This planetarium is showing "Space Park 360: Geodesium Edition," an immersive entertainment show for fulldome theaters. It's like an amusement park with its rides placed throughout the solar system.
It’s bad business including the word “Gumbo” in the name of a crustacean paradise that’s *not* a restaurant. Wind through a decked trail and meet stingrays and learn about the life cycle of frogs
Great free park (2 actually, one for younger kids) along the intercoastal. Bring a picnic blanket and sit under a gazebo and watch the boats go by.
The Science and Technology Education Innovation Center has teamed up with NASA’s Summer of Innovation Program to offer Middle School Girls a week long camp.
Know for the boulders dropped off coast, artificial reefs for local fish, this park has a monument to Donald Capron, the man who was instrumental in preserving Boca's coast for parks & public use
An incredibly well maintained playground and science center, a gym, outdoor hockey rink, nature trails, and over half a dozen baseball fields make this an awesome park. Playground rules all others.
Amazing snorkeling you would never believe - but you've got to have a dive flag and be willing to swim out beyond the buoy. More fish than you can imagine. Watch out for boats - they can't see you.
When I was a park ranger this was the my least favorite detail because it was boring and nobody visited. Now it's a hub of community events and athletic activities.
Indoor water slide - but you've gotta be a member. What are you waiting for?
There's evidence of an ancient civilization hidden somewhere here if you're brave enough to discover it. Twirl a long stick in front of you. You'll understand why when I mention this.
The restaurant is great. I don't get the layout of the gardens, but there is a mound, which makes it cool relative to every other flat thing around here.
Winner of Best Art Museum 2011. See more of the best at http://bestof.voiceplaces.com/miami En savoir plus .
Sanctuary for endangered, rare and threatened animals including tigers, crocodiles and the infamous Komodo Dragon, plus special animal education programs geared for children of all ages
After a long day of admiring countless masterpieces, enjoy an afternoon Latte at Books & Books cafe -- great place to pick up souvenirs as well!
