Explore Vizcaya Museum & Gardens in Miami, Florida, a stunning waterfront estate with Italian-style architecture, lush ...

Though Vizcaya built in the 20th century — construction began in 1914 and completed in its entirety in 1922 — it is largely based on 18th century villas. It was adapted to South Florida’s subtropical ...

The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has been a meeting place for presidents, a monarch and a pope. But the Italianate villa and gardens have also been the backdrop for countless quinceañera and wedding ...

People have been cooped up for a year, and they’ve been jonesing to get out for some late-night fun. Now, everyone’s in luck because there’s a Miami hot spot that’s giving you a safe after-hours ...

It's a Miami comeback story more than 30 years in the making. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has just reinstalled its iconic Peacock Columns—sculptural replicas of the originals removed before Hurricane ...

Nestled amid acres of lush gardens and vintage, antique structures is something comparable to an underwater fantasy. Find Vizcaya’s iconic swimming pool grotto, one of only two public sites in the ...

With its palatial bearing and labyrinthine landscaping, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens is one of Miami-Dade’s most popular tourist spots. More than 200,000 people visit the county-owned villa each year.

A delicate, rare mural of shimmering water, glimmering shells, swirling fish and friendly turtles decorates the grotto at Vizcaya, one of Miami’s most picturesque historic sites. But it’s in a sea of ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Missing for about a century, a historic Steinway & Sons Piano has returned to Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. The 1916 piano was documented in archival photographs ...