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I would add Seaquarium, Venetian Pool and Wynwood Walls (during the day).
Loews South Beach is a great hotel for families.
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Originally Posted by Bobdreamz
It has the Miami Children's Museum which has Interactive exhibits and ironically is on Watson Island on the way to South Beach.
There is also the Frost Museum of Science which has a Planetarium along with a Aquarium as well as Zoo Miami.
I'd say Miami's ahead in all of the listed categories except for career opportunities, but I'd never choose to live there over Denver - cause of quality of life etc
I'd say Miami's ahead in all of the listed categories except for career opportunities, but I'd never choose to live there over Denver - cause of quality of life etc
This is my take, too. I personally don't think Miami's climate is amazeballs. Hot and humid for 6 months, not as hot but still humid AF the other 6 months. The ocean has never been a draw for me so living on a swampy, gator-infested sandbar barely above sea level has zero appeal to me. The political climate of FL leaves a lot to be desired as well.
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