Miami Art Deco District is a collection of art deco buildings dating from 1920s to 1940s. This District is listed on National Register of Historic Places and there are about 600 buildings colored in vivid pastel colors. This is a unique relaxed and joyful area where visitors can enjoy in not only artistic buildings but numerous shops, galleries, boutiques, hotels, and museums. The weather here is mostly sunny and enjoyable so many bars and restaurants offer outdoor seats that allow visitors a beautiful view on the fascinating surroundings.

St. Bernard de Clairvaux Church is a Spanish monastery which was built in Segovia, Spain in the 12th century. William Randolph Hearst bought the monastery in 1925 and had it dismantled. Amazingly as it sounds, the monastery was actually shipped from Spain to New York and afterwards to Miami where today it is a tourist attraction. Due to Hearst´s financial problems, the pieces of buildings were partially sold while the rest of it lay in the New York warehouse for 26 years. After being transported to Miami the pieces of the monastery were composed piece by piece on today´s grounds.