This 4-night Miami city break is perfect for those craving a quick escape filled with sunshine, street art, and rich cultural experiences. With stylish boutique accommodation in Downtown Miami and two immersive guided tours included, this is a compact itinerary with plenty of character, colour and flavour.
Bright, bold and full of character, Miami is a city that leaves a lasting impression. From its pastel-hued Art Deco buildings to its buzzing food and arts scene, with warm sunshine, iconic neighbourhoods and world-class culture, this is a city made for exploring and enjoying every moment.
Check in to the Eurostars Langford Hotel, a contemporary boutique property set in a beautifully restored historic building. With a rooftop bar, modern rooms, and easy access to both Brickell and South Beach, it’s a great base for exploring the city with comfort and convenience.
Start your Miami adventure with a guided Wynwood Walls and Street Art Tour, an eye-opening look into one of the world’s most celebrated urban art districts. Discover larger-than-life murals, colourful graffiti and the stories behind the artists who transformed this once-industrial area into an open-air gallery.
Head to Little Havana for a guided food and walking tour that brings the city’s Cuban culture to life. Stroll along Calle Ocho, sample local favourites like empanadas and croquetas from family-run spots, enjoy live music, and learn about the area’s rich heritage. With visits to Domino Park, cigar rollers and historic landmarks, it’s an authentic and flavourful experience not to be missed.
After a final morning by the sea, head back to the airport for your return flight home.
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