Biltmore Hotel Miami Coral Gables - While the Biltmore may be a gorgeous palace of modern luxury, you don’t have to look far to find the darker points of its history.

PPGH+QCG Coral Gables - THE MIAMI SKUNK APE…..You’ll hear about one of Florida’s most bizarre urban legends!

Pinewood Cemetery - One of the oldest cemeteries it’s considered one of the most haunted places in all of Florida!

Plymouth Congregational Church - The church was built by a man named Felix Rebom, and he did it all by himself. Really!

PQWJ+QJF Miami - CORAL CASTLE. Aside from ghosts, it’s said that U.F.O sightings are fairly regular around the castle!

Coconut Grove Playhouse - Paranormal rumours around the abandoned theatre started out relatively tame but then….

QR32+QWV Miami - DEVILS TREE. This impressive black oak tree is called the Devil’s Tree… and this one… is truly evil.

The Miami Circle - There are many theories as to the origin of these holes….various artifacts believed to be around 2,000 years old have been found here.

QRFW+3MG Miami - MURKY WATERS. Another layer to Miami’s spookiness is the Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle!

Versace Mansion - Since it’s construction in 1930, this Villa has been home to ghostly tales!

The Betsy Hotel - A makeshift barracks during World War 2, this is said to be the source of the hotel’s hauntings, but not for the reasons you may think.

Colony Theatre - So both workers and visitors alike have reported hearing footsteps walking around the Colony Theatre. The are many possibilities as to who these spirits are!

QRRJ+7JM Miami - PARKWAY WEST MEDICAL CENTRE. Being a relatively new building, built in 1972, it’s surprising that it has such terrifying stories surrounding it!

Miami City Cemetery - If you’re looking for a spooky cemetery full of spectres and creepy practices, this is the hottest ticket in town.

Deering Estate - According to legend, the place seems to be absolutely crawling with ghosts and ghouls!

Coral Castle - Aside from ghosts, it’s said that U.F.O sightings are fairly regular around the castle!

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens - Historic estate with formal gardens & sculptures, grottos & circa-1914 mansion turned museum.

Calle Ocho Walk of Fame - Stars in the sidewalk pay tribute to Cuban & Latin cultural figures, like salsa dancer Celia Cruz.

Miami Children’s Museum - $25 million complex for kids with hands-on exhibits, classes, a cruise ship replica & music studio.

Bayfront Park - Waterfront city green space with a popular amphitheater, landmark fountain & many community events.

Maurice A. Ferre Park - Spacious waterside park featuring a sand beach, large amphitheater & a playground.

Ichimura Miami Japanese Garden - Compact & tranquil Japanese landscape garden, with an annual Japanese culture festival.

93 Palm Ave - Waterfront property & former home of the notorious Prohibition-era gangster Al Capone.

Port of Miami - Huge port with cruise ships.

Skyviews Miami - Views of Biscayne Bay & the downtown Miami skyline from climate-controlled glass gondolas.

Kaseya Center - Cavernous host to Miami Heat & big-name entertainment, with Biscayne Bay views, bars & casual eats.

Cruise Terminal A - Royal Caribbean International (Crown of Miami) - Big port with lot’s of boats.

South Pointe Park Pier - Big pier on the ocean.

South Pointe Park - Waterfront park with beach/pier access, a playground & splash pad, plus walking/biking & open space.

Muscle Beach South Beach - Beach with fitness equipment.

South Beach - Swimming & surf breaks off a developed beachfront known for pastel-painted art deco architecture.

Collins Park - An oceanfront beach lined with shops, a botanic garden & entertainment venues, such as the ballet.

Miami Beach - South Beach - Famous beach in Miami.

Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami - Paintings, sculpture & multi-media installations showcased in an ultramodern venue with a garden.

Morningside Park - This waterfront park has a pool, tennis & a boat ramp plus weekly kayak & paddleboard rentals.