Reasons to visit Miami? Enjoying the open spaces, gastronomy, arts, outdoor sports, boating and water sports, galleries, exhibitions, shopping...etc. Others come for real estate investing, to visit the large network of hospitals, the many local universities, to do businesses with the growing number of corporations, banks and investment firms...etc. Below, some spare time ideas you can expand in Bing or Google:

For SUPERMARKET: Fresh Food Foods is nearby. Also Milan’s. Both upscale.

For RESTAURANTS, see our Guest Book, which you will receive in digital after booking (on paper upon arrival). Many options in the Grove, including CocoWalk.

For fancy indoor SHOPPING: drive to the new Brickell City Centre for prime retail and fine dining (for complete list, visit website).

For OUTDOOR shopping, eating and tourist shops, the Bayside Marketplace, by the water.

For PERFORMING ARTS: check the Arsht Center upcoming events. For other events, the American Airlines Arena.

For RUNNING OR WALKING: see our Guest Book. You are in front of the water and the choice is yours. Search Coconut Grove Walking Tour and you will get some ideas.

For MUSEUMS: the new PAMM, Modern Art, and its environment is worthwhile. Very soon the Frost Museum of Science will open doors (1S 2017). Unmissable. Also, the Vizcaya Museum

For ART, explore Coconut Grove. It has a good reputation. Also, go to Wynwood. Take pictures of the over 200 urban graffiti (perhaps take an Art Walk Tour before). Continue to the Design District for high-end shopping and galleries.

For BEACHES: South Beach (more urban) or Crandon Park in Key Biscayne (more isolated). That key is a tranquil one and so close to town. The drive is gorgeous. Go to the end of the island, to No Name Harbor to see the yachts.

For ART DECO, go to Ocean Drive, at Miami Beach. You will have seen it in so many movies! Once there, go to Lincoln Road, a pedestrian street with tourist shops and non-expensive restaurants.

For a LONG DRIVE, go to Key West. We recommend that you spend one night there to avoid a very long drive. Avoid Fridays in your way down or Sundays to come back.

To finalize, a paragraph from Wikipedia:

“Downtown Miami is home to the largest concentration of international banks in the United States, and many large national and international companies. The Civic Center is a major center for hospitals, research institutes, medical centers, and biotechnology industries. For more than two decades, the Port of Miami, known as the "Cruise Capital of the World", has been the number one cruise passenger port in the world. It accommodates some of the world's largest cruise ships and operations, and is the busiest port in both passenger traffic and cruise lines.”