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Name: Iberostar Waves Berkeley Shore
Address: 1610 COLLINS AVENUE, Miami Beach, United States of America, 33139
Telephone: +1 786-605-0810
Rating: 4.3

Millions of people from around the world visit Miami each year—and with good reason. Year-round sunshine and vibrant cultural attractions fuel Miami’s allure and entice visitors looking for unbeatable warm weather and entertainment. Miami is a fusion of countless nationalities and cultures. The result? A city that’s remarkably diverse and unlike any other. You’ll be drawn in by all senses, by its unique aesthetic and increasing cultural movement, the aroma of the food, the sound of new languages, the sight of tanned beach-goers and a taste of novelty. Miami’s attractions certainly don’t stop at the beach. With charming historical districts, energetic nightlife spots and a stellar cuisine, Miami has something to offer for any type of visitor. The Iberostar Waves Miami Beach and Iberostar Waves Berkeley Shore hotels offer you a privileged location to stay in the heart of Miami Beach, both being very close to the best entertainment for all ages, trendy restaurants and bars and some of the best beaches in Miami.

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Best things to do in Miami

South Beach Miami: South Beach is Miami’s most popular area, home to luxury oceanfront hotels and the city’s best nightclubs. Its streets are lined with iconic Art Deco buildings that you’ve probably seen on TV shows like Miami Vice, Burn Notice, CSI Miami, and Law & Order: Miami. You can stroll through South Beach and indulge yourself while walking down Lincoln Road, an open-air shopping mall with numerous restaurants.

Little Havana: Little Havana is a meeting place for Cubans, Central Americans, and South Americans. Its famous Calle Ocho lures tourists with the promise of authentic Cuban food and live Latin music. On Calle Ocho you can find small shops selling cigars, artwork, records, and vintage decor. At Parque Máximo Gómez you can sit and watch Cuban retirees playing all-day domino tournaments. You can also enjoy a foreign movie theater nearby, as well as the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame, a walk of fame dedicated to Cuban celebrities.

Design District Miami: The Design District is a relatively new area of Miami, located in the neighborhood formerly known as Buena Vista. This district is home to the best shops, as well as the most famous art galleries, authentic works of art and innovative architecture. Stroll through the Design District for an afternoon and discover hidden treasures such as the "blue man", the photographed statue of Le Corbusier.

Midtown Miami: Midtown is a peripheral area that has experienced rapid growth in recent years. Its "Home of the Shops" tries to reproduce the New York neighborhood of SOHO. Wynwood, south of Midtown, is one of the main points of interest in Miami. It is the epicenter of the city's mural art scene and is home to countless galleries and outdoor works. This charming industrial neighborhood is home to numerous galleries, boutiques, cafes and breweries. Top attractions include the Wynwood Walls, where top street artists display their work. Strolling through Wynwood, you can discover unforgettable street art, incredible artwork drawn on walls, unique boutiques and dozens of people enjoying the sunny district.

Downtown: Downtown Miami is known as the business district of the city and is made up of the Brickell and Downtown Miami Historic Districts. Brickell is one of the fastest growing neighborhoods in the city and features an iconic skyline of high-rise buildings. Miami’s banking, investment and finance sectors are concentrated here, along with most of Florida’s foreign consulting firms. With an efficient public transportation system and plenty of shopping, Brickell’s layout is ideal for pedestrians. Miami's Downtown Historic District features 60 historic buildings, including the Freedom Tower and the city's oldest church, built in 1896.

As you can see, there will be no shortage of activities and plans in Miami if you choose this destination for your next vacation.

Places of interest in Miami

Miami's rich and diverse history has shaped it into the city we know today. You can take a walk through the past as you visit the magnificent buildings, memorials and monuments that remember the most important events in Miami's history.

Olympia Theater: The downtown Olympia Theater holds remnants of Miami's glamorous and fascinating past. Built in 1926, the theater hosted silent film screenings. The Olympia Theater was designed to replicate a Spanish garden and is one of only two atmospheric theaters still standing in Florida. Movies are still shown inside and special events are often held. This historic building is worth a visit whether you want to see a movie or just want to explore.

Gesu Church: Gesu Church, built in 1896, is the oldest Catholic church in Miami and has served as a sanctuary for generations. With beautiful architecture and adorned with statues and details, this church is a work of art in itself.

Freedom Tower Miami: Inspired by Seville’s La Giralda, the Freedom Tower was built in 1925 as the headquarters of The Miami News newspaper. This building is known for being the first stop for many Cuban refugees who came to the United States in the 1960s in search of a better life. Today, the Freedom Tower is a museum, a cultural and educational center, and a symbol of freedom for Cuban Americans. Inside, it houses the MDC Museum of Art + Design and the Cuban American Museum.

Art Deco Historic District Miami: Pastel colors, retro architecture, and geometric art are some of Miami’s most iconic design elements. A stroll down Ocean Drive will transport you back to the Art Deco heyday of the 1920s. Make sure to always bring your camera with you—there are 800 buildings built between 1923 and 1943 waiting for you in Miami Beach. Not sure where to start? The Art Deco Welcome Center will provide you with information about this popular district.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens: Located in the Coconut Grove district, the Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is a National Historic Landmark recognized by the American Association of Museums. Dating back to 1910, this home was built by agricultural industrialist James Deering. The word “beautiful” doesn’t begin to describe this property, which sits directly on the water and is completely surrounded by lush gardens and countryside. Its interior is decorated with European furnishings, antiques and artwork.

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Discover Miami

Miami may give New York a run for its money as the true city that never sleeps. With year-round sunshine and endless activities, there is never a dull moment. Are you looking for relaxation or an unforgettable party? Do you hope to discover history, art, fashion and architecture? No matter what, Miami has the adventure and leisure you’re looking for.

South Beach & Nightlife: South Beach is Miami’s most prominent attraction. Its beautiful ocean, white sands and sunny days attract visitors from all over the world. During the day, you can go sunbathing, check out the Art Deco Historic District, shop and dine! South Beach remains lively as the sun starts to set. You can find nightclubs hosting world-renowned DJs, chic cocktail lounges and dive bars.
Street Art: Miami is a growing hub for art. Once a year, the city hosts the renowned Art Basel international art show—but you can find spectacular art here year-round. Wynwood has quickly become an urban art center and is known for its larger-than-life street art. You can hop in and out of art galleries and browse interesting pieces, or walk down the streets to see the mural-covered walls. Wynwood’s most famous murals can be seen at the outdoor gallery, Wynwood Walls. You can interact with these artworks and take unforgettable pictures with them.
Shopping: Miami is known as a high-fashion city. With social events and upscale nightlife, showing off your best style is a must in Miami. Luckily, you can find every kind of shopping experience in the city. After visiting outdoor malls like Lincoln Road and Mary Brickell Village or luxury retail in the Design District, you will definitely be dressed to impress. Want to shop until you drop? Large outlet malls and vintage stores offer deals so good you might need to check another suitcase on the way home.
Everglades: The Everglades is one of the largest National Parks in the U.S., touting 1.5 million acres of wetlands. This park was designated as a World Heritage Site in 1979. It offers a variety of different tours so you can explore the park by biking, hiking, or on airboats. Bird watchers and wildlife lovers are sure to discover many rare and endangered species living here.
Museums: Miami is a great destination for museum lovers. Its new science and art museums are hugely popular among tourists and locals alike. If you are a modern and contemporary art fanatic, head on over to the Perez Art Museum (PAM). PAM houses first-rate international art and offers spectacular views of Biscayne Bay. Want to take the kids on a scientific adventure? The recently opened Frost Museum of Science offers a planetarium, an impressive three level aquarium and countless opportunities for exploration.

What to do in Miami with children

If you are thinking of traveling to Miami with your family, you will surely want to do many fun activities with the little ones during your vacation. We will tell you about different plans you can enjoy with children in Miami so you don’t miss a thing:

Science Museum
FunDimension
Jungle Island
Miami Children’s Museum
Flamingo Park

These are some of the places you can enjoy during your stay in this incredible destination full of sun, beaches and leisure activities for all ages.
If the beach is an essential part of your vacation, you can choose a different one every day, as there are many beaches in Miami that are perfect for children. Here are some of them:

Crandon Park Beach
Homestead Bayfront
South Pointe Park Miami
Lummus Park Beach

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Miami Dining

Miami’s grand mix of cultures, makes it a top destination for food lovers. You can find every kind of dining experience in Miami: acclaimed restaurants, international options, unique fusions, Americas favorites and plenty of well-known and loved local restaurants.

5-Star Dining: Luxury restaurants are all about the lavish decor, breathtaking views and glamorous crowds. Miami definitely knows how to deliver an experience, offering everything from restaurants that are decorated by high-end designers to restaurants that seamlessly transform into nightclubs. A crucial component of five-star dining is, of course, exquisite food prepared by renowned chefs. In Miami, you can find top steakhouses, seafood restaurants and flawless upgrades to traditional comfort foods.
International Options: Miami is the perfect place to treat your taste buds to some novelty. International delicacies from all over the world can be found throughout the city. If you are looking for something especially unique, you can try one of the many fusion restaurants that are known for combining different cuisines. Indeed, Miami is a food lover's paradise.