Immigration

Landing in our city is like arriving at several countries at the same time.
MiamiDade county has many communities that have not lost their own unique characteristics.
A mosaic of nationalities: Cuban, Colombian, Brazilian, Dominican, Argentinian, Guatemalan, Venezuelan, Honduran, Hatian, Mexican to only mention a few.
They offer the most genuine of their cultures.

Hi,I am Ed Melo.
I have been living and working with tourists in MiamiDade county for many years now and I have seen everything and I know everything that the city has to offer.
One day, my best friend, showed me his collection of Miami postcards and pictures from early 20th century.
I was impressed, he had been collecting all these things for many years.
We came up with an idea.
To make a web site uniting my expertise about the county and his knowledge about collectibles.

We want to give you the best information about our city and show you how the county looked like in the beginning of the 20th century, in other words, we want to show you the past, the present and if possible the future of our city.

Through our web site you will receive the best information of how to enjoy your stay in our city.
We guarantee you will save time, energy and money at the moment of making decisions.

It's our interest to facilitate you with the direct way to obtain advantages when it is time to select the hotel, restaurants, the attendance to events and the benefit of beaches and parks, as well as to enjoy music and the dance in the nights of our city.
In that sense we will make available to you the fastest and safest routes to arrive at the interesting places to make the tourism that you desire.

In our city there is a great variety to choose from between the pure anglian taste, the flavors of the Caribbean, the South American atmosphere and most exotic than it is possible to be imagined of the Eastern world.
We invite you to interchange opinions by sending us your questions, contributions and suggestions, of which we will be thankful.

This is a postcard from 1920.
This highway was named MacArthur Causeway in 1942,after General Douglas MacArthur(He was a brilliant commander that fought in three major wars:World War I, World War II and Korean War).
It links downtown to South Beach and it passes over a few islands, including Watson Island, Palm Island, Hibiscus Island and Star Island.