{"id":472,"count":0,"description":"\"Miami<\/a>\r\n

Miami is in Florida, the southernmost state in the US<\/p>\r\nGently rolling landscape dotted with glossy lakes and green swamps, swaying palms on glorious white sandy beaches, the best kept secrets of Key West, and world renowned amusement parks on International Drive paint the portrait of balmy Florida. The Sunshine State is not just a paradise for golfers and retired people, but it's an idyllic playground for outdoor enthusiasts. From Art Deco architecture of Miami to old-school Aviles Street of St Augustine, Florida is the ultimate holiday destination.\r\n

\u00a0Florida Travel Destinations<\/h2>\r\nNational Parks<\/b> \u2013 The unparalleled landscape of Everglades National Park serves as a natural bounty for species like sharks, barracudas, alligators, manatees, and Florida panthers. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a Ramsar Wetland, and the largest subtropical wilderness in the US. Biscayne National Park is located (or mostly submerged) within sights from downtown Miami, yet worlds apart. Its aquamarine waters preserve emerald islands, colorful coral reefs, and marine species. Maritime Heritage Trail of this watery wonderland contains remains of shipwrecks. Dry Tortugas National Park is an isolated \u2013 accessible only by seaplane or boat \u2013 tropical ecosystem with significant historical artifacts.\r\n\r\nTheme Parks<\/b> \u2013 If Dorothy had ever been to Greater Orlando, she'd have asserted, \u201cThere is no place like Walt Disney World.\u201d Orlando \u2013 the theme park capital of the world \u2013 has enough parks to keep families entertained for weeks on end. Aquatica Orlando, Disney's Magic Kingdom Epcot, Islands of Adventure, Discovery Cove, and Hollywood Studios, are some of the theme destinations that catch the fancy of young and elderly alike.\r\n\r\nMuseums<\/b> \u2013 From the Butterfly Rainforest to the Fishing Heritage Gallery, the exhibits at Florida Museum of Natural History include cultural artifacts, fossils, and a few temporary exhibits. The National Naval Aviation Museum, largest of its kind in the world, displays aircraft & biplanes, cockpit displays, IMAX theater, and Cubi Bar Cafe. Salvador Dal\u00ed Museum showcases drawings, oil paintings, photographs, and sculptures of the artist Salvador Dali. Ringling Museum of Art, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens are prominent art hubs in the state.\r\n\r\nKennedy Space Center Visitor Complex<\/b> \u2013 It showcases historical spacecraft, NASA memorabilia, Apollo\/Saturn V Center, and US Astronaut Hall of Fame. Unobstructed views of launch pads from Launch Complex 39 and the rocket garden galleries displaying space shuttles kindle interest among the visitors.\r\n\r\nInternational Drive, Busch Gardens, Castillo de San Marcos, Sunshine Skyway Bridge, and Fort Jefferson are other remarkable places to visit in Florida.\r\n

Florida Travel Map<\/h2>\r\n\"Florida<\/a>\r\n

Things to Do in Florida<\/h2>\r\nBeaches<\/b> \u2013 Let's face it, beaches in Florida are the epitome of jubilation. Clearwater Beach, Key West region, Sanibel Island, South Beach, Daytona Beach, and the award-winning Siesta Key beach are ever so inviting for swimming, sunbathing, building sand castle, and collecting shells.\r\n\r\nLakes & Springs<\/b> \u2013 The largest lake in the state \u2013 Lake Okeechobee \u2013 offers freshwater fishing, boating, picnicking and hiking opportunities. Many campgrounds and RV parks are available around. Lake George, Lake Seminole, and Lake Kissimmee may be smaller in size but there's no dearth of recreational activities. Wakulla Springs, world's deepest freshwater spring, is surrounded by forests and is a perfect spot for birdwatching, snorkeling, scuba diving, and sightseeing. For canoeing, kayaking, and tubing, the Ichetucknee Springs is the place to be.\r\n\r\nTen Thousand Islands<\/b> \u2013 It is a labyrinth of islands and mangrove islets with abundance of marine life. You can rent a canoe or hop on a group boat tour to weave through the mangrove wetlands.\r\n\r\nShopping<\/b> \u2013 Hit the St. Augustine flea market for ultimate bargain with vendors who peddle rare books, sports goods, Art Deco furniture, collectibles, and clothing. For chic boutiques and designer products you can linger in downtown Miami or Orlando.\r\n\r\nNightlife<\/b> \u2013 As the sun takes a dip in the Atlantic, the Emerald Coast heats up with the party scene. Moreover, South Beach in Miami is the ground zero to boogie the night away.\r\n

Florida Airports<\/h2>\r\nFollowing are the major international airports in Florida \u2013\r\n