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Travelling Facts

	Climate:	Tropical Climate.
	Rainfall:	1488 mm


Summer:	Max - 89.6°F (32°C) \| Min - 77°F(25°C)
Winter:	Max - 75.2°F (24°C) \| Min - 59°F(15°C)

Best Time to Visit:	December to April.
Major Attractions:	Ancient Spanish Monastery, Holocaust Memorial, Coral Castle, Jewish Museum of Florida, Frost Art Museum and Bass Museum of Art.
Major Entertainment Centers:	Venetian Pool, Lowe Art Museum, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Bayfront Park, Oleta River State Recreation Park, Miami Metro Zoo,Jungle Island.
Shopper's Paradise:	Aventura, Calle Ocho, Coconut Grove, Miracle Mile (Coral Gables), Biscayne Corridor, South Beach.
Near by Places (Excursions):	Everglades National Park, Parrot Jungle Island, Keys west.
Famous Food & Beverages (Gourmet's Delight)	Guava jelly, coconut candy, crab cakes, creamy lobster salad, southern fried chicken, sweet potato pie, orange blossom honey, palm heart salad, fried okra, collard greens cooked with fatback, crowder peas, pecan candy, smoked mullet.
Foreign Embassies & Consulates:	Costa Rica, Jamaica, the Netherlands, Canada, Argentina, Peru, Germany, Israel, Britain, India, Brazil.

History & Evolution
Miami was founded by the Tequesta Indians more than 10,000 years ago. But the real discovery was made by the Spanish in the 16th century. The most important landmark in the history of Miami has been the year 1891, when a widow named Julia Tuttle moved to Florida and purchased 640 acres of land on the north bank of the Miami River.

The railroad builder, Henry Flagler extended his railroad into Miami, building a luxury hotel and laying out a new town. This new city of Miami was incorporated on July 28, 1896. The city soon grew in population as people with diverse cultures begin to flock in the city. In 1926 a terrible hurricane struck Miami. As a result 100 people lost their lives and thousands of homes were destroyed. In 1930 the city was also able to recover from the period of depression thanks to the city's aviation industry. Between 1959 to 1969 more than a half million Cubans fled to Miami.

The 1980’s was a period of racial tension. But the things have changed in the 21st century. Since 2001, the credit ratings have been steadily increasing and now the city is at an all time high level standing with all three of its credit-rating firms. The city of Miami is today a glowing, cosmopolitan, international metropolis.

Site-Seeing
The city of Miami is bestowed some of the worlds most amazing beaches and magnificent architecture. The city' eventful history has been a prime reason for this. Visitors from all over the globe travel to this majestic to witness its beauty and charm.

Virginia Key Beach:
The Virginia Key Beach came into existence in August 1945. The beach was only reserved for the recreation and use of Negroes. The beach was also sometimes known as the “Negro” beach. The Virginia Key Beach Park served as a popular picnic spot. Virginia Key Beach Park Trust was established in 1999. The trust worked for the private development of the beach park. The trust looks after the development of the historic Park property. The site was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001. The park has installed a total of 86 picnic tables and 30 barbecue grills. The park is the most popular weekend attraction not only in Miami but in the whole South Florida.

Location: Virginia Drive