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Miami Beach is known for more than its beaches. South Beach contains one of the country’s most recognizable collections of Art Deco architecture, while museums, performance venues, and contemporary cultural spaces add to the city’s longstanding connection to art and design.
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Miami Beach sits between two distinct bodies of water, with the Atlantic Ocean along its eastern shore and Biscayne Bay to the west. Miles of beaches extend from South Pointe through South Beach, Mid-Beach, and North Beach, while the bay provides access to boating, sailing, paddleboarding, and other watersports.
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A Miami Beach stay puts much more than the island within reach. Cross Biscayne Bay, and you’ll find some of Miami’s most interesting art, architecture, shopping, museums, and dining concentrated in neighborhoods you can explore individually or combine into a day on the mainland.
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Ocean Drive may have the most visible dining scene in Miami Beach, but some of the island’s most celebrated restaurants are found away from its busiest stretch. Historic seafood institutions, intimate Italian kitchens, acclaimed hotel restaurants, and neighborhood favorites are spread from South of Fifth to Mid-Beach and along the Biscayne Bay side of the island.
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Miami Beach is far more varied than its famous South Beach image suggests. Stretching between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, the island city includes the Art Deco landmarks and energy of South Beach, the oceanfront resorts of Mid-Beach, the quieter neighborhoods of North Beach, and private residential islands surrounded by the bay.
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Some Los Angeles neighborhoods are built around entertainment. Others draw visitors with luxury shopping or famous landmarks. Venice has long been shaped by something different: a community of artists, designers, architects, chefs, photographers, and entrepreneurs who continue to leave their mark on the neighborhood.
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Beyond the beaches and oceanfront restaurants lies one of California's most intellectually and culturally rich communities, where internationally celebrated architecture, pioneering scientific institutions, contemporary art, and independent galleries exist within just a few miles of one another.