Florida’s southern metropolis is the must-see gateway between two continents.

 

UPDATE: On Aug. 1, 2016, the Centers for Disease Control issued a warning about new cases of the Zika virus in Miami. Anyone planning travel to South Florida should seek the latest updates from the Florida Dept. of Health and the CDC.

Whether coming from the North or the South, and visiting for a conference, beach vacation, or a long layover before a Caribbean cruise, there’s something for everyone in multicultural Miami, where business meets pleasure, high art clashes with kitsch, and tasting menus and street food mingle like few other American cities. When guests at the iconic Delano in South Beach need a guide, they turn to concierge D’Michael Haas, a cycling aficionado who’s fluent in three language. Haas helps them navigate this dynamic gateway by the sea with these musts.

 

For more on Miami, read “Here’s How to Have One Spectacular Day in Miami.”

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A version of this article appears in the August 1, 2016 issue of Fortune.