Hey / Hola (Spanish widely spoken)
How locals say hello in Miami
Winter (Dec–April) — avoid hurricane season (June–Nov)
Miami is actually two cities — Miami Beach (the island) and Miami proper (the mainland). Most visitors want Miami Beach.
The Tequesta people lived at the Miami River mouth for thousands of years before Spanish explorers arrived. The modern city was born from a quirk of agriculture: the Great Freeze of 1894–95 destroyed Florida's citrus crops — except Julia Tuttle's grove in the south. She sent fresh orange blossoms to railroad tycoon Flagler, convincing him to extend his railway south. Miami incorporated on July 28, 1896 with 300 residents — the only major American city founded by a woman.
Over 70% of Miami residents speak Spanish as their primary language — it's the only major US city where English is not the dominant language.
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