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6 I HOWlUUbbimbtjUlüt HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE This guide helps visitors to get the most from a visit to Florida. It provides expert recommendations as well as detailed practical information./nfroduc/ngF/or/iia maps the whole state and sets Florida in its historical and cultural context. M/om/^rea6y Area and the six regional chapters describe all the important sights, using maps, pictures, and illustrations. Features cover topics from architecture to food and sport. Hotel and restaurant recommendations can be found in Travelers'Needs, while the Survival Guide includes tips on everything from transportation to safety. i'l Miami Area by Area Miami is divided into three sightseeing areas. Each has Its own chapter, which opens with a list ofthe sights described. A fourth chapter, Farther Afield, covers outlying sights. All sights are numbered and plotted on an Area Map. Descriptions of each sight follow the map's numerical order, making sights easy to locate within the chapter. Sights at a Glance lists the chapter's sights by category: Museums and Galleries, Streets and Neighborhoods, Historic Buildings, for example. Street-by-Street Map I This gives a bird's-eye view ofthe heart of each sightseeing area. A suggested route for a walk is shown in red All pages relating to Miami havered thumb tabs. Area Map For easy reference, the sights are numbered and located on a map. Sights are also shown on the Miami Street Finder on pages 104-109. . A locator map shows where you are in relation to other areas of the city center. Detailed Information All the sights in Miami are described individually, with addresses, opening hours, and other practical information. The key to the symbols used in the information block is found on the back flap.