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(438 Lincoln Rd. Tel. 305-531-4653)
At this sleek boutique, trend-setting fashions from Rick Owens, Givenchy and Alaia (among others) line the walls, while vintage bracelets and bejeweled watches fill the jewelry cases.
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(959 West Ave, Ste 5. Tel. 305-531-9595)
An aptly named paradise for stylish hippies,
this bohemian shop stocks clothing,
accessories and eclectic gifts. Along with
patchouli oil and Indian silk scarves, there are
eco-friendly goods like organic cotton T-shirts.
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(1220 Collins Ave. Tel. 305-674-7899)
thewebstermiami.com
This high-end shop is very popular among the Amex black card set. Take a break from shopping for pieces from Prada, Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs with a trip to the first-floor caviar restaurant.
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(47 miles southwest of Miami. )
www.nps.gov/ever
At this national park, alligators swim right up
and say hello whether you’re riding past them
in an airboat or a canoe. Local outfi tters offer
both options.
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(10901 Old Cutler Rd. Tel. 305-667-1651)
www.fairchildgarden.org
Kids and adults alike will be charmed by this
tropical oasis. Open since 1938, it houses a
massive collection of exotic flowers, plants
and trees. It also hosts the International
Orchid Festival, which features more than
10,000 plants on March 12-14.
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(12400 SW 152 St. Tel. 305-251-0400)
www.miamimetrozoo.com
In addition to gawking at big cats and great
apes, daring visitors to this bustling zoo can
take a walk on the wild side by riding on a
camel. Be careful: They do spit.
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(1766 Bay Rd. Tel. 305-672- 3287)
burgernbeerjoint.com
This hopping burger shop serves patties constructed from your choice of meat (turkey, and free-range or Kobe beef) topped with such fancy a la carte toppings as walnut pesto and foie gras. Diners can sit in the main room, the lively sports bar or a dimly lit upstairs lounge. $$
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(130 NE 40th St. Tel. 305-573-5550)
michaelsgenuine.com
Continually noted in magazines like Food & Wine, Garden & Gun and Bon Appétit, this Design District favorite serves nouveau American fare like housemade pâté, crispy pig ear salad and sweet and spicy pork belly. $$$$
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(270 Biscayne Blvd. Tel. 305-424-5234)
www.area31restaurant.com
This restaurant is named after the fishing
region from which it procures its seafood, so
you can expect the selection of crudos-there
are six varieties-to be incredibly fresh. $$$$
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(N Miami Ave & NW 34th St. Tel. 305-576-5570)
bardotmiami.com/lounge
The entrance to this speakeasy has no sign and it’s hidden in a back alley. Revelers can play pool at the vintage billiards table, watch art and fashion shows or listen to live music, all while sipping cocktails.
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(485 Brickell Ave. Tel. 305-503-4400)
viceroymiami.com/cuisine/club.html
On the 50th floor of the Viceroy hotel, this poolside club offers stunning views of downtown Miami. Regular events, like Jazz and Wine Wednesdays, draw a stylish crowd.
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(84 miles south of Ft. Lauderdale. )
pennekamppark.com
This undersea national park boasts some of
the most picturesque snorkeling, scuba diving
and glass-bottom boat tours around.
This month...
Fun Fact!
Miami was the first city in the US founded by a
woman—Julia Tuttle.