What to see
Do not miss South Beach and Ocean Drive, the Wynwood murals, Little Havana’s Cuban atmosphere, Brickell, Key Biscayne and a day in the Everglades. With a few extra days, the Florida Keys are worth the drive.
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Miami for Genoese travelers
A compact guide from La Superba to the Magic City.
Miami is much more than beaches and palm trees: Latin culture, sports, nature, food and a surprising little connection with Genoa.
Eating in Miami
Make the most of the city’s multicultural food scene: Cuban, Peruvian, Argentine, Colombian, Venezuelan and Caribbean cuisine, alongside Florida’s celebrated stone crab.
SPECIAL STOP
Battubelin: a corner of Liguria in Miami
Owner Giulio Polidori is Genoese, and the restaurant serves genuine Ligurian recipes. Farinata, Recco-style cheese focaccia, pesto, fresh pasta and other specialties are perfect when homesickness for Zena arrives after a few days in Florida.
Discover Battubelin ↗Miami for sports fans
Miami offers sports almost all year round: Inter Miami CF, the Miami Heat, Miami Dolphins, Miami Marlins and Florida Panthers. It is also worth checking football matches, tours and exhibitions available during your stay.
Visit the official team sites
And for Genoani…
Thousands of miles from the Ferraris, there is another piece of the Gradinata Nord: Genoa Club Miami, the local reference point for red-and-blue supporters in Florida. If Genoa are playing during your trip, contact the Club and find out where to watch together.
Contact Genoa Club Miami →Genoa ↔ Miami
Two distant cities connected by the sea, major ports, encounters between different cultures and, today, a small red-and-blue community.
Welcome to Miami. Genoani si resta—even on the other side of the Atlantic.