United States · Miami travel guide

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NUM holds 33,038 places in and around Miami. Text it what you want, in any language. It finds three real places that fit, open now, and books the one you pick.

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A view of Miami
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The directory

What is in the Miami directory

2,174Restaurants
535Street food
718Cafés
586Bars
1,480Hotels
1,014Attractions
62Markets
242Desserts
348Bakeries
557Shopping
2,118Beauty and spa
91Museums

Built from open map data, kept current, and never ranked by who paid, because nobody can pay. Placement is not for sale on NUM. Counted November 8, 2026.

Before you go

Miami at a glance

Miami grew from a small settlement into Florida's second-largest city after it was incorporated in 1896. It is a center of Cuban and Latin American culture, with neighborhoods such as Little Havana, Wynwood and Brickell. Most visitors come for the beaches of neighboring Miami Beach, Art Deco architecture, Cuban food and warm winters.

Known for

  • Art Deco Historic District, South Beach

    About 960 historic buildings in South Beach, Miami Beach, many in pastel Art Deco styles along Ocean Drive facing Lummus Park.

  • Calle Ocho, Little Havana

    SW 8th Street is the main street of Little Havana, with a Walk of Fame and Domino Park, where older Cuban men play dominoes.

  • Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

    James Deering's winter villa on Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove, built mainly from 1914 to 1922, with Italian Renaissance-style gardens.

  • Wynwood

    Former warehouse and garment district north of Downtown, now covered in murals and home to the Wynwood Walls outdoor street-art exhibition.

  • Cuban coffee (cafecito)

    A sweet, strong espresso whipped with sugar into a foam; a colada is several shots in one cup, shared in small plastic cups.

Getting there

From Miami International Airport (MIA), take the MIA Mover people mover from the terminals to the MIA Metrorail station. The Metrorail Orange Line runs from there to Downtown Miami and points south. Metrobus Route 150, the Miami Beach Airport Express, leaves from the same station's ground level for Miami Beach via 41st Street, Collins Avenue, Lincoln Road and Washington Avenue. Tri-Rail trains run north to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.

Getting around

Metrorail links the airport, Downtown and southern suburbs, and the fare-free Metromover loops through Downtown, Brickell and the Omni area. Metrobus routes cover the rest, including Miami Beach.

When to go

November to April is the dry season, with warm days and little rain. May to October is hot, humid and wet. Hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30 and has most activity from mid-August to mid-October.

Local tip

For short hops between Downtown, Brickell and the Omni area, ride the free Metromover instead of driving or paying for parking.

Facts checked November 1, 2026. Transport and openings change, so NUM checks them again.

Where NUM looks in Miami

Districts NUM covers here.

  • Miami Beach
  • Hialeah
  • Coral Gables
  • South Miami
  • Key Biscayne
  • Miami Springs
  • Miami Shores
  • West Miami
  • Medley
  • North Bay Village
  • Coconut Grove
  • Virginia Gardens
How it works

How NUM works in Miami

  1. 1

    Text NUM what you want

    A table, a massage, a driver, a pharmacy. In your words, in your language.

  2. 2

    Get three real places

    Checked, open now, and close to where you are. Nobody paid to be on the list.

  3. 3

    It books the one you pick

    The confirmation stays in your thread. A real person is one message away.

Questions

Questions about NUM in Miami

How many restaurants does NUM know in Miami?

2,174 in and around Miami, from the open map data NUM builds its directory on. NUM does not list all of them at you. It picks three that fit what you asked for, and says why.

Does NUM cover street food and markets in Miami?

Yes: 535 street-food spots and 62 markets. Ask it what is open now and it will answer for the hour you are actually in.

Can NUM help me find a hotel in Miami?

NUM knows 1,480 places to stay here. It finds the one that fits and hands you to the licensed partner who books it, so you always know who you are booking with.

How do I get from Miami airport to Miami Beach by public transport?

Take the MIA Mover to the MIA Metrorail station, then Metrobus Route 150, the Miami Beach Airport Express, from the ground level.

Is the Metromover free?

Yes. The Metromover is fare-free and loops through Downtown, Brickell and the Omni area. Metrorail and Metrobus charge a fare.

When is hurricane season?

Officially June 1 to November 30, with most activity from mid-August to mid-October.

What language can I message NUM in for Miami?

Whatever you write in. NUM answers in the language of your message, and in the script you used, which for Chinese means Traditional stays Traditional.

Does it cost anything?

Not for travelers. Booking through NUM is free and nothing is added to your bill. NUM Plus and NUM Platinum are optional and only add room.

For businesses

For businesses in Miami

If you run somewhere here, list it free. No account needed: add your place or update its details, and NUM checks them before they go live. Taking bookings through NUM is a separate, optional sign-up.

  • Free to list, no account needed
  • NUM checks every listing before it goes live
  • Nobody can pay to be recommended

Text it. It's booked.

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