Vogue’s Official Guide to Miami

-Lilah Ramzi

Pérez Art Museum Miami, Downtown Miami

Steps from the glittering Intercoastal, the Pérez Art Museum Miami (or PAMM) offers a dazzling collection of contemporary art. The sprawling space, boasting over 2,000 works including pieces by Olafur Eliasson and Frank Stella, delights the connoisseur and art-novice alike.

-Ian Malone

de la Cruz Collection, Design District

If you’re craving a more personal experience than PAMM provides, head over to de la Cruz Collection. The formerly private collection of Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz offers the cultured visitor a chance to admire works by Salvadore Dalí, Alex Katz, Félix González-Torres, Rashid Johnson, and other contemporary masters.

-Ian Malone

The Webster, Miami Beach

While The Webster now has multiple locations across the United States, its 20,000 square foot flagship is housed in a fabulous turquoise and pink Art Deco building on Collins Avenue. It’s a must-visit for any luxury lover or architecture aficionado.

-Elise Taylor

Tierra Santa Healing House, Miami Beach

Tierra Santa Healing House at The Faena is incredible, and Tammy Fender’s holistic spa in West Palm is worth the drive from Miami. It’s her only standalone studio.

-Celia Ellenberg, Beauty Director

Public Art, Miami Design District

Miami’s Design District, in my opinion, has the best public art installations of any city in the country. There’s Conscious Actions by GT2P (essentially a teal swing set), Virgil Abloh’s Dollar a Gallon, and Daniel Toole’s Jade Alley, just to name a few. Here’s an official list—take an afternoon, grab an iced coffee, head over to Paseo Ponti, and wander around. 

-Elise Taylor

Mrs. Mandolin, Miami

Inside Mandolin, the restaurant, is Mrs. Mandolin—a lifestyle store offering ceramics, linens, and olive oils that will immediately help recreate the feeling of being in Greece.

-Alexandra Gurvitch, Associate Director of Creative Development

Cult Gaia 

It’s official: Jasmin Larian Hekmat has made her mark on Miami with the opening of her gorgeous Cult Gaia store in the Design District. The sanctuary-inspired boutique feels like you’re stepping into a modern oasis filled with sculptural accessories, outfits for a night out on the town, and the chicest beach wear for days spent in the sun.