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Homestead is a city within Miami-Dade County in the U.S. state of Florida, between Biscayne National Park to the east and Everglades National Park to the west. Homestead is primarily a Miami suburb and a major agricultural area. It is a principal city of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people at the 2015 census.
Restaurants in Homestead
1. Skydive Miami
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Skydive from 13,500ft for a full minute of freefall over beautiful South Florida!! Freefall photography services are available. We use a 15-place Turbine aircraft so that you can jump with your friends!! Tandem skydives are available for first-timers and instructional packages are available for those who wish to skydive solo and earn their license. Open 6 days a week all year round!!
2. R.F. Orchids
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5.0 based on 103 reviews
South Florida's oldest and largest orchid nursery. Fine orchids are our only business! The nursery is open to the public from 9am to 5pm daily except Mondays and a few major holidays. Please join one of our free weekend garden tours (weather permitting, 11am and 3pm Saturdays and Sundays) for a glimpse at the owners' private tropical garden.
Reviewed By km515 - Daytona Beach, United States
Even if you don't plan to purchase an orchid, this place is like a tropical paradise. There are hundreds of orchids hanging, on benches, in gardens etc. and you feel like you are at a botanical park. As an added benefit, a gentleman was passing out cups of lemonade which was a welcome treat. Highly recommended.
3. Fruit & Spice Park
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4.5 based on 429 reviews
The Fruit & Spice Park is a 37-acre subtropical paradise nestled in the heart of the historic Redland community just 35 miles south of Miami. Surrounded by thousands of acres of tropical agriculture, the Park is a jewel in South Florida’s agricultural community attracting over 50,000 visitors a year to its gardens and festivals. More than 500 varieties of exotic fruits, herbs, spices and nuts from around the world; 180 varieties of mangos; 70 varieties of bamboo; 40 varieties of bananas; 15 varieties of jackfruit trees and numerous other exotic edibles are grown and maintained here. Visit our herb and vegetable garden, stroll through the shady banana groves and wonder at the majesty of the African Baobab trees. Spend an hour or an entire day at the Fruit & Spice Park for a tastefully exotic experience.
Reviewed By laurelk166 - Cleveland, United States
So I visited with my brother, was not able to choose that option for type of visit. I have been here before, he had not. We did the tram tour, wonderfully educational. Afterwards had lobster roll and Cuban panini at the Mango Cafe, along with pina colada milkshake and mango smoothie. Everything was excellent! Yes, in summer it will be hot, and do not expect a manicured place, but the chance to see and taste the diversity of fruits is great. They have a selection of fruits in season to sample at the store and you can try whatever is on the ground. Hog plums were delicious, as well as the jack fruit and mangos We also stopped along the road on the way back and bought some fresh lychees which were fantastic!
4. Biscayne National Park Institute
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4.5 based on 1,646 reviews
Biscayne National Park Institute's trips start and end at the Dante Fascel Visitor Center. Sail or powerboat trips can include stopping ashore at Boca Chita or Adams Key, paddling, snorkeling and interpretive tours. Offering half- and full-day trips learning about and exploring the park.
5. Robert Is Here
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4.5 based on 934 reviews
Reviewed By freduomo
This is a giant roadside fruit stand, with produce, flavored honey, and a milkshake/smoothie bar where they whip up amazing drinks with super-fresh, lush produce. Try a Tamarind-Vanilla shake while you pick out some mango honey to take home. Sip a Cantaloupe Smoothie and get some fresh citrus and berries for a picnic.
6. Knaus Berry Farm
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4.5 based on 274 reviews
Reviewed By OGSarahMarie - Miami, United States
Prepare yourself to be addicted to cinnamon rolls and strawberry milkshakes. Knaus Berry Farm has been around for ages and proven to have the best bakery item in town. They grow there own strawberries which are the sweetest and juicest berries you’ve ever tasted! You can also find their milkshake, coffee and ice cream stand next to the bakery. I’m the back you can opt for pick your own berries and weight for price cost. There is a chickee hit for eating your food and you can hear everything going on in the bakery. Parking is always hard as a middle school is acrosss the street making you park along the sides on the street. Get there early (about 6am) to be the first in line or you will be waiting 2-5 hours! Trust me, it’s worth the drive and your taste buds will thank you!
7. Everglades Outpost Wildlife Refuge
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4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By H3236KYpaulc - Bell Canyon, United States
I booked a 1 hour private tour and it far exceeded my expectations. First off, my tour guide Amanda was so nice and incredibly knowledgeable about all the animals. You can tell she’s genuinely concerned about the animals well being and the animals love her. Well, the lemur for some reason has a grudge against her but I didn’t ask why:) The highlight for me by far was Chandlers snakes, especially the white cobra. My goodness. I had the pleasure of meeting that dude and he’s a genuine guy as well. I’m guessing this is why his snakes don’t bite him. When it was over I looked at my watch and my 1 hour private tour was over 2 hours!
8. Seminole Theatre
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
The Seminole Theatre is the premiere performing arts center of Homestead, Florida. The Seminole provides a creative hub of theater, music, dance and education in south Dade county. The Seminole Theatre's mission is to make the live performing arts accessible to the diverse community of the greater Homestead region and to attract established and emerging artists of excellence locally, nationally, and internationally. While the Seminole Theatre's history dates back to 1921, the building was closed in 1979 and suffered almost total devastation from Hurricane Andrew in 1992. After nearly 40 years of being forlorn, a restored Seminole Theatre reopened its doors on December 12, 2015 and we are now celebrating our Grand Opening season. We thank the community for the devoted and continuing support to bring this historic arts center back to life.
9. Black Point Park and Marina
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By YourHelpfulWendy - Miami, United States
I went on a Tuesday afternoon with my daughter to walk around Black Point Marina Park. I have been in that place many years ago but I didn’t know it has more than a restaurant and the actual marina. It turns out that he has a large walkway that you can use for either walk, run, or bike. I parked in one of the many places they have available for free to do so, then I walked around and enjoy the gorgeous view, and took some nice pictures of this place.
10. Coral Castle
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4.0 based on 1,316 reviews
Chosen TOP 35 out of more than 35,000 Museums in the United States "...guaranteed to be the highlight of your trip." Holiday Lettings from TripAdvisor!! TripAdvisor rates Coral Castle “Top 35 out of 35,000 museums across the U.S.” Top ratings from Yelp, New Times Magazine: “Reader Choice Awards: “Best of Miami” Ed Leedskalnin secretly built Coral Castle at night; excavating, carving, and moving 1,100 tons of coral rock. Experience Coral Castle’s “Love Story”, the History, the Science, and how Ed’s items work even after 93 years! Referred to as a Modern Megalith, Coral Castle is compared to the Ancient Megalith’s of the Egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge, and is considered by many, to be “one of the Wonder’s of the World”. Since 1923 Scientists, Engineers, Scholars continue to be amazed! See a hand-carved 9-ton gate, a Polaris telescope, the world’s only Sundial with seasons. Enjoy a movie short about the mysteries of Coral Castle, its creator; Edward Leedskalnin. Relax at the Coral Castle Cafe and enjoy our delicious gourmet menu. Visit our unique gift shop with Coral Castle collectables, science, natural stones, jewelry and much more! Seen on the History Channel, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, Ancient Aliens, Univision, Telemundo, Sabado Gigante's Don Francisco, BBC! Even Billy Idol wrote his famous song; “Sweet Sixteen” in 1987 about Ed and his Coral Castle, Billy continues to talk about Ed all over the world and sing "Sweet Sixteen" in concerts today. Continuous live tours! Free parking.
Reviewed By TravelingWithDogz - Baltimore, United States
This is a fascinating, unique place with an interesting history. The tour guides are very informative and entertaining. The way Ed built the place on his own was pretty amazing - he sounded like a brilliant guy. Construction and engineering enthusiasts will really enjoy a visit. The gift shop has some interesting things, and we bought a set of books about the place so we could read some more about Ed and what he accomplished, including the research he did later in life. This place is well-worth a visit. We came down from Miami beach and spent a few hours at Safari Edventure (do the ITS tour!) and then visited Coral Castle in the afternoon. You can easily do both in one day without rushing.
