While it is true that traveling abroad is expensive, you should not necessarily fall into consumption for entertainment.
One of the destinations most chosen by Latin Americans when traveling abroad, precisely to USAIt is Miami. While it is one of the cheapest places to visit, the truth is that vacations must be planned in detail Not to have expenses in unexpected dollars.
Contrary to what is believed, this city, despite being oriented to tourism, is not reduced only to a consumption experience. There are different free activities That they can be done, so it is a great option, even if there are few dollars.
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Will save dollars: Miami museums to visit without spending more
Despite what most think, Miami has a great cultural offer for visitors and residents. In addition to their places best known by tourists, it has a diversity of museums that surprise both premises and occasional and mostly visitors, they are free.
Phillip and Patricia Frost Sciences Museum
This museum is Ideal for the curious of all ages: combines an aquarium of several levels, interactive exhibitions and a modern planetarium with immersive projections. In addition, its central location (next to Pérez Art Museum) makes it an ideal stop for a combined cultural day, and its design has sustainable construction certifications.
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
Vizcaya is one architectural and historical jewel: It was the winter residence of James Deering, designed as an Italian Renaissance villa with original furniture and ornamentation. Its ornamental gardens, sources and views of the Biscayne bay make it a serene space to walk, enjoy the landscape and absorb a bit of the colonial and aristocratic Florida history.
Paradox Museum Miami
This Museum of Optical Illusions He plays with perception and challenges the visitor to question what he sees: offers more than 70 exhibitions that combine art, science and entertainment. It is located in Wynwood (2301 N Miami Avenue), near the murals and the artistic neighborhood, which also makes it a perfect excuse to travel the area and explore urban art.
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