The Disney World of waterfront dining, Monty's offers the chance to eat shrimp or stone crabs before renting a boat and heading out to sea. Though the...

Aiming to be a forward-thinking museum and to discover new artists, MOCA (or, even more cutely, MoCaNoMi) maintains an active schedule, presenting up to ten...

This place practically invented the sport of South Beach people-watching, and it remains the café king of Ocean Drive. Wait for an outside table to fully...

The quintessential beach club, Nikki is an outdoor fantasyland. Sprawling over a stretch of sand with a sprinkle of tiki bars, lounge chairs and torches,...

Who in their right mind would ever pay $20 for a hot dog - OK, a Kobe beef hot dog? The people at this posh steakhouse, that's who. Command central for...

Housed in this warehouse gallery, the Rubell's film and lecture theatre presents a suitably arty selection of foreign art movies and American classics.

One of the country's top private collections of contemporary art, this is a bold assortment of avant-garde work: conceptual art, photography, sculpture and...

The name says it all. With a prime site on busy Lincoln Road, this video bar/dance club is packed with men looking for Mr Right Now. It has several bars,...

In a case of Orient excess, the Setai boasts a four-bedroom penthouse with a $30,000 rack rate and the starriest clientele in town (Madonna holed up in said...

The scene at the pool of the Shore Club sometimes resembles a rap video: nubile, scantily clad women; chiselled guys with bling-bling jewellery, and a...

Local legend has it that Al Capone is alive and well and living in this steakhouse's acclaimed wine cellar. The eaterie itself is a rococo-lover's fantasy:...

Twist is South Beach's most infamous and longest-established gay club. Two levels and eight bars make this a must-visit for every gay tourist - you can bar...

Possibly the most beautiful swimming pool in the world, even if it is jammed on hot days. It combines an impossibly idyllic setting (tropical foliage,...

The Versace Mansion, aka the Amsterdam Palace, is a flashy (of course) three-storey Italianate palace built in 1930, which was supposedly modelled on...