100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die
Nonfiction, Travel, United States, South, Museums, Tours, & Points of Interest
| Author: | Roxanne Vargas, Maruchi Mendez | ISBN: | 1230000294898 |
| Publisher: | Reedy Press, LLC | Publication: | May 15, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Roxanne Vargas, Maruchi Mendez |
| ISBN: | 1230000294898 |
| Publisher: | Reedy Press, LLC |
| Publication: | May 15, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die
Get ready to take in the rich flavor and diversity of Miami, one of the most vibrant cities in the country and a place with something for everyone! Whether you’re planning to explore our shores, indulge in our international cuisine, or check out the swampy river that is the Everglades, 100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die gives you the inside track to the best spots, from popular to obscure, in the metro area. Discover festivals that garner international attention, ideal places to sip and socialize, historic sites, and international shopping destinations—not to mention places where you can throw down a game of dominos while sipping a café. Written by two Miamians for locals and visitors alike, this guide will help you make the most of a family vacation, romantic getaway, or escapade with friends. So strap on your salsa shoes and experience the magic that Miami has to offer!
About Authors:
Roxanne Vargas is the host of NBC 6’s lifestyle and entertainment show “6 in the Mix” and reports local and entertainment stories daily on the NBC 6 news. Among various distinctions, Vargas has received five Emmy nominations for her reporting and hosting of several features and was voted “Best TV Host” by the Miami New Times in 2012. A wife to Danny and mom to Julian, the South Florida native graduated from Florida International University and still calls Miami home.
Maruchi Mendez is a freelance writer and the author of Finding Home: A Memoir of a Mother’s Undying Love and an Untold Secret along with the Spanish translation, Buscando Mi Estrella. She is the co-founder of JunTos Foundation, which helps prevent the unnecessary loss of young people to heart disease and cancer, and an advocate for student-athletes’ health. She lives in Miami where she has raised her four children. She is the proud grandmother of twins Patty and Angie.
100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die
Get ready to take in the rich flavor and diversity of Miami, one of the most vibrant cities in the country and a place with something for everyone! Whether you’re planning to explore our shores, indulge in our international cuisine, or check out the swampy river that is the Everglades, 100 Things to Do in Miami Before You Die gives you the inside track to the best spots, from popular to obscure, in the metro area. Discover festivals that garner international attention, ideal places to sip and socialize, historic sites, and international shopping destinations—not to mention places where you can throw down a game of dominos while sipping a café. Written by two Miamians for locals and visitors alike, this guide will help you make the most of a family vacation, romantic getaway, or escapade with friends. So strap on your salsa shoes and experience the magic that Miami has to offer!
About Authors:
Roxanne Vargas is the host of NBC 6’s lifestyle and entertainment show “6 in the Mix” and reports local and entertainment stories daily on the NBC 6 news. Among various distinctions, Vargas has received five Emmy nominations for her reporting and hosting of several features and was voted “Best TV Host” by the Miami New Times in 2012. A wife to Danny and mom to Julian, the South Florida native graduated from Florida International University and still calls Miami home.
Maruchi Mendez is a freelance writer and the author of Finding Home: A Memoir of a Mother’s Undying Love and an Untold Secret along with the Spanish translation, Buscando Mi Estrella. She is the co-founder of JunTos Foundation, which helps prevent the unnecessary loss of young people to heart disease and cancer, and an advocate for student-athletes’ health. She lives in Miami where she has raised her four children. She is the proud grandmother of twins Patty and Angie.
