Step back into the 1930s as you wander through Miami Beach’s famous Art Deco District, a living museum of pastel-hued buildings with porthole windows, chrome accents, and sleek geometric designs. Home to the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world—over 800 buildings—the district feels like a time capsule of Miami’s glamorous golden age. Thanks to passionate restoration efforts, these architectural gems continue to shine. Stroll along Ocean Drive, grab a coffee at a retro café or join a guided walking tour to dive deeper into the stories behind this iconic neighborhood.

Verona’s main cathedral, dedicated to Santa Maria Matricolare, sits on the site of two earlier churches destroyed in the 1117 earthquake. The current building mixes Romanesque and later Gothic elements, with frescoes, sculptures, and quiet side chapels worth a look.

Explanada de España is one of the city’s emblems. It runs parallel to one of the port wharfs and is lined on both sides with rows of palm trees. The floor is decorated with 6,600,000 tricolour marble tiles forming a design with a characteristic wave effect mosaic. Visitors and locals alike can enjoy these areas at any time of the year, thanks to the pleasant climate. Throughout the year there are workshops, entertainment, children’s theatre, puppet shows, etc. predominantly aimed at children and families. Other parks and gardens worth visiting are: La Ereta park: located on the slopes of Mount Benacantil at the foot of the Santa Bárbara Castle, opposite El Postiguet beach. From here you can enjoy unbeatable views of the city and follow an interesting route from the summit down to the city’s old quarter. El Palmeral park: is one of the most spectacular parks in the city, formed by a wooded area containing palm trees, ponds, lakes and artificial streams. It contains sports facilities and a cross-country cycling track, as well as a pavilion where a regular programme of events is scheduled including activities, children's theatre, puppet shows, etc. Canalejas: It is one of the most traditional open spaces in Alicante. It has spectacular lush vegetation including several hundred-year old rubber plants measuring 20 metres high. Gabriel Miró Square: This square honours the Alicante writer of the same name. Just a few metres from the Explanada and the seafront promenade, it has a monument in the form of a fountain and centenary trees with luxuriant foliage, creating a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere.

Located in the heart of Downtown Miami and overlooking the stunning Biscayne Bay waterfront, Kaseya Center is a versatile international venue that hosts a variety of sophisticated and world-class events. From A-list concerts and family shows to national conferences and sporting events, the arena hosts more than 80 non-basketball events every year.