Miami holidays
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The dizzying blend of accents entices some visitors and alarms others. But as the US gets ever-closer to Cuba, long-time Miami resident Michael Deibert asks: what can the rest of America learn from its own multicultural metropolis?
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As summer approaches, Nicolas Lobo is exploring the meeting of labour and leisure – chemicals, flip-flops and all
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When photographer Tomáš Werner met his friend’s Pomeranian called Q, it wasn’t long before he put him on a pedestal. For two months, he photographed him on monuments all over Miami that ping with pastel colours and faded art-deco charm
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The London- and Miami-based DJ gives a tour of the restaurants, clubs, beaches, and art galleries that make the US city such a vibrant destination
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Miami's Cuban community is centred on vibrant Little Havana and its main drag of Calle Ocho, where you'll discover great Latino food and music, and plenty of banter. Laura Barton explores
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Whether it's for Brooklyn hipsters, Miami fashion lovers or Ohio farmers, the US knows how to turn a flea market into a major event, a party or even a road trip stretching over 800 miles
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Adam Gabbatt is in Miami continuing his road trip through Florida, guided in real time by readers' tips. Next stop: Key West
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Miami's affordable places to stay include historic B&Bs downtown, South Beach's art-deco boutique hotels and vintage motels in the MiMo district
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Florida's music scene is swamped with styles: sleazy Miami vibes, funk and latin fusion, and folky pop, says Sweat Records' Lauren Reskin
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Our panel of experts were live online on Wednesday to offer readers advice on planning a trip to Florida. Here is what they had to say, from money-saving tips in Key West to finding those special, little-known beaches
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Away from the beaches and skyscrapers, Miami's Wynwood district is one of most creative in America. And, says Jamie Thomson, it has bars and cafes to match
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A good blog, providing great tips from local writers, has the potential to transform your trip. In the first of a new series looking at blogs by destination, we've waded through the blogosphere to find the best posts on Miami
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More than 260 galleries from around the globe are exhibiting art by thousands of artists during the 11th annual Art Basel Miami Beach event
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Lauren Reskin and Jason Jimenez, owners of Sweat Records, talk about why they set up a record store and what it means to them
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Electronic dance music is now the biggest youth movement in America since hip-hop – and David Guetta is spearheading it. Luke Bainbridge heads to Miami to meet the DJ who polarises opinion – but sells millions
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With its incredible blend of bohemian locals and buffed beach bums, there's no better place to spend the winter than in Miami and the Florida Keys, as Ruaridh Nicoll discovers
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Sareda Dirir tries two ways of getting under the skin of Miami's creative scene: a Vespa tour of off-beat arts venues, and a limo ride around the best MiMo (Miami Modernist) architecture
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Pop's current guest rapper of choice Pitbull was schooled in the melting pot of the Miami clubs. But his Cuban heritage is never far away from his music, finds Alex Macpherson
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In Miami you can explore the cuisine of the entire Caribbean and South America without leaving the city. Vicky Baker gets a taste for fusion food
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From hip-hop tours of New York to a bling mega-club in Shenzhen, our industry insiders – including JDL from the Cold Crush Brothers, DJ Yoda, Andy Butler from Hercules and Love Affair and Annie Nightingale – name their favourite musical hangouts
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If you're looking for a last-minute shot of sun, take the family to the Canaries, Miami or Tanzania – or even tiger-spotting in India
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Tom Service: The New World Symphony blows the audience away and a piano washes up on the shore – a classical wave has hit Florida
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Women's magazines tell you not to do it, but sometimes you just have to miss that flight, says Jenny Colgan
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