Don’t hate South Beach because it’s beautiful. The famed Miami beach neighborhood teems with architectural icons, chic boutiques and authentic eateries.
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MACCHIALINAStraight out of Italy, this hidden gem specializes in handmade pastas and a perfecto vino selection. 820 Alton Road
ESPAÑOLA WAYThis historic street bustles with shoppers and diners soaking up its bohemian atmosphere. Between Washington Ave. and Drexel Ave.
COLONY THEATREOriginally opened in 1935 as a Paramount Pictures cinema, the classic Art Deco venue hosts livestage performances. 1040 Lincoln Road
TAQUIZASteve Santana gives the people what they want: mouthwatering tacos with handmade tortillas. 1351 Collins Ave.
THE LINCOLN EATERYA new mecca for foodies with more than 16 culinary experiences under one gorgeous roof. 723 Lincoln Lane N.
THE BASSThe crown jewel of the art scene, this contemporary art museum features exhibits from international artists. 2100 Collins Ave.
LOEWS MIAMI BEACH HOTELThis icon glitters, with its signature spire, an oceanfront pool, a luxe spa and Lure Fish Bar. 1601 Collins Ave.
THE BETSY HOTELThis literary-lovinghotel at the top of Ocean Drive hosts exclusive events including book and poetry readings. 1440 Ocean Drive
LA SANDWICHERIEOpen until 5 a.m., this tiny shop has been serving French fare on fresh-baked baguettes since 1988. 229 14th St.
THE WEBSTERThis chic boutique in the heart of South Beach holds three stories worth of designer duds. 1220 Collins Ave.
