Vizcaya Museum & Gardens(Vizcaya Museum and Gardens)

This is a beautiful place to take photos. Also, I saw people were taking their wedding photos there.

The Vizcaya Manor, now known as the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Baroque architecture, Renaissance architecture, Neo-Renaissance architecture, Mediterranean architecture! The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is the only publicly owned national historic landmark in Miami and is recognized as one of the most important cultural heritages of the American Gilded Age. Located in the heart of Miami, the museum has become one of Miami's most popular tourist attractions with its peaceful and cultural atmosphere and breathtaking natural scenery. The more than 70 rooms here are filled with century-old artworks, and the magnificent and orthodox garden Florentine Terrace is built on more than 30 acres of land.

I didn't expect that there is such a beautiful and classical place in the United States. It really lives up to the saying that facing the sea, flowers bloom in spring. The architecture is very distinctive, the garden is also beautifully trimmed and refreshing, with lush vegetation. No wonder many local newlyweds use this as the background for their wedding photos.

The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is the private estate of industrial magnate James Deering. The entire building is in Italian Renaissance style and is built by the sea. There are 70 rooms of different styles on three floors, displaying the exquisite artworks collected by the owner during his lifetime. The outdoor garden is elegant and peaceful, with plants neatly trimmed by professionals, and dotted with European fountains and sculptures. It is also a good place to enjoy the sea view of Biscayne Bay. The private estate has hosted dignitaries and celebrities from various countries many times, and many Hollywood movies have been filmed here. It has now become a popular place for taking wedding photos and artistic photos.

I don't even know where to begin talking about this place, I just know it was worth it and I will go back again without a doubt. This is one of the most majestic houses I have ever seen. It takes you back to the past. However, here you will also feel like walking in a storybook. There are so many amazing sights to see. They said the tour would take 2 hours but it took us 4 hours because everything was so spectacular and behind every view there was something even more spectacular and grander. I highly recommend visiting this place

Vizcaya is extremely luxurious, both in terms of the building itself and the furnishings inside. To the west of the villa is a large garden with a symmetrical design. From the sculptures, fountains, plants to the overall layout and scale, it is highly ornamental, giving people the feeling of being in a European royal palace garden. Many world leaders and executives have visited Vizcaya, such as President Reagan, Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth, King Juan Carlos I of Spain and Queen Sofia, etc., and it has been established as an important historical landmark in the United States.

The Vizcaya Museum was my favorite part of the trip to Miami. It was a mansion built by the richest man in the 16th and 17th centuries to avoid the cold. I liked it very much because all the decorations, ceilings, walls, and sculptures were original masterpieces he bought, and then he asked an architect to design the house to fit the masterpieces, so it contains many famous paintings. The sea and stone boats behind the house, and the bridge are also part of the leisure and entertainment. The owner greets guests returning from sailing here. There is also a huge garden and farm. After seeing this house, I know how real rich people should live.