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If your family is visiting Miami during the summer, be sure not to miss the 4th of July celebrations and fireworks. Miami’s 4th of July celebration is so full of fun activities, there’s no excuse for having a boring Independence Day! Head over to The Barnacle Historic State Park starting at 9am to experience a truly old-fashioned celebration. Families are invited to come in pioneer costumes or funny "Roaring 20s" style swimsuits, but regular clothes are fine as well. Kids can learn old-time lawn games like Horseshoes, make their own kites, learn to tie knots and more. Examine the antique cars on display, or tour the Munroe home. Bring lunch along for this old-style picnic.
Alternatively, check out America’s Birthday Bash at Bayfront Park. This event is full of Latin music, food, and fun activities for the children. For a truly patriotic evening, consider the Miami Beach celebration, when many children from other countries will be granted citizenship and enjoy their first real Independence Day, followed by a free symphony concert.
4th of July wouldn’t be special without the fireworks at the end of the day. Enjoy displays in Coral Gables, Miami Beach, or the huge show over Biscayne Bay.
Theme Park, Miami Style ... Forget the typical rides, cotton candy, and soda pop and experience South Florida's alligators and crocs! at Everglades Safari Park. This is one of the only theme parks in the United States that is dedicated to the preservation and care of reptiles...
Cool Off On A Hot Summer Day... Miami boasts the Venetian Pools, a 820,000 gallon pool fed with cool spring water daily, and features two waterfalls, coral caves and grottos...
Polly Want a Cracker.. Discover some of the world’s most amazing birds as they partake in Parrot Jungle and Garden's, world-famous show...
Bike Around Miami... Miami Biking Tours are leisurely bike tours lead by naturalist guides who allow participants to learn about historic people and places of the Redland...
NASCAR Vacation... Summer means hot days and event hotter racing action. Homestead-Miami Speedway draws NASCAR fans from all over the world in what many describe as beautiful Art Deco architecture...
Do South Beach... South Beach is one of Miami‘s most popular tourist areas. Here you can relax on white sand beaches, take a walking tour of the Art Deco District, or even do some shopping....
Don't forget that summer is one of the most popular tourist seasons for families in Miami, but it can be hot, over 90 degrees Fahrenheit, as well as humid. Be sure to bring plenty of comfortable short sleeve shirts and t-shirts.
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