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Miami

At its best, Miami is all pastel hues and warm, velvety zephyrs – a tropical reverie. The culture is sensuous and physical, often spiked with Caribbean rhythms and accents. Outdoor activities hold sway throughout the area, at the world-famous beaches and in the turquoise waters; the vibrant nightlife, too, attracts pleasure-seekers, while significant historical sights are around every corner.

  • Two properties for gay males, with a wide variety of room configurations available in both places, all at very reasonable rates.

  • Over 200 costumed performers bring this historical-fantasy event to life at Hialeah Park, which is usually closed to the public. While you’re there, take a look at the 400 resident pink flamingos.

  • Everything needed for a lifetime of romantic dinners: place settings, linens, decorative objects galore, gourmet treats, and a florist.

  • “The Great One,” who practically invented early American television, brought his Jackie Gleason Show permanently to Miami in 1964.

  • Jackie Gleason Theater of the Performing Arts

    The theater is unmistakable for its electric blue color and Lichtenstein’s Mermaid outside. This is the main Miami venue for top-drawer productions on tour.

  • Environmentally conscious, aromatherapy day spa, with various treatments and a line of natural fiber clothing, herbal lotions, and organic foods.

  • Not exclusively gay every night of the week, but Jade is gay-friendly and has a gay night on Fridays. This two-story lounge has three Zen Balinese-themed rooms, featuring paintings by local artists.

  • This is often called the world’s fastest game.

  • From the moment you cross the threshold, everywhere you look there are brightly painted tiles, murals, and all manner of whimsical touches, including at least five different “Welcome” signs. Make reservations well in advance – the location is unbeatable.

  • As the name would suggest, a more low-key choice, where you can listen to jazz and blues by candlelight, and, presumably, feed your id.

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