
Apartments near Miami Science Museum in Miami, FL (2,039 Rentals)


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Echo Brickell

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701 SW 7th Ave

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245 SW 11th St

165 SW 12th St

980 SW 6th St

1444 SW 7th St

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2141 SW 14th Ter

2154 SW 14th Ter

2121 SW 14th Ter

1426 SW 7th St

755 SW 7th St

835 SW 7th St

Tequesta Place

1118 SW 6th St

1050 SW 6th St

155 SW 12th St

421 SW 9th St

411 SW 9th St

Medvin Apartments

221 SW 11th St

Domus Brickell Center

1128 SW 6th St

603 11th Ave

680 SW 7th Ave

938 SW 6th St

888 SW 6th St

620 SW 8th Ave

620 SW 13th Ave

618 SW 13th Ave

1431 SW 22nd Ave

1152 SW 6th St

1146 SW 6th St

615 SW 12th Ave

1361 SW 7th St

1355 SW 7th St

1341 SW 7th St

1520 SW 7th St

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1470 SW 7th St

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A full day of adventure, maybe two, can be found by residents of Miami apartments at the Miami Science Museum. Included on the grounds are the Space-Transit Planetarium, the Weintraub Observatory and a Wildlife Center. The current location of the museum is in the historic Vizcaya complex, the beautiful former winter villa of agricultural industrialist James Deering, a prominent figure in Miami history. The architecture and beauty of these buildings on the shoreline is enough to draw any Miami Science Museum apartment dweller. Many of the exhibits in the museum gallery are there on a non-permanent basis and usually stay at the museum for up to six months. The planetarium is made for star gazing Miami apartment dwellers and houses a 65 foot diameter domed projection screen. The Weintraub Observatory offers two powerful telescopes through which you can view the intricacies of the planets as well as galaxies, nebulas and double stars. The Wildlife Center is a facility dedicated to the ecological research, rehabilitation, and release of injured birds of prey. The center also hosts annual Snake Day and Lizard Day and teaches participants about what to do if an injured bird is found in your Miami Science Museum apartment complex grounds. A discount on admission is offered to people who live in Dade County apartments and it is $15.30 for adults and $11.05 for kids aged 3-12. The cost includes everything - gallery viewing, planetarium shows and wildlife center admission. Hours are 10 am to 6 pm, Monday through Friday, every day of the year except for Christmas. One note here is that the Museum will relocate in 2012 to Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami along with the Miami Art Museum to further utilize the currently underused park. Architectural drawings are incredible and it should be just as splendid of a place for residents of Miami Science Museum apartments to visit as it is now.
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