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Miami holds it roots in Spanish and Latin culture. The city was founded by the Spanish in 1556. Also, it is said that Miami was the first US city to be conceived by a woman, Julia Tuttle. Tuttle was a citrus grower from Cleveland, OH who owned the land that Miami now rests on.

The city of Miami holds many distinctions. In 2008, Miami was named "America's Cleanest City" by Forbes Magazine. Not only is Miami clean and green, it is also a world leader in culture, entertainment, international trade, and finance. Just recently, in 2010, Miami ranked 7th in the United States in these, and other, areas. Globally, the city ranks 33rd.

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Vagabond Motel The Vagabond Motel contains many architectural "modern" architectural...	Delano The Delano is known for being one of Miami's most upscale and luxurious...
Mondrian-South Beach Considered by many to be on of the best values for a luxury hotel in...	W Hotel-South Beach The W Hotel in South Beach is a luxury hotel known for it's lavish...
Gansevoort Hotel-Miami Beach If you're looking for the perfect South Beach experience, look no...	Miami Beach Convention Center You name it, the Miami Beach Convention Center has probably hosted it....
The Biltmore Not to be confused with the largest house in America (that's in...	Miami MOCA Don't let the small size of the Miami MOCA fool you. What this...
Nektar De Stagni Specializing in playful yet sophisticated accessories and accessible...	University of Miami The University of Miami, or "The U", is a large private university...
Tobacco Road Tobacco Road, the oldest bar in Miami, opened in 1912. It's still open...	Fontainebleau Hotel Housed on "Millionaire's Row", the Fontainebleau Hotel is one of the...