South Beach, From the air, Miami Beach is a huge lagoon quite narrow but very long from north to south, the waters are crystal clear and the Art Deco district coexists with recent quite impressive constructions like these residential skyscrapers by the sea. The US version beaches

Virgina Key, Key Biscayne and Fisher, Star, Palm and Venetian islands, The islands and peninsulas are legion in Miami, some of them are only residential and house some of the most impressive homes in the United States, symbols of the American dream, these properties owned by artists or entrepreneurs teach us one thing, nothing is impossible here. For our part, our favorite is the Biscayne peninsula, half residential, half natural park, on land or from the air, it remains our favorite place in Miami

Downtown Miami, one of the most beautiful in the United States, located on the seafront, it continues to grow exponentially as a business hub between the United States and Latin America, Downtown Miami is completed by the Brickell district, where office or residential skyscrapers over 200 meters high are numerous. Coral Gables and Coconut Grove: With its Mediterranean-style architecture, Coral Gables boasts a chic and peaceful side, including the Biltmore Floridian Institution Hotel, a veritable haunt of heads of state, high-flying gangsters and stars of the seventh art. Coconut Grove, with the appearance of a hippie-chic village and bordered by its marina is a city in the city of Miami. Its best-known monument is undoubtedly the Villa Vizcaya, Italian villa with breathtaking architecture and even more splendid from the air