The USA's top vaycay state is best known for its beach resorts and theme parks. But besides the ersatz thrills of Orlando, the nightlife of South Beach, and the well-marketed Victoriana of Key West and Amelia Island, quiet hideaways abound as well.
The spooky ghost tours of St. Augustine
Victor Block At age 458 - founded during the Spanish empire by Admiral Pedro Menéndez de Avilés - St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied settlement in the United States. There’s a lot to recommend a city that old, including charming colonial architecture and a lot of history - not just stretching back centuries but also including its beginnings as a tourism mecca during the Victorian era, the early 20th century, and even the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. And of course…
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Trump International Beach Resort, with a three-night minimum stay...
Throughout the month of March, Miami’s oceanfront Trump International Beach Resort is offering free accommodations on Fridays, for all room types, to guests who book between March 6th and March 16th. And the giving doesn’t stop there. Trump International’s “Free Fridays” package also includes a complimentary, Full American Breakfast daily at the Resort’s featured restaurant, Neomi’s Grill.
Located in the exclusive enclave of Sunny Isles Beach, the contemporary Mobil 4-star resort features all the lavish amenities that one would not normally associate with “free,” including a private stretch of white sand beach, expansive grotto-style pool complex, luxurious air conditioned pool and beachside cabanas, award-winning spa, full-service fitness center, and a number of celebrated dining options.
Valid on stays through March 31, 2010, the “Free Fridays” package is based on a three-night minimum and must include a Friday overnight stay. The package is based on the best available rate for all room types and cannot be combined with any other offer. For reservations or more information, guests may call 877.405.3112 or visit www.trumpmiami.com.
By Dave Barry
Dear Super Bowl Visitor:
Welcome to Miami! Get ready for a fun Super Bowl week, because you're going to see some serious partying ``Miami Style'' -- people eating, drinking, singing, shouting, fighting, discharging firearms, sacrificing animals, sinking motor yachts and dancing naked around burning buses. And those are our police officers.
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Hey, it's not quite the same as churros on a cold night in Madrid at Chocolatería San Ginés, but... when the smell of fried dough and chocolate hit my nose as I walked out of BB&B, I couldn't resist!Video shot and edited on the amazingly simple FLIP, available in the Tripatini Boutique!
Eliseo Parra and Rosalia Roio in Concert!
Friday, October 30, 2009
8:00 p.m.
FREE!
CCE Miami
800 Douglas Rd (SW 37 Avenue)
Coral Gables, FL
Eliseo Parra and Rosalia Roio in Concert!
Música tradicional española/Folk Music
Info: Tel. 305 448 9677 email: info@ccemiami.org
Eliseo Parra is one Spain's leading performers and researchers of folk music. He has traveled to small villages to rediscover old songs, musical instruments and learned how to play some instruments in the traditional style. He reconstructs folk music by adding modern elements. His background may seem surprising to some. He began as a rock musician and afterwards became interested in jazz and Caribbean rhythms. Eventually, he ended up rediscovering Spanish folk music.
Rosalia Roio, Guitar player, songwriter, composer and vocalist, a truly original musician. With a fabulous energy and singular mastery of her instrument, able to un-earth the ancient popular music of her native Spain and embody it in an astonishing performance full of passion and mastery. Rosalia's music is an inspired encounter of beauty, guts and virtuosity. Though educated with some of the bests musicians in the world, Rosalía's songs reveal a truly un-affected, creative and brave artist who has become a cult musician for an international audience. Her music is a fusion of traditional Spanish Folk music that has been largely forgotten. The adaptations combine this folk heritage, which is not derived from Flamenco, with jazz and Latin colors. She has taken many sources and created a new musical vision enriched by her virtuosity guitar technique.
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