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ART IN THE GARDENS

Visit And Explore

Horticulture And Art

On view year-round ETERNITY

Metal Sculpture by Santiago Medina. Located in the lily pond in front of Lakeview Terrace.

About Pinecrest Gardens: Pinecrest Gardens is a premier venue for the arts, education, entertainment, horticulture, and recreation. On any given day, one can experience a live performance in its 530-seat amphitheater, tour the 14 acres of botanical beauty that includes native forested wetland, tropical hardwood hammock and cypress slough, or participate in a horticulture, cultural arts or conservation workshop.

Pinecrest Gardens is a designated Historic Place on the National Register. Visit www.pinecrestgardens.org to learn more.

Find Us Love Us Share Us @PinecrestGardens 11000 Red Road, Pinecrest, FL 33156

Vizcaya Museum And Gardens

Modeled after grand 18th-century Italian villas, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Coconut Grove was built between 1914 and 1922 as the private waterfront estate of millionaire industrialist James Deering. Taking in the views of the elaborate, manicured gardens will transport you to another time and place. The east terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay feels like it’s part of a palazzo in Venice.

The Mediterranean Revival villa is filled with elaborate Renaissance tapestries, Rococo furniture, Chinese objects d’art, Roman sculptures and early 20th-century paintings.

Rooms are styled after different Italian cities: Milan in the Music Room, Palermo at reception and Venice in various bedrooms. It’s a totally transporting experience.

THE WOLFSONIAN–FIU

Situated in a historic Mediterranean Revival building in the heart of South Beach, The Wolfsonian–FIU is a museum, library and research center with an intriguingly specific scope and mission. The collection of 200,000 artifacts, photographs, design objects and artworks dating from 1850 to 1950 sheds light on “the persuasive power of art and design and explores what it means to be modern.”

Curators work with historical advertisements, posters, clothing, photographs and film to illustrate their theses.

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