American Holiday

The home of South Florida’s exclusive retail shops such as Armani, Exchange, Mayors Jewelers and American Eagle Outfitters is none other than Sunset Place on Sunset Drive and America’s leading designers tend to flock to Opalocka/Hialeah Flea Market for one-of-a-kind finds for the latest decorating material. This is one of the largest flea markets in [...] Read more...

The Falls is another shopping center, but this one is located in a scenic outdoor mall that has more than 100 very upscale stores like Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Laura Ashley and Williams-Sonoma. If someone is looking for a more haute type of style then the Queen Mary II at the Bal Harbour Shops on Collins Avenue [...] Read more...

CocoWalk is known for its Mediterranean-style shopping village. This location is chalked full of fancy boutiques, chain stores, colorful shops and outdoor cafes. All-in-all, there are 38 shops including popular locations such as Banana Republic, Beyond Innovations, Coco Kids and Elegant Accents. Read more...

Dolphin Mall is a popular shopping spot for people with all sorts of incomes. With a mix of affordable retailers like Old Navy and Payless ShoeSource as well as bargain basement clearance centers like Off 5th from Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus Last Call Clearance it’s no wonder that shoppers are always present. The [...] Read more...

No matter when or where a person visits in Miami, they can never be farther than 15 minutes away from a major shopping area. There are always beachy souvenir shops with towels and T-shirts available or Latino grocers and Cuban styled clothing stores offering 100 percent cotton Cuban guayaberas shirts. Yet, at the same time, [...] Read more...

Miami is classified as a true tropical climate that boasts warm, humid summers and warm, dry winters. Miami really is the epitome of the Sunshine State! Although cold fronts can move in from November through March, the average monthly temperature has never been recorded under 65 degrees F, in fact, in January when most of [...] Read more...

Miami has been an international playground for celebrities, business men, the rich and famous as well as vacationers. Even people that live in other great American cities like New York City and L.A. come to Miami to soak up the sun and experience the Caribbean culture. This trend will probably always be associated with Miami, [...] Read more...

Miami is an attraction within itself. People come from all over for the climate, bars, restaurants, dancing and events. As far as structural attractions are concerned, Miami is somewhat lacking. Yet, for those interested in history and natural attractions, Miami has plenty. There are the Everglades, the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, the Miami Metrozoo, Miccosukee [...] Read more...

Miami’s annual events are numerous. From football to parades, anything is game. With such a diverse population of celebrities, immigrants, Caribbean beach culture and music clash, people can find the most interesting events in Miami. Events such as the International Caribbean Music Festival, the Miami Carnival, Bang! Music Festival, Ramble Gardens Festival, Coconut Grove King [...] Read more...

Miami is for many people, but it is a dream that seems far away. A lot of lower income individuals, couples, and families find the thought of being able to travel to Miami and stay in one of its many luxury hotels a fantasy that will never occur. Yet, many budget minded people don’t want [...] Read more...