2. The Oculus

It’s a building located in Downtown. It has a railway station, shopping center, restaurants, and a pedestrian tunnel. Next to it, you can find the Ground Zero Memorial Museum and the World Trade Center.

3. The High Line

It’s a popular park 30 feet above street level on an old rail line, with river and city views.

4. The Vessel

A sculpture located at Hudson Yards. If you want to enter the sculpture I recommend buying the tickets online, 1 or 2 days before your visit. You can buy the tickets onsite, but you will have to wait for HOURS for the time of your reservation.

5. Dumbo (Neighborhood)

It’s a neighborhood located in Brooklyn, and it’s well known for its art galleries, views, and ambiance. Just walk around and explore the area. You can eat at Time Out Market and then have a walk at Brooklyn Bridge Park.

6. Brooklyn Bridge

A bridge that connects Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan. Walk the bridge from end to end.

7. Times Square

There’s no description for this one, every corner in Times Square is special.

8. Central Park

An urban park located in Manhattan. It’s the most visited and one of the largest urban parks in the United States.

9. Top of The Rock Observation Deck

One of the observatories in NYC located on top of Rockefeller Center.

10. The Metropolitan Museum (The MET)

A museum with beautiful and stunning exhibitions located at Central Park. Is the largest art museum in the United States

11. Grand Central Terminal

 It’s a commuter rail terminal. Architecture is beautiful, and you can spend hours just watching around and get inspired.

2. Giant Eyeball

It’s a sculpture of a human eyeball, but you can only take pictures from the outside of the sculpture.

3. Perot Museum

It’s a natural history and science museum. The exhibitions are just awesome, they have a learning experience for all ages.

4. The Art of the Brick at Perot Museum

The world’s largest and most elaborate exhibition of pieces constructed using only LEGO bricks. The Art of the Brick is located inside Perot Museum, but you would need additional tickets to enter.

5. Deep Ellum (Neighborhood)

Deep Ellum is a neighborhood well known for its art and entertainment. It has lots of restaurants, bars, murals and more…

6. Pecan Lodge

Not Instagrammable, but it’s the best BBQ restaurant! They grind and stuff their sausage, and anything they can make from scratch, they make from scratch.

7. The Traveling Man (Deep Ellum)

Super cool sculpture in Deep Ellum. The Traveling Man has 3 different locations, they are close to each other. Explore the place and find the 3 of them.

8. Sweet Tooth Hotel

It’s an experiential art experience. Everything in this museum it’s Instagrammable, even the restrooms!

*The art installations change.

9. Toasted Coffee (Breakfast)

It’s a delicious place to have breakfast or brunch. They have different kinds of toasts and the coffee is delicious.

10. Taqueria El Si Hay

NOT Instagrammable, but a place you have to go. It’s a small taco place, but it’s AMAZING!!!! We waited around 1h 10min to order and get our food, but it was all worth it! DELICIOUS!

2. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

Delray Beach
Beautiful Museum with Japanese art and culture.

Distance From Miami: 1h and 30 min, depending on traffic.

3. The Alchemist Cafe – La Mexicana Taco Bar

Wilton Manors
The Alchemist and La Mexicana Taco Bar are two restaurants located in the same spot. I believe this “spot” doesn’t have a name, but the restaurants are next to each other. Next to the restaurants, you can find a garden, murals and a market.

Distance From Miami: 40 min, depending on traffic.

4. Brew Urban Cafe

Fort Lauderdale
A cafe with a huge book collection, coffee is fantastic, and the decoration is very cool. Even the restrooms are Instagrammable.

Distance From Miami: 40 min, depending on traffic.

5. Glitch Bar

Fort Lauderdale
Old-school arcade game and bar. It is the biggest arcade game and bar I’ve been and the best part is that you don’t have to buy a card or pay to play, only consume.

Distance From Miami: 40 min, depending on traffic.

6. NSU Art Museum

Fort Lauderdale
NSU is a modern art museum. It is not as big as other museums, but the exhibitions are fascinating and enjoyable.

Distance From Miami: 40 min, depending on traffic.

7. The Village at Gulfstream Park

Hallandale Beach
A shopping center where you can find horse racing, casino, shops, restaurants, karaoke, galleries, and a bowling place.

Distance From Miami: 35 min, depending on traffic.

8. Pinto’s Farm

Homestead
A family-owned farm. It has different activities you can do when you visit; pony rides for kids, paddle boats, tractor ride, race track, and petting animals. They only open on weekends.

Distance From Miami: 45min, depending on traffic.

9. Burrs Berrys Farm

Homestead
It is a farm that specializes in the strawberry growing. Still, they also have sunflowers fields, a Christmas festival in December, a harvest festival in October, milkshakes, sundaes, and other vegetables.

Distance From Miami: 45min, depending on traffic.

10. Chops + Hops | Axe Throwing Lodge

Fort Lauderdale
Axe throwing is a really cool experience to do. They have a bar with delicious cocktails and a food truck outside. You don’t need to have experience to do it, there will be a professional axe thrower guiding you all the time.

Distance From Miami: 45min, depending on traffic.