Miami Beach
Miami Beach is an island city separating the Atlantic Ocean from Biscayne Bay. Miami Beach has the largest Art Deco collection of architecture in the world, in an area known as the Art Deco District. Miami Beach is a popular tourist destination and has over 91,917 full time residents. South Beach is part of Miami. The dividing line between the two beaches is 23rd Street. The north of this line is Miami Beach and the south is known as South Beach. The elevated boardwalk along Miami Beach's central section is ideal for strolling, jogging and skating. A little less crowded and quieter than South Beach, this beach is close to the sidewalk cafes, bars, and concession stands that define classic Miami Beach, as well as historic sites like the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel. At the southern tip of Miami Beach you'll discover legendary South Beach which is consistently ranked as one of the best beaches in Miami.
Schools:
- North Beach Elementary
- Treasure Island Elementary
- South Pointe Elementary
- Mater Beach Academy
- Biscayne Elementary
- Fienberg/Fisher K - 8 Center
- Nautilus Middle School
- Miami Beach Senior High School
- Rabbi Alexander Gross Hebrew Academy
- St. Patrick Catholic School
- Lehrman Community Day School
Points of Interest:
- South Beach
- Miami Beach Boardwalk
- Art Deco Historic District
- Lincoln Road
- South Pointe Park
- Flamingo Park
- Fischer Island
- Fontainebleau Hotel
Fun Fact:
Goldfinger (1964 movie classic) the scene begins with James Bond (Sean Connery) finds Auric Goldfinger (Gert Frobe) cheating while playing cards at the opulent and historic Fontainebleau Hotel, considered by some to be the most luxurious resort in Miami Beach.
Miami Beach is a special place thanks to its sub tropical climate, pristine beaches and relaxed ambiance.
