Miami- South Beach

Party central, Miami's south beach has everything a tourist could ask for. There is no place like it in the U.S. at times it draws more parallels to a European city than a city of the United States. South beach is the entertainment hub of Miami with hundred of Bars, cafes and shops to chose from. The best part is that everything is so accessible. There are four main streets in South beach all conveniently located within walking distance to the beach and hotel district. Washington avenue is the most popular street with many hotel located close by. This street comes alive a night with a variety of night clubs and restaurants to chose from. The other main streets include Ocean drive, collins avenue and 5th street. 

Miami is not just a hot spot with international tourist but also with American tourist. This is partly because of Miami's warm conditions right throughout the year. 

Espanola way is a small Spanish village located in the heart of south beach. A large percentage (U.S bureau of statistics) of Miami's population speak Spanish as there first language. It is also the closest point of entry to those from Portorico and Cuba. These factors all contribute the Latino feel and the authenticity of the Spanish village. A visit to the village is a must for the food alone, all reasonably priced and incredibly tasty.