Miami Night Gallery

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The city from the water and the street, in roughly the order an evening runs, from the bay by daylight to the skyline lit up at night. Weighing up Miami Night guided tours? These are the views your evening is built around.

The set opens on the bay by day, where a cruise boat crosses in front of the towers, then passes the waterfront homes you see from a boat. Then the sun goes down: a catamaran on the water, Brickell's towers at dusk, and the neon of Ocean Drive's hotels coming on.

Next comes dusk from the deck, with the skyline under a pink sky and string lights along the rail. It ends in full dark: the islands and their lit homes, the skyline and a causeway across the water, and downtown's towers after nightfall.

The downtown skyline from the bay by day, a cruise boat crossing in front

A white modern villa among palms, its own dock on the water

A Mediterranean-style mansion behind palms and a sea wall on turquoise water

A sailing catamaran on the bay at sunset, the skyline low on the horizon

Brickell's towers from above at dusk, the bay grey-blue beyond them

The Art Deco hotels of Ocean Drive lit in neon under a sunset sky, palms along the sand

The skyline in silhouette under a pink dusk sky, seen from the deck of a boat

String lights along a boat rail at dusk, the city blurred behind

The bay islands from above at dusk, lit homes in the trees and the skyline beyond

The downtown skyline at night across the water, a lit causeway reflected in the bay

Lit apartment towers and palms along the bayfront at night

Downtown at night from above, a green-lit tower and a floodlit historic tower below

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