Miami Landmarks — Points of Interest by Autio

Of the many highly-ranked "Coffee Cities" in the United States, only one is home to Cafe Cubano. Narrated by WF Strong.

Specializing in a variety of outlets including pool, beach, food and beverage, water sports, and team building activities. Narrated by Michael.

The Living Room at Miami's Faena Hotel is a luxurious bar known for its warm ambiance, plush décor, live music, and creative cocktails. This stylish nightlife spot promises an enchanting evening for all guests. Narrated by Michael.

Jungle Island in Miami, Florida, is a unique eco-adventure park that combines wildlife conservation with interactive experiences. Visitors can enjoy encounters with various animal species, explore lush botanical gardens, and partake in thrilling activities like zip lines and water parks. Narrated by Michael.

The tradition of a week-long Spring Break party began in Fort Lauderdale and was made famous by the 1960 movie, “Where the Boys Are.” Narrated by Connie Weber.

What used to be a quiet little Fort Lauderdale lake in the Florida East Coast Canal System is now one of the world’s busiest ports. Narrated by Becky Lynn.

Conceived and constructed by real estate developer Joseph Young, Hollywood has grown to be one of Florida’s largest cities. Narrated by Becky Lynn.

Fort Lauderdale became famous as a Spring Break party mecca, but there’s much more to do here any time of the year. Narrated by Becky Lynn.

Little Havana – the heart of Miami’s Cuban diaspora – is part of what makes Miami such a dynamic cultural destination. Narrated by Craig Patterson.

In five attempts over a 35-year span, Diana Nyad successfully swam from Cuba to Key West at the age of 64. Narrated by Connie Weber.

In 1979, Miami Beach's Art Deco Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world. Narrated by Tim Heller.

On January 19, 1977, South Florida received its first snowstorm ever. Narrated by Sarah Prather.

The tower is inspired by the Giralda, the medieval tower of the cathedral of Seville, and when completed it became the tallest building in Florida at 315 feet. Narrated by Sarah Prather.

Home to some of the oldest structures in Miami, it has been able to retain a large part of its early pioneer character. Narrated by Connie Weber.

Embodying a design continuum from its early development period in the 1910s to the construction boom following World War II. Narrated by Bill Werlin.