In this video i'm going to show you 10 things to do in South Florida under $40 bucks.
Let's get right into it. First up is the Venetian pool. The Venetian pool is a massive, iconic, and
historic swimming pool in coral gables that has its own aquifer. It contains 820,000 gallons of
fresh spring water making it naturally refreshing and it boasts breathtaking scenery as well.
Everyone can find fun at this pool, thanks to its size and varying depths. Visitors can relax
in the shallows or swim in the deep end. Most people spend about two to three hours here and
it's the perfect place to cool off and go for swim. Admission is $16 and if you're a Coral
Gables resident your cost will be six dollars and fifty cents. Next up we have the Rubell museum.
The museum founded by Mara and Don Rubell boasts 100,000 square feet of gallery space.
The museum's holdings include work from over a thousand artists, most of the superstars in
the contemporary art world. The museum also features three major Kusama installations:
Let's survive forever, Where the lights in my heart go and the narcissist garden. A must visit
for any art lover out there. Admission is $15 and if you want the Kusama access it will be $25.
They also offer discounts and free admission for seniors US veterans and persons with disabilities.
Happy-go-lucky is a multimedia exhibit combining lighting, fabrication, sculpture,
sound design and optical illusions to transform ordinary spaces into unique sensory experiences.
Their aim is to spread happiness, confidence and positivity through skillfully designed
environments. You can get the perfect picture for your social media in one of their many art rooms.
The pop-up exhibit will be in Miami through the summer of 2022 and admission will set you
back $29 Monday through Thursday and $32 Friday through Sunday. Toddlers 3 and under are free. If
you're looking for some outdoors fun check out the Flamingo Garden. The 60-acre botanical garden and
everglades wildlife sanctuary features over 3 000 species of rare and exotic tropical, sub-tropical
and native plants and trees and is home to the largest collection of Florida's native wildlife.
It's the perfect place to show the kids animals without taking them to an actual zoo. It's a great
place to visit with the family and the perfect stop for any nature lover. Admission is only $20.
Next up we have Super Blue Miami. If you're into interactive exhibits this one is for
you. A great place to take photos but some rooms are just for relaxing and taking everything in.
If you're looking for something to do on a date this is a great option.
It's a total feast for all the senses. It's an awesome experience to explore however
this one is a little bit more costly at $36. For another outdoor spot visit Tinez's Farms. Tinez's
farms was founded by Jessica and Ruben Martinez. Being Miami natives, they realized how scarce the
market for local organically grown goods were. Having little to no experience in agriculture
they ventured on this journey with a single common goal, to build a better tomorrow for their family.
So, they're learning along the way and sharing their wealth with their hometown. The best
times to visit are during seasonal celebrations where they bring back the simple joys of pure
uninterrupted family fun in the great outdoors. Admission is $15 for adults and $12 for kids.
An innovative leader in the field of digital and experimental art, Artechouse expands the
possibilities of art and how we experience it through cutting edge technology - driven
exhibitions and experiences. Definitely a cool spot to check out and get some cool pics.
They do change their exhibitions from time to time so make sure you visit them online
first before going. Admission is $24 for adults and $17 for kids.
Keeping it moving with more art is the Margulies Collection at the warehouse,
a non-profit institution located in a 50 000 square foot retrofitted warehouse in the Wynwood
Arts district of Miami. Consistently named to lists such as the art news top 200 collectors,
the Margulies collection is considered by curators, critics, artists, dealers and collectors
as one of the most important collection of its kind. The warehouse is operated and funded by the
Martin Z. Margulies Foundation, a 40-year resource for the study and enjoyment of the visual arts.
Admission is $10 for adults. State of Florida students with valid id is free
and all other students are $5. If you're looking for something a bit more exciting then check out
Monster Mini Golf. Demon black lights bring to life the most stimulating and unique mini golf
experience in the universe. More than mini golf, humans of all ages are guaranteed to have a blast.
There's no cost to enter but one round of mini golf is $11 for adults and $9 for kids. Last we
have Smorgasburg Miami the largest weekly open year food market in America. This place is for
everyone from sweets to coffee, plant-based to meat-eating, they have it all. Plenty of vendors
to choose from. This space is a beautiful oasis in the heart of Wynwood - spacious, vibrant and
welcoming. Be sure to come hungry and as of now they are only open on Saturdays. There's no entry
fee but you do have to pay for the food. Thanks so much for watching. If you enjoyed this video
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