Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Review

One of the historical landmarks of the United States was once the mansion of wealthy businessmen in the United States. Walk through the downtown Miami and turn around to a quiet and peaceful villa area. It has lush vegetation, ancient trees, and the feeling of tropical rain forest. Fitzkaya did not have any obvious signs, if you see a retro stone gate turning directly in. The villa here is based on the Italian Renaissance style, mixed with the palace architecture of Florida and Cuba. In the middle of the villa is an open-air indoor courtyard, with a protective glass roof. The villa consists of three floors, one with several waiting rooms, library music room and dining room, the second with the bedroom of the host and guest, and the third with the bedroom of the housekeeper and the guest. Outside are carefully managed private gardens, a collection of fountains, sculptures, gardens and mazes and other elements are very beautiful. Not many Chinese tourists, Miami is one of the most popular wedding photographs. Address: 3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, 33129 Traffic: Drive to Vizcaya Station, or take Metrorail to get off at Vizcaya Station: 9:30-16:30 (Tuesday, Thanksgiving, Christmas are not open). Tickets: $22, students (credentials) 15, $10 for children aged 6-12, and free House Main Tours for children under 6 years old: fixed-point lectures, 45 minutes, online booking, 5$/Discover Vizcaya Audio Tour: 90-minute voice guide, the same online booking, 5$/person Garden Tours: 45 minutes, November-April Wednesday and Friday at 2:30 p.m. and Saturday at 10:30 a.m., 5$/person Vizcaya Village Tour: the second Saturday of the month at noon, 5$/person