Crossing over the Miami River, this bridge connects the heart of Downtown Miami to the urban Brickell neighborhood. The bridge feature a 17-foot (5.2-meter) bronze statue that stands atop a 36-foot (11-meter) column known as the "Pillar of History." The pillar is carved with images of the Tequesta Indians, who inhabited South Florida and the area now known as Miami prior to European colonization. The statue at the top of the pillar depicts a Taquesta warrior and his family.

This warehouse-turned-artspace showcases the work of over 500 up-and-coming Latin American artists. The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation, or CIFO, is a non-profit art organization that gives grants and exhibitions to cultural and contemporary artists, and this warehouse acts as their art space. Gallery hours vary; please check the website for details. Tours can be arranged by appointment, and the space can also be rented for corporate or private events.

Gaming fans should be sure not to miss this casino cruise. The 200-foot (61-meter) yacht features four decks with more than 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) of gaming space, which holds 245 gaming machines (such as slots), 34 table games, including blackjack, roulette, and craps, and a few poker tables. The yacht also has three restaurants and bars. Cruises depart daily at 12:30p and 7:30p, and typically last around five hours and include lunch or dinner. Cruise prices vary, but don't exceed USD25. Call the ticket booth for more information.

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The Rubell Family Collection, Contemporary Arts Foundation is unique for specializing in mainstream contemporary art. The 45,000 square feet site is a pleasant enough space for enjoying modern artworks. What will enrich your art experience are displays by notable artists including Keith Haring, Jeff Koons and Cindy Sherman to mention a few. Visitors will find an interesting Sculpture Garden and the New Media Room. All in all, the art house by the Rubell family represents some of the finest arts presented by great artists. Check website for more details.

Built along the railway lines, Grand Central is an absolute livewire of a venue that has taken Miami's nightlife by storm. Friday and Saturday nights are packed to capacity when the city's creme-de-la-creme stop by to attend the exclusive lineup of events. The audio-visual facilities are top-notch and so is the decor, logistics, parking, security, catering and crew staff. Check website for a list of upcoming events.

Florida's City Casino has taken the gambling scene by storm with its inventive gaming rooms, slot machines, players clubs and live racing. In-house restaurants and bars allow patrons a wide array of food & beverages to choose from which include seafood buffets, soups, salads, burgers or freshly prepared tropical drinks. Their outdoor amphitheater serves as a splendid open-air backdrop for live gigs and other community events. Check their website for a list of upcoming events and their acclaimed concert lineup.

You probably have seen this boulevard in famed movie Casino Royale. Biscayne Boulevard is one popular place. It begins from Route one of US till Midtown Miami. It also passes what is called as the Biscayne Wall. Apart from housing the usual shops and other stores, major consulates can be found on this boulevard.

Parkwest Studios regularly features artworks by contemporary artists. The hall is available on rent for several purposes other than exhibitions, such as shows, performances or any other group event.

Exquisite furniture, efficient services and state-of-the-art arrangements-these are what characterise the Riverfront Hall in the lobby of the James L. Knight Center. All kinds of group events, from weddings to exhibitions are arranged with careful detail. Even corporate events and meetings can be held here, with the availability of projection screens and other equipment. Contact for details on latest events or for bookings.