Miami Beach Collection (#3)

U. S. A, Miami, South Beach, Espanola Way, Spanish Colonial architecture
U.S.A, Miami, South Beach, Espanola Way, Spanish Colonial architecture

U. S. A, Miami, South Beach, Collins Ave, Rivere Hotel
U.S.A, Miami, South Beach, Collins Ave, Rivere Hotel

Florida, Miami Beach, South Beach, Lowes Hotel, Royal Palm Hotel, Collins Avenue

Florida, Miami, Venetian Causeway, Crosses Biscayne Bay Connecting Miami Beach To Downtown Miami

Florida, South Pointe Park, Miami Beach, Stainless Steel Light Towers, Walkway

Florida, Miami Beach, Holocaust Memorial, A Sculpture Of Love And Anguish

USA, Miami Beach, South Beach, Ocean Drive, Avalon Hotel and 1957 Thunderbird car

USA, Miami Beach, high rise building by the Beachwalk

USA, Miami Beach, South Beach, Ocean Drive, Avalon Hotel and 1957 Thunderbird car

USA, Miami Beach, South Beach, The Clifton Hotel, evening

The Colony Hotel on Ocean Drive, South Beach, Miami, Florida, USA

Lifeguard beach hut, Miami beach, Miami, Florida, USA

Art Deco District, Miami beach, Miami, Florida, USA

Vintage Car, Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, Miami, Florida, USA

USA, Florida, Miami Beach, South Beach hotels on Ocean Drive

Riverwalk, Miami Beach, Florida

Palm tree fronds, Miami Beach, Florida

The Sculpture of Love and Anguish, the centerpiece of the Jewish Holocaust Memorial, by Kenneth Treister, Miami Beach, Miami, Florida, United States of America, North America

A different Miami Beach at Night
Adrian Peralta

Miami Beach
David Chiodo

Greetings from Miami Beach, Florida, 1944 (screen print)
3036248 Greetings from Miami Beach, Florida, 1944 (screen print) by American School, (20th century); (add.info.: Vintage postcard from Miami Beach Florida; screen print)

Panoramic view across marina from South Pointe Park, dusk, Downtown Miami in background, South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida, United States of America, North America

USA, Florida, Miami Beach. Colorful lifeguard station

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"Capturing the Vibrant Spirit of Miami Beach: A Melting Pot of Culture, History, and Natural Beauty" Miami Beach has always been a playground for the stars, and in 1964, even The Beatles couldn't resist its allure. In a candid moment captured on February 18th, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Paul McCartney found themselves clowning around with none other than boxing legend Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali) at his training camp. This snapshot perfectly encapsulates the unique blend of entertainment and sports that Miami Beach is renowned for. But beyond celebrity encounters lies a treasure trove of natural wonders. Just off the coast lies Cape Romano's sunken domes – an underwater spectacle that beckons divers from far and wide to explore its mysterious depths. It's a testament to Mother Nature's artistry. As night falls over Ocean Drive, another side comes alive. The Marlin Hotel illuminates the Art Deco District with its neon lights casting vibrant hues onto the streets below. It's a sight that truly embodies the city's electric energy after dark. Venturing further into Dade County reveals more hidden gems like Key Biscayne Lighthouse standing tall against breathtaking coastal views. Its beacon guides ships safely through Florida waters while adding to Miami Beach's picturesque skyline. The architectural marvels continue throughout this vibrant cityscape; art deco buildings stand proudly against azure skies – each one telling stories from bygone eras when glamour reigned supreme. And what better way to bid farewell to another day in paradise than witnessing an awe-inspiring sunset along Ocean Drive? As golden hues paint the horizon, it serves as a reminder that nature itself is an artist here too. South Beach boasts not only stunning beaches but also iconic landmarks such as the Art Deco lifeguard station – where nostalgia meets modern-day beach culture seamlessly.