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WHEN YOU SET OUT TO EXPLORE THE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA ATTRACTIONS…
A secret refuge of service and luxury tucked into one of the world's most exciting destinations. Z Ocean Hotel offers an intimate new vision of the South Beach escape. Chic, sexy and private, the hotel offers epicurean indulgences. For those who wish to step out from our romantic accommodations and on- property amenities. South Beach offers something for every taste.
Below are some suggestions for top things to do in Miami that compliment the Z Ocean Lifestyle. Contact our concierge for any arrangements, insights or further options.
Beaches
Sobe: The American Riviera- Miami's South Beach is exciting all year-round. The embodiment of excess, South Beach is an international playground offering non-stop nightlife, sandy shores, unique architecture and beautiful people. Tourists are drawn to South Beach for the culture, the diversity of the community, ethnic neighborhoods, food and music.
Local Attractions
AmericanAirlines Arena
The AmericanAirlines Arena is a state-of-the-art multi-purpose facility that is South Florida's pre-eminent sports and entertainment venue. Its professional staff is committed to providing the highest standards of service and to ensuring the best possible experience for both you and your guests.
Sun Life Stadium
A sports and entertainment venue that's held four Super Bowls, two World Series and spectacular world-class events. A place that's known as much for the luxuries it offers as for the legends it's hosted. The stadium obtains one of the largest hi-definition video boards and LED ribbon board in the world, more than 2,000 flat-screen TV monitors, including several 103-inch plasma displays, to ensure you won't miss any of the action.
Miami Beach Golf Club
The 18-hole course at the Miami Beach Golf Club facility in Miami Beach, Florida features 6,903 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.0 and it has a slope rating of 127. Designed by Bruce Devlin/Robert von Hagge, Arthur Hills, ASGCA/Steven P. Forrest, ASGCA, the Miami Beach golf course opened in 2002.
Museums
Bass Museum
The Bass Museum of Art was established by agreement in 1963 when the City of Miami Beach accepted the gift of the art collection of John and Johanna Bass upon condition that it would maintain the collection in perpetuity, provide for the exhibition of the collections, and keep it open and available to the public. This building is now the centerpiece of the city's historic district and was placed on the National Register in 1978.
Wolfsonian Museum
The Wolfsonian-FIU is a museum located in the heart of historic Miami Beach, within easy walking distance of the world-famous Art Deco hotels. Its fascinating collection of objects from the modern era (1885-1945) focuses on how art and design shape and reflect the human experience. The museum further engages the visitor by complementing its collection with thought-provoking discussions of the context and connection among its objects.
World Erotic Art Museum
The WEAM is minutes from Ocean Drive and the beach, restaurants, bar and shops and in the center of the historic and fashionable art deco district. The WEAM is a must for all liberated art lovers; it is fun, sensual, erotic and educational. The collection includes art, sculptures and artifacts from many of the world's influential cultures and present exquisite ancient to contemporary classics.
Performing Arts
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
Experience the Florida Grand Opera, the renowned City Ballet, the New World Symphony and the Cleveland Orchestra at Miami-Dade County's largest and most esteemed performing arts center. Set on the heart of Downtown Miami, this exquisite structure is one of the nation's most celebrated new architectural designs.
The Fillmore Miami Beach
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater is a 2,600-seat concert hall in South Beach. The art deco building takes its hybrid name from two sources: the Fillmore concert halls founded in the 1960s by rock promoter Bill Graham; and entertainer Jackie Gleason, whose television variety show aired live from the building from 1964 to 1970.
Lincoln Theater
The theater was designed by famed theater architect Thomas W. Lamb in association with Robert E. Collins. A jewel of Art Deco architecture, it contains sleek, curving shapes and intricate stylized floral reliefs on its coral-pink facade and elegantly appointed interior. Now seating 713 in spacious, comfortable chairs, the auditorium contains a stage with over 2000 square feet of space, clear sightlines and near-perfect acoustics. Host to classical concerts, including ensemble and chamber programs, the Lincoln is one of the best venues in South Florida to hear classical music, as well as the occasional dance or world music performance, in a comfortable, modern and at the same time, historic location.
Shopping
Bal Harbour Shops
Miami's most esteemed, upscale shopping experience, the Bal Harbour Shops, is set in a lush open-air, garden with waterfalls and exotic foliage. In addition to legendary boutiques such as Christian Dior, Gucci, Prada and Versace, shoppers can also enjoy charming outdoor cafes, salons, an art gallery and two of the best department stores around, Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road is a pedestrian mall between Lenox Avenue and Washington Avenue. It is an area thriving with shopping and dining venues. Unique stores offer items not typically found in malls, and restaurants and cafés are common. Most restaurants offer either indoor or outdoor seating, including in the middle of the pedestrian mall area. And without question, the people watching on Lincoln Road can match any place in the world.
South of 8th & Collins Select Shops
Select stores located right in the heart of Collins Avenue, with fashionable designers such as Zara®, Guess®, Armani Exchange®, Kenneth Cole®, Nicole Miller® and Mac®, the possibilities are endless.







