Plane tickets from Albuquerque to Miami

Welcome to Miami! As the home to pristine sandy beaches, world-class dining, and buzzing nightlife, Miami is a Florida city like no other. Miami is a culturally diverse art center that is second to none. This bustling metropolis is home to Miami Heat basketball, the Florida Marlins baseball team, and a thriving music and entertainment scene. From Cuban eateries to Cuban inspired art galleries, Miami has something for everyone. So prepare to be dazzled by the sights, sounds and tastes of "The Magic City."

Getting to Know Miami

Miami is the cultural epicenter of South Florida and home to around 5.5 million inhabitants. It is located in the Eastern Time Zone, making it five hours behind Greenwich Mean Time. The official language of Miami is English, although Spanish is also widely spoken. In some neighborhoods, such as Little Havana, Spanish is the most commonly spoken language. The currency used in Miami is the US dollar (USD). It is accepted almost everywhere in the city, including restaurants and shops. There are several money exchange locations where foreign currency can be converted. With its vibrant culture, diverse populations and tropical climate, Miami is a great place to visit or live.

Climate and Weather

Situated in South Florida, the climate of Miami is humid subtropical, resulting from its location on the northern tip of the tropical region. Generally, temperatures are warm to hot year round, with the highest mean temperature, 85.5°F (29.7°C), occurring in August and the lowest mean temperature of 75.2°F (24°C) in February. Summers in Miami are hot, humid and rainier than the winter season. Average rainfall here is relatively high with October being the wettest month and April the driest. Snow is a very rare occurrence and may fall only once or twice in a decade. Humidity levels generally remain high throughout the year and sea breezes help to cool the area during the heat of the day. Miami is very prone to tropical storms and hurricanes, with hurricane season running from June to November.

Touring Miami: Airport and Transportation

There are two main airports in Miami: Miami International Airport (MIA) and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL). The easiest way to get from Miami International Airport to downtown in Miami is by taxi. A taxi from MIA to downtown can cost about $25. Yes, you can exchange money at the Miami airport. Miami International Airport has ATMs and money exchange kiosks located throughout the airport.

Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Miami

  1. Miami's culture has a unique blend of Latin American, Caribbean, and American influences that give it its vibrant atmosphere
  2. Miami is home to many iconic art deco architectural landmarks, the most famous being the Art Deco District of South Beach
  3. Miami is home to a rich history, having witnessed large Native American populations, Spanish colonization, Tequesta Indian tribes and generations of Cuban immigration

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