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Arts & Entertainment District is the cultural capital of Miami, which plays host to a number of festivals, concerts and events. If there's something big happening in the city, you can be sure it's at this lively neighborhood. Featuring concerts by renowned as well as budding artists; fascinating art exhibitions and film festivals and a number of flea markets, this is an ultimate social hub which has something for everyone. Conveniently located at the heart of the city, events hosted here draw in hordes of people from across and beyond the state of Florida. 

Old U.S. Post Office and Courthouse

Built in 1914, this historic post office and courthouse was the first major federal building in Miami. The three-story building sports Neoclassical architecture and Spanish tile roofs. In the 1930s, the building became home to the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Miami. The now abandoned building was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1989.

Miami Monument Company

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Conceived and designed by German designer Konstanin Grcic, Netscape In Miami Design District is an intricate web of 24 chairs suspended from a metal frame which contorts to form a six-point star overhead. These innovative seats are situated in the artistic design fair of Miami, and have invited a great many visitors to swing from the chairs which bear uncanny resemblances to hammocks. The columns supporting the metal frame are draped in green plants, and the contrast is a spectacular one as visitors admire the carefully crafted structure which never fails to amaze! 

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