The story
A dying millionaire built this Italian palace in the mangroves, then died aboard a steamship before seeing it completed.
Everything that was here
- 1916–present · still open
Vizcaya Museum and GardensEstate/Museum
A dying millionaire built this Italian palace in the mangroves, then died aboard a steamship before seeing it completed.
See the map in 1917 → - 1912–2014
Tobacco RoadBar
Miami's oldest bar survived Prohibition, Al Capone, and cocaine cowboys before falling to Brickell development.
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