Beauty lovers should definitely visit this tour. After all, we will show you the most beautiful hotel in Miami - "Biltmore", the most beautiful pool in Miami - "Venice" and the most beautiful of the districts of Miami - "Coral Gable" (Coral gable).

In addition, you will see the Miami mountain range (yes, yes - Miami has real mountains!), the area "Cocount Groves" (Coconut Groves) with luxury villas and walking peacocks between them.

Coral Gable is the oldest city in Miami-Dade County. It was founded in 1836 (exactly 60 years before Miami itself became a city). The area consists of private houses built in the architectural styles of various European countries: Spanish, English and a whole quarter built in the classic German style "fachwer".

The pearl of this area is considered to be the hotel "Biltmore", which was built in 1926 and is included in the register of national historical heritage of the United States. Bypassing this famous hotel outside, we will find ourselves in “little Spain”, and going inside – in a medieval Gothic castle with stone vaults.This hotel is known for its ghost legends and the huge swimming pool, a living attraction of which was the swimming instructor Johnny Weissmuller: five-time Olympic swimming champion and actor who played Tarzan. The Biltmore Hotel was the location for the filming of the movie Bad Boys and the series Miami Police: Vice.

In its best days, the hotel hosted members of the royal family from Europe and famous Hollywood stars. So, here visited the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Edward and Sophie Windsor; American actresses and dancers Ginger Rogers and Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, gangster Al Capone and representatives of the Roosevelt and Vanderbilt clans.

Not far from the hotel we will see two ancient temples in the Spanish style: the United Church of Christ and the Church of the Little Flower, the Lighthouse, which has never seen the sea, as well as one of the main attractions of Miami - the Venetian pool. It was created on the site of a stone quarry in 1924. It is the largest public pool in the United States with fresh water: it is surrounded by palm trees, the roar of the waterfall drowns out the noise of cars, and not a single building is visible around.

Previously, swimming competitions and beauty contests were held here, and now classical music concerts and parties are held in the Venice Basin. Anyone can also swim in this historic pool for a very reasonable fee.