Attractions

Offers an overview of major European paintings, sculptures and textiles; the collection includes European and decorative artwork, as well as American, Asian and contemporary art.

Visit this art-collecting museum known for its provocative, innovative exhibitions and for seeking a fresh approach to examining the art of our times.

Featuring art drawn from museum collections and traveling exhibitions, the Lowe museum always has something inspiring to see. Permanent exhibits include Italian Renaissance and Baroque, Greco-Roman Antiquities, 17th-21st Century Art of the Americas and Europe, Asian, African and Native American art.

One of the three showpieces of the Miami-Dade Cultural Center, the museum exhibits, collects, preserves and interprets international art with an emphasis on the art of the Western Hemisphere.

Features national traveling exhibitions, a wildlife center with rare birds of prey and reptiles and fascinating Planetarium shows and exhibitions. See live science demonstrations and shows daily.

Housed in an historic restored Art Deco building, the former Orthodox synagogue was built in 1936 and is listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places. The Museum collects, preserves and interprets Florida’s Jewish history since 1763.

Located in the Miami-Dade Cultural Center, the museum offers a glimpse into South Florida's fascinating past through its hands-on displays and special exhibits.

One of Miami's most beautiful landmarks and the design inspiration for The Ritz-Carlton, Coconut Grove. The grand, bay front villa was built in 1916 as a private estate and was created to look like a 400-year-old Mediterranean palace. Today, this Italian Renaissance-style villa contains 15th through 19th century furnishings and art, surrounded by more than 10 acres of formal gardens and fountains.