margarita, a Pastelito de Guava con Queso with a Mojito, and a bold Cuban Sandwich. This food experience is available as a private upgraded option, tailored to your group.
1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, United States
We’ll meet here for an introduction to the tour and Art Deco essentials.
origins as we pass by iconic sites like The Victor, Dream Hotel, McAlpin, Crescent, and Cavalier. Step into the opulent lobbies of these magnificent hotels and marvel at their beauty.
Miami Beach, United States
Continue the journey along Collins Avenue, exploring naval-inspired Art Deco designs, including the Victor Hotel. Encounter historical landmarks like the Kent Hotel and The Marlin Hotel, representing the vibrant '70s and '80s Miami Beach vibe.
Miami Beach, United States
When you pass by the Versace Mansion, the guide will teach you why it’s a cultural monument in South Beach. But that’s not all! Before the tour guide ends, the guide will provide some more info about the Ocean Drive.
We will gather at the front of The Wolfsonian-Florida International University, 1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, United States.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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