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Miami weekend itinerary: a two-day plan

This two-day plan covers South Beach and the Art Deco streets on day one, then Wynwood, the Design District and Little Havana on day two. It is an editorial sequence from official sources; confirm hours and ticket rules with each attraction.

Day 1: South Beach

  1. Morning — South Beach, its world-renowned beach and Art Deco buildings (Greater Miami CVB).
  2. Afternoon — Galleries and shops among the Art Deco blocks.
  3. Evening — Dinner and nightlife; remember Miami Beach adds a 4% resort tax on hotel rooms.

Day 2: Art and culture

  1. Morning — Wynwood street murals and the Wynwood Walls.
  2. Midday — Miami Design District for fashion, art and architecture.
  3. Afternoon — Little Havana and Calle Ocho for Cuban food and culture.

Getting around

Metrorail and Metrobus cost $2.25, Metromover is free and the City of Miami's trolleys are free. See transportation.

Swap options

  • Rain (June–October): trade murals for indoor galleries and shops.
  • Marathon weekend (Jan 30–31, 2027): expect road closures.

Limits

We did not walk this route for this edition. Confirm hours and ticket rules with each attraction.

Sources

Facts on this page were read from the sources below on October 11, 2026. Hours, fares, prices and event dates change — confirm with the source before you travel. How we research and update.

Frequently asked questions

Can I do Miami in a weekend?

You can sample it: this plan covers South Beach, Wynwood, the Design District and Little Havana.

Do I need a car?

Metrorail, Metromover and trolleys cover parts of the city; the beaches and some neighborhoods are easier by rideshare.

Is anything free?

Metromover and the City of Miami trolleys are free, per Miami-Dade County and the Greater Miami CVB.

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