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1. Top Museums in Miami
• The city has more Magic City than bright lights and gorgeous beaches. The
city is home to an exciting arts scene as well as a rich heritage of culture,
Miami boasts world-class museums that should be a component of every
South Florida itinerary. You will have everything from famous
contemporary art galleries to cutting-edge research institutions. To help
you determine what exhibit is best for you U.S. News evaluated the
opinions of experts and users to present the best art galleries in Miami.
Learn more about the museums to begin making plans for your vacation.
• (Note Notice: Some of the following areas could possibly be affected by
the coronavirus epidemic. There are new policies in place, such as
reservation restrictions, capacity limitations, or masking mandates. Make
sure to check with your local tourism board, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, and or the U.S. Department of State and local
tourism boards prior to travel.)
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2. Perez Art Museum Miami
• Established in 1984, the Jorge M. Perez Art Museum of Miami-Dade
County (PAMM) is one of the state's top contemporary and modern art
museums. Alongside amazing panoramas of Biscayne Bay, guests can take
advantage of a sculpture garden as well as a waterfront restaurant as well
as a vast selection of art from all over the world between the 20th and
21st centuries. The museum's permanent collection includes over 3,000
works that reflect Miami's cultural diversities, focusing on works of art that
relate to Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African diaspora. Perez
exhibits a range of exhibitions that rotate during the entire year. The
museum provides regular tours for the public with a focus on different
topics and operates on a first come and first-served basis.
• Address: 1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132
• To avail of cheap flights from Tampa to Miami fl, book your seat with
American Airlines for a one-way trip at USD 94 and a round trip at a fare of
USD 118. In addition, there are nonstop flights available on this route with
Spirit, United, and Silver Airways

3. History Miami
Museum
• HistoryMiami Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate is dedicated to
preserving and showcasing Miami's rich past. The museum's
visitors can explore important archive materials in the Museum's
Research Center (open by appointment only) or browse through
the museum's 37,000+ historic artifacts, including some of the
most extensive Pan American Airways memorabilia collections in
the U.S. The museum's ongoing exhibit named "Tropical Dreams: A
People's History of South Florida" explores the region's intriguing
story for more than ten thousand years. A variety of temporary
exhibits are also on display throughout the year. HistoryMiami
Museum provides tours of the city, programs for children as well
as a variety of educational materials, such as talks, workshops, and
panels. Visitors have praised the museum's informative exhibits
and claimed they gained a new view of The Magic City.

4. Phillip and Patricia Frost
Museum of Science
• The museum is located in Miami's sprawling Maurice A. Ferre
Park located right next to the Perez Art Museum Miami - the
250,000 square-foot Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of
Science have received rave reviews from tourists because of its
exhibits that are interactive and family-friendly activities. It is
equipped with a three-story aquarium and a state-of-the-art
Frost Planetarium The museum's campus has exhibits focusing
on the solar system and human biology, physics aviation, and
many other subjects. Admission includes access to aquarium
exhibitions, museum exhibits, live demonstrations, and a
planetarium display.
• Address: 1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132

5. Vizcaya Museum
and Gardens
• The property is located on Biscayne Bay, and the huge Vizcaya
Museum and Gardens can be found in Miami's trendy Coconut
Grove neighborhood. The stunning Mediterranean-style property
was built as a holiday residence to industrialist James Deering in
the early 20th century, attracting thousands of visitors each year
and with the right reasons. With beautiful gardens and an
extravagant Main House, Vizcaya is famous for its distinctive
collection of art and its large display of elaborate Italian furniture.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens offers guided Main House tours for
a nominal fee and also walks through Vizcaya's garden and
Vizcaya Village. Numerous events are scheduled throughout the
year, such as a weekly market for farmers on Sundays. It is
important to note that visitors to the museum must book tickets
online prior to the event.

6. The Bass Museum of
Art
• Eclectic The city of Miami Beach is packed with top-quality
attractions, and Its Bass Museum of Art is one of them that
should not be missed. Although the museum exhibits a few
permanent pieces but The Bass is most well-known for its
constantly evolving collection of art installations that are
contemporary. Alongside the numerous galleries, visitors are
offered access to the Bass' Creativity Center, which offers a
variety of programs for everyone from art classes to family-
oriented occasions. Recent guests praised the gorgeous art
deco-inspired property and the carefully curated exhibits. They
enjoyed the attentive and well-read staff. In addition, The Bass is
located only one mile away from the Miami Beach Boardwalk,
making it ideal for those seeking a break off from their beach.
The museum closes periodically during special events, so be
sure to check the schedule prior to departure.
• Address: 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139