Tips & Tricks
The Wolfsonian-FIU (1001 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach) — located in the heart of the Art Deco District, The Wolfsonian exhibits an astounding collection of modern objects—both the rare and the overlooked—from the 1885 to 1945 era, demonstrating the active role design plays in motivating actions, expressing ideas, creating desires, and shaping identities. Admission: Adults: $7, […]
Jewish Museum of Florida (301 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach) – this museum collects, preserves and interprets the Jewish experience in Florida from 1763 to the present. The focal point of the Museum is its core exhibit, “MOSAIC: Jewish Life in Florida,”along with special exhibits that are featured throughout the year. A Collections & Research Center, […]
Mokai (235 23rd Street, Miami Beach) — Mokai counts a former GQ cover boy and Giorgio Armani model among its owners, whose input is evident throughout the tasteful design and gorgeous guests of the club. The interior features patterns and décor that make partiers feel as if they’ve stepped into a surreal world awash in […]
Lowe Art Museum (University of Miami, 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables) — located on the main campus of the University of Miami in Coral Gables, the Lowe Art Museum is the oldest accredited visual arts institution in Miami-Dade County and the area’s premier collecting museum. Featuring 5,000 years of world art and a permanent collection […]
Miami Art Museum (101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL) – this museum embraces its role as a cultural anchor and touchstone in a city that welcomes countless ethnic and age groups, lifestyles and ideas. MAM’s current home, with 200,000 square feet of programmable space, is located in downtown Miami’s Museum Park, and includes 32,000 square […]
Mansion Nightclub (1235 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach) — Mansion is located on Washington Avenue and was opened by GQ model and Parisian-born Eric Milon, who envisioned this uber-chic establishment to be a destination for fashionistas, photographers, models, and glamorous VIP.



