\nCurrency\u00a0<\/strong>the US dollar (USD). 1 euro = 1.12 USD (June 2017).
\nArea code<\/strong>\u00a0+1; 305 or 786 (Miami).
\nTime difference<\/strong>\u00a0: - 6 h.<\/p>\n
GETTING THERE<\/h2>\n
BRITISH AIRWAYS<\/strong> offers a daily flight between Paris-Orly and Miami via London Heathrow. This spring, the British airline invested in a high-speed 4G service on all its long-haul flights, as well as a facial recognition self-boarding system on the ground. British Airways is also focusing on innovation: electronic baggage tags, the use of iPads on board, business seat-beds with larger pillows, a more comfortable mattress topper, new bed linen and a cosy duvet. In all, \u20ac470 million will be invested to further improve service on board long-haul business class. On the ground, new lounges will be created and the old ones renovated. Soon, a First Wing circuit, designed to facilitate connections for first-class passengers, will be installed at Heathrow terminal 5. AMERICAN AIRLINES<\/strong> offers seven weekly flights between Paris and Miami. The airline is also a partner of British Airways in a transatlantic joint venture which also includes Iberia, Finnair and US Airways, facilitating travel between Europe and the United States with connections to over 219 American destinations. AIR FRANCE<\/strong> operates daily services to Miami from Paris, using Boeing B777-300s equipped with the latest Economy, Premium Economy and Business cabins. XL AIRWAYS<\/strong> operates two flights a week between Paris and Miami from June to September. NORWEGIAN AIR<\/strong>Since this winter, the long-haul low-cost carrier has been offering a direct weekly flight between Paris and Fort Lauderdale, just outside Miami, at unbeatable prices. Just as it did a few years ago in Buenos Aires, in the old docklands district, the opening of this Faena hotel has been accompanied by the launch of a project dedicated to art and culture, dubbed the 'Faena District'. Set behind a sumptuous fa\u00e7ade dating back to 1947, that of the former Saxony Hotel once frequented by Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra, this glamorous establishment is reminiscent of a film set. The red of the velvet dominates, as does the gold of the palm tree motifs. The hotel also houses a cabaret. On the beach side, encased in a glass box, a golden mammoth, a hallucinatory sculpture by Damien Hirst, stands out as the contemporary jewel of this surprising 169-room hotel, a member of Leading Hotels of the World. After being a chain of Japanese-style fusion restaurants, Nobu has also become a chain of hotels. This is the third Nobu in Miami, the first having opened in Las Vegas in 2013. Uniquely, it shares its sumptuous atrium lobby with another hotel, the Eden Roc Miami Beach Hotel. The atmosphere is relaxing, the materials - teak, leather, linen, etc. - noble and natural. In short, it's like being in Japan, but right in the heart of South Beach. In all, 203 rooms designed by architect and designer David Rockwell. Seven years after its opening, this beautiful establishment, surrounded by vegetation and designed by Allan Shulman, continues to attract the attention of the whole of Miami. This very select 50-room gem, with its bohemian chic accents, antique wooden beds, weathered club armchairs and unmissable rooftop terrace, is a favourite with travellers looking for originality and elegant relaxation. Opened in 2009, this 346-room hotel has not aged a day, with its sleek futuristic architecture, palm-fringed pool, glass-walled bathrooms suspended above the sea and azure rooftop terrace. In short, these are just some of the W South Beach's many assets. The Pullman Miami may not be brand new or in the heart of South Beach, but it's still a tropical paradise. Located close to Miami airport and port, it is as convenient for cruise passengers as it is for business travellers, making it ideal for express business trips. It is appreciated not only for its comfort and services worthy of a major business hotel, but also for its peaceful charm, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, with its large swimming pool facing a blue lagoon. In all, 281 rooms. FOUR SEASONS MIAMI<\/strong> HOMEWOOD SUITES DOWNTOWN<\/strong> You'd think you were inside a huge yacht, and you almost are, because this restaurant is located right in front of the bay. Miami's Cipriani, one of twenty variations on the famous Venetian establishment, has become a veritable institution. Of course, it serves the inevitable Bellini cocktail, but also famous carpaccios, marinated aubergines, fish just out of the net, langoustines and rack of lamb, followed by incredibly decadent desserts. All in the heart of the business district. Ideal for a business lunch or dinner. In the trendy SoFi district, Red is a steak house with a chic decor and hand-picked clientele. It boasts a superb wine cellar, top-quality meat and impeccably fresh seafood. The chef offers team-building activities, from creating a cocktail to making a homemade sauce. Terrace with views. If you're looking for an embassy of French gastronomy to impress your American counterparts, head for Palme d'Or, the Frenchy restaurant in the chic Biltmore hotel. On the menu, great French classics revisited America America style by a rising star of French cuisine. Gregory Pugin left France for New York and the Atelier Robuchon before moving to Miami, where he delights himself - and his customers! - by creating astonishing combinations of octopus and snails, and gastronomic tableaux based on Kobe beef or Alaskan cod. Quail and venison are also on the menu. In short, a very fine table. Launched twenty years ago by an Italian by the charming name of Graziano, this concept has flourished in Florida: a pizza with light dough and mostly local and organic ingredients, always extremely tasty. In all, there are four outlets in Miami where you can have a quick and delicious lunch, preferably on the terrace. The meeting of a professional restaurateur and a top harpist, both from Lyon, resulted in the Vagabond Kitchen & Bar, a peppy but simplistic place. Together, the two Frenchmen have opted for a no-frills menu, with impeccably fresh, healthy, crunchy, crispy or melt-in-the-mouth produce. The cocktails, which can be sipped by the pool, are to die for... This address is well known to Miami locals, who are quick to flock to the pretty historic district of MiMo, with its very fifties look, for grilled octopus, creamy polenta or mini burgers, all to be shared... The chef here is a woman, Dena Marino, who cut her teeth in the very select ski resort of Aspen, in Colorado, before opening her own restaurant in the heart of the Design District. On the menu is Italian cuisine, reinvented with feminine grace and elegance. Highly original sushi, combining coconut and macadamia nut flavours with prawns; deliciously creative cocktails, like the one with tequila, agave syrup, kiwi and japale\u00f1o; great rock crab dishes with firm, flavoursome meat; wagyu beef a la plancha, grilled on the outside and melting on the inside: that's all there is to offer at this beautiful beachfront restaurant in the Betsy hotel. As for desserts, a remarkable invention is the Havana flan with Cointreau and coconut, as well as a fine list of Californian wines. On the patio of Wynwood Kitchen & Bar, the epicentre of the Art District, stands a portrait of Tony Goldman, the man who started it all in this once notorious neighbourhood. Today, his daughter presides over the destiny of this space, which is both an art gallery and a restaurant serving inventive fusion cuisine. Its droll name is a nod to the city's mixed origins, as well as to Nabokov's novel. In the heart of the bustling Mary Brickell Village, this restaurant has a seductive historic decor, a former fire station with a Mediterranean Revival style. The interior rooms are elegant, but it's the terrace that's most appealing for its view of the Downtown skyline. Delicious Southern cuisine. Barnes<\/strong> FRENCH-AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FLORIDA<\/strong> MIAMI, Cartoville, Gallimard (2017); MIAMI, City Guide, Wallpaper (2015); MIAMI, Guide du Routard 2017\/2018, Hachette (2016); FLORIDA, Biblioth\u00e8que du Voyageur, Gallimard (2016)
\nTel.: 0 825 825 400
\nInternet: www.britishairways.com<\/p>\n
\nTel.: 0 821 980 999
\nInternet: www.americanairlines.fr<\/p>\n
\nTel.: 0820 320 820
\nInternet: www.airfrance.com<\/p>\n
\nTel.: 0 892 692 123
\nInternet: www.xl.com<\/p>\n
\nTel: 0 97 07 38 001
\nInternet: www.norwegian.com<\/p>\nHOTELS<\/h2>\n
Faena hotel Miami Beach<\/h3>\n
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\n3201 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach.
\nTel.: +1 305 534 8800
\nEmail : reservations-miamibeach@faena.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.faena.com<\/a><\/p>\nNobu Hotel Miami Beach<\/h3>\n
\n4525 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach.
\nTel: +1 305 531 0000
\nInternet : www.nobuedenroc.com<\/a><\/p>\nSoho Beach House<\/h3>\n
\n4385 Collins Avenue.
\nPhone: +1 786 507 7900
\nInternet: www.sohobeachhouse.com<\/p>\nW South Beach Hotel<\/h3>\n
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\n2201 Collins Avenue.
\nPhone: +1 305 938 3000
\nEmail : sobe.reservations@whotels.com<\/a>
\nInternet: www.wsouthbeach.com<\/p>\nPullman Hotel<\/h3>\n
\n5800 Blue Lagoon Drive
\nTel.: +1 305 264 4888
\nEmail : pullman.miami@accor.com<\/a>
\nInternet: www.pullmanhotels.com<\/p>\nOTHER MAJOR BUSINESS HOTELS<\/h3>\n
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\n1435 Brickell Avenue
\nPhone: +1 305 358 3535
\nInternet: www.fourseasons.com
\nST. REGIS BAL HARBOUR<\/strong>
\n9703 Collins Avenue.
\nPhone: +1 305 993 3300
\nInternet: www.stregisbalharbour.com
\nMANDARIN ORIENTAL MIAMI<\/strong>
\n500 Brickell Key Drive.
\nTel.: +1 305 913 8288
\nEmail : momia-reservations@mohg.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.mandarinoriental.fr<\/a>
\nRITZ CARLTON MIAMI<\/strong>
\n3300 Southwest 27th Avenue.
\nTel.: +1 305 644 4680
\nInternet : www.ritzcarlton.com<\/a>
\nINTERCONTINENTAL MIAMI<\/strong>
\n100 Chopin Plaza
\nPhone: +1 305 577 1000
\nInternet: www.icmiamihotel.com<\/a>
\nHYATT REGENCY MIAMI<\/strong>
\n400 South East Second Avenue.
\nTel.: +1 305 358 1234
\nInternet: miami.regency.hyatt.com<\/p>\nBUDGET HOTELS<\/h3>\n
\nA few months ago, the Hilton group opened a hotel in the heart of the business district, between Brickell and Downtown, designed for long-stay business travellers. It's an ideal, brand new option for combining budget and comfort.
\n1750 Southwest 1st Avenue.
\nPhone: +1 305 285 7112
\nInternet: homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
\nATtON BRICKELL<\/strong>
\nLocated in the heart of the business district, this is a very good business hotel with a rooftop swimming pool and a popular Peruvian restaurant. This recently opened hotel, which opened in July 2016, offers a number of low-cost packages.
\n1500 SW 1st Avenue.
\nPhone: +1 786 600 2600
\nEmail : reservationsmiami@atton.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.attonbrickellmiami.com<\/a><\/p>\nRESTAURANTS<\/h2>\n
Cipriani<\/h3>\n
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\n465 Brickell Avenue
\nTel: +1 786 329 4090
\nEmail : ciprianimia@cipriani.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.cipriani.com<\/a><\/p>\nRed, The Steak House<\/h3>\n
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\n119 Washington Avenue.
\nTel.: +1 305 534 3688
\nInternet : www.redthesteakhouse.com<\/a><\/p>\nPalme d'Or<\/h3>\n
\n1200 Anastasia Avenue - Coral Gables.
\nTel: +1 305 913 3200
\nEmail : general@biltmorehotel.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.biltmorehotel.com<\/a><\/p>\nSpris Pizza<\/h3>\n
\n721 Lincoln Road
\nTel: +1 305 673 2020
\nEmail : crofty@spris.cc<\/a>
\nInternet : www.sprispizza.com<\/a><\/p>\nVagabond Kitchen & Bar<\/h3>\n
\n7301 Biscayne Blvd
\nPhone: +1 786 409 5635
\nEmail : reservations@vagabondkitchenandbar.com<\/a>
\nInternet: www.vagabondkitchenandbar.com<\/p>\nMc Kitchen<\/h3>\n
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\n4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Design District.
\nTel.: +1 305 456 9948
\nEmail : info@mckitchen.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.mckitchenmiami.com<\/a><\/p>\nLT Steak & Seafood<\/h3>\n
\n1440 Ocean Drive
\nPhone: +1 305 531 6100
\nEmail : info@thebetsyhotel.com<\/a>
\nInternet : www.thebetsyhotel.com<\/a><\/p>\nWynwood Kitchen & Bar<\/h3>\n
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\n2550 NW 2d Avenue.
\nTel.: +1 305 722 8959
\nInternet: www.wynwoodkitchenandbar.com<\/p>\nDolores but you can call me Lolita<\/h3>\n
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\n1000 South Miami Avenue.
\nTel.: +1 305 403 3103
\nEmail : info@doloreslolita.com<\/a>
\nInternet: www.doloreslolita.com<\/p>\nESTATE AGENCIES<\/h2>\n
\n1150 SW 22nd St. - Email:
\nmiami@barnes-international.com
\nInternet: www.barnes-miami.com
\nOne Sotheby's<\/strong>
\n1000 Brickell Ave Ste 315.
\nTel: +1 (305) 779-2430
\nInternet: www.onesothebysrealty.com
\nviaprestige<\/strong>
\n5701 Biscayne Blvd.
\nPhone: +1 305 495 6539
\nEmail : info@viaprestigemiami.com
\nInternet: viaprestige-miami.com
\nZeldaRentsMiami.com<\/strong>
\n1234 Washington Ave.Suite 206.
\nEmail: zelda@zeldarentsmiami.com
\nInternet: www.zeldarentsmiami.com<\/p>\nINFORMATION<\/h2>\n
\n100 N. Biscayne Blvd, Suite 1105, Miami.
\nPhone: +1 305 374 5000
\nEmail : contact@faccmiami.com
\nInternet: www.faccmiami.com
\nBEACON COUNCIL MIAMI DADE<\/strong>
\n80 SW 8th Street, Suite 2400.
\nPhone: +1 305 579 1300
\nEmail : info@beaconcouncil.com
\nInternet: www.beaconcouncil.com
\nMIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER<\/strong>
\n1900 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach.
\nPhone: +1 786 276 2600
\nInternet: www.miamibeachconvention.com
\nMIAMI TOURISM OFFICE<\/strong>
\nGreater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau - 701 Brickell Ave # 2700.
\nTel.: +1 305 539 3000
\nInternet: www.miamiandbeaches.fr<\/p>\nPRACTICAL GUIDES<\/h2>\n
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