
Apartments near Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach, FL (935 Rentals)


237 38th St

3921 N Meridian Ave

Garden Apartments

Suites on the Beach

1501 Bay Rd

1419-1421 West Ave

Furnished unit with tropical view

1124 Pennsylvania Ave

833 W 39th St

The Castille Condo's

3790 Royal Palm Ave

Mosaic on Miami Beach Condominium

1470 16th St

Bais shalom

1120 Euclid Ave

601-621 11th St

830 W 40th St

Giller Apartments Condo

1101 Euclid Ave

3900-3920 Garden Ave

1414 West Ave

Belle Plaza Condominium

1113 Meridian Ave

Lincoln Gate Villas

4000 Indian Creek Dr

1036 Washington Ave

Kim Aimee Condo

841 W 40th St

1240 14th St

Golden West Condominium

1056 Euclid Ave

1030 Washington Ave

The Strand on Ocean Drive

1401 Bay Rd

Sofia Apartments

1020 Pennsylvania Ave

1027-1029 Euclid Ave

1045 Meridian

Ocean Beach condo

The Palm House

1035 Euclid Ave

1021 Euclid Ave

1005 Pennsylvania Ave

1311 West Ave

La Fleurette Condominiums

4021 Indian Creek Dr

Brickell North Club

Belle Towers Condominium

The Flats at Euclid

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A piece of art can be one of the main focal points when decorating an apartment, and it's easy to be inspired on a trip to the Bass Museum of Art. Located right in the heart of Miami Beach, the museum is host to some of the city's best collections of Ancient and Renaissance Art. The museum itself is pretty small, so it's a great stop when you're in the city heading back to your apartment, as you won't be there too long. The run regular exhibits, often bordering on the kitschy (such as the recent Marilyn Monroe exhibit), as well as some small cocktail gatherings, which gives this a pretty down-to-earth feel as far as museums are concerned. Aside from paintings and pop culture exhibits, the museum boasts 16th-century tapestries, modern sculptures (including an outdoor sculpture terrace) and travelling exhibits, such as Ancient Egyptian artifacts. This is truly a boutique museum, but no corner feels wasted or superfluous, as none of the art is even remotely pretentious. A fun way to spend an afternoon, and there is a café on site if you get peckish.
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