A National Historic Landmark and accredited museum, Vizcaya welcomes over 317,000 visitors annually from around the globe. The estate offers …
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Jan 27, 2025
Visited with family and toured the grounds. It was pretty muggy out so the interior air conditioning was nice, and we enjoyed touring the property. The grounds outside were not hospitable during ou… Full review by 2020worldtrav2020
Jan 24, 2025
This exemplar of an original Miami mansion and gardens was built for a Mr Deering, International Harvester founder and Chicago businessman as his winter home. Each entertaining room is built as a te… Full review by Peter G
Jan 14, 2025
If you love history and appreciate antique furniture and architecture as well as beautiful gardens then this is a must for you. The QR code allows one to download an audio guide - making it easy to f… Full review by PhoebeRa
My friend and I are planning a visit soon and we want to take some photos of our vacation fun. I've been reading conflicting reports on Vizcaya's photography permits and need to know before I go...I'm not a professional but I have a dslr and again want to get a few portraits in, however on the weekends it says you have to purchase a $350 permit plus tax to do any kind of posed portrait photography. I feel that's steep compared to other museums/gardens. Some people have said they only paid the $22 admission fee and no one asked about a photo permit, others said they had to pay. There's no clear distinction if travel photography for fun is free, even if its basically portrait photography. Has anyone had experience with this? Thanks!
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I took my Nikon DSLR and no one questioned me. I did see someone there taking quinceanera photos with an obvious professional. But that’s all I saw. I had no problems.
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What is Vizcaya's mission?
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Preserving Vizcaya’s cultural and environmental resources to engage people in connecting with the past, understanding the present and shaping the future.