If you leaf through a Miami, Florida travel guide, you will find that there are plenty of things to do and plenty of places to visit, no matter what your age is.

Here are some Miami attractions for adults:

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The Art Deco Historic District

Composed of more than 800 historical buildings constructed in the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, this is the country's largest 20th Century National Register Historic District.

Private, bicycle and walking group tours are available, and an audio-tour can also be purchased. Check the Art Deco Welcome Center for rates and schedules.

Miami Design District

This Miami Design District is the heart of Miami's interior design industry. Explore the neighborhood to find various art galleries, studios, and antique shops.

Deering Estate at Cutler

This park is composed of over 450 acres, and is home to the restored Richmond Cottage, the Stone House, and the Mediterranean Revival winter home of Charles Deering.

Enjoy the view of the Biscayne Bay, take a tour of this historic site, or take a canoe trip to Chicken Key.

Coral Castle

Witness giant pieces of coral rock that were carved into various objects in the 1920s by Edward Leedskalnin. This magical garden is composed of incredible coral sculptures that leave visitors in awe.

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Miami is among the busiest international tourist destinations, and for Americans it is the most sought after vacation destination.

While the Miami beaches and all that it offers hold sway over most other attractions, discerning tourists are offered no less than 250 attractions. Therefore, your Miami experience can be limited only by the time available at your disposal. Some of the amazing Miami attractions figuring in the Miami FLorida Travel guide are:

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Ancient Spanish Monastery

This is among the oldest buildings in Miami and has a history going back to 1141. The Monastery was originally built in Spain. Closer to current times, William Randolph Hearst, the Newspaper magnate brought the monastery over to Miami and in 1952, the Miami developers succeeded in reassembling the monastery at the current site. Monday through Saturday the Monastery is open to public from 9 am to 5 pm and on Sundays the timing is from 1.30 to 5 pm. There is an entry fee of $ 5.0 with discounts being applicable to certain categories of visitors.

Biscayne National Park

Adventurers have the opportunity to enjoy the 53 foot glass bottom boat and the snorkeling and diving catamaran of 45 foot across the Southern Biscayne Bay. The tour moves through mangrove creeks, wilderness, islands and enters the tropical coral reefs. At the Coral reefs, you are treated to a sea of Aquatic life. For enthusiasts of scuba diving and snorkeling, facilities are available from the boat itself. The park also has a host of other attractions like Kayak rentals, walking trails, picnic area, camping, fishing, and shower facilities.

Biscayne Nature Center

At the Biscayne Nature Center, you will enjoy hands-on marine exploration fossil-rock reef walks, coastal hammock hikes, beach walks and local history lectures. However, you will have to wait for low tides for a marine exploration trip and reservations are essential.

Everglades Alligator Farm

The Everglades Alligator farm offers a thrilling airboat tour through which you can enjoy live shows featuring snakes and alligators. The farm is open every day from 9am to 6pm. In the immediate neighborhood, you can also visit the Everglades National Park which is the largest national park in U.S. housed in no less than 1.5 million acres full of beautiful and rare ecosystems. The park offers boat launching ramps, nature trails, full service marina, camping and boat rental facilities.