Miami Marlins
Known for its vibrant culture, diverse population and fantastic nightlife, the City of Miami is a sports mecca as it is home to four professional sports franchises, including the Miami Marlins. The Marlins history in Miami is as diverse as its population as they have won two World Series Championships since 1993, but have been plagued by consecutive losing seasons multiple times since their inception.
From 1993 through to 2011, the then Florida Marlins played their games at Joe Robbie Stadium (now Hard Rock Stadium). The franchise then had a complete makeover; a new name, new logos and a brand-spanking-new stadium. Initial reaction for what is now known as loanDepot Park wasn't too favourable, however, after a few changes including the removal of two aquariums, a pool and a bizarre 75-foot structure featuring moving waves, flamingos, seagulls and marlins (this has been moved outside of the stadium), the ballpark is a lot more fan-friendly and spacious, especially in the outfield areas. It certainly is a unique stadium and is a world away from the Retro style ballparks that have been built over the last 30 years.
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THINGS TO DO IN & AROUND MIAMI
South Beach is the place to see and be seen. Known for it's beautiful beach, signature Art Deco architecture and an incredible nightlife. This is the place to stay for sunbathing, shopping, entertainment and people-watching.
Most people who come to Miami, head to the beach. The city has 16 beaches, each with their own unique look and atmosphere. Head down to Miami Beach, Key Biscayne or Homestead Bayfront Park for quieter beaches that are off the usual tourist trail.
For a little Latin flavour, head to Little Havana, with the smell of cigar factories and the sound of Latino music. Eat at a Cuban restaurant, watch retirees playing dominoes in the park of visit monuments of Cuban history.
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The Florida Keys is an archipelago of over 100 sunshine drenched islands, strung far out into the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and is the perfect place to head to for a road trip out of Miami.
Key West is the Southernmost point in the USA where you can visit Hemingway House, go dolphin spotting and try a delicious slice of Key Lime Pie (a Key West delicacy).
To the North of the Keys sits Key Largo; the self-proclaimed dive capital of the world. Situated just 60 miles South of Miami, it is an ideal place for those who want a quick taste of what the Keys have to offer.
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The beautiful Everglades is a vast area of subtropical wetlands and is home to crocodiles, manatees, panthers and a number of rare birds. The 1.5 million acres of the Everglades National Park are an unmissable attraction. Plus, they are just 45 minutes from Downtown Miami.
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