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Vizcaya Prepares to welcome visitors

To ensure all protocols are in place, Vizcaya is postponing its opening to the public and will make an opening announcement soon.

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Vizcaya’s Jatropha and Staghorn Ferns recognized by the Plant Collections Network.

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens' Jatropha and Staghorn Fern collections have been accredited and accepted into the Plant Collections Network.

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Vizcaya, part of the Plant Collections Network

In 2019, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens received its first two accreditations from the Plant Collections Network, an American Public Gardens Association initiative that recognizes the importance of the genetic diversity of plant collection by botanic gardens in North America.

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Florida Secretary of State Announces Fourth Annual “March of Museums” Initiative

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has partnered with Florida Department of State on statewide initiative

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Red Tricycle names Vizcaya one of the Best Museums for Kids and Families

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens named one of Miami's Best Museums for Kids and Families.

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Florida Insiders’ Brief History of Vizcaya

The estate used to belong to industrialist and conversationalist James Deering. He set out building it to conserve the local landscape in the area and to protect the wildlife and plants. Deering rounded up as many as 1,000 workers to construct his luxurious estate on Biscayne Bay, in what is the present-day Coconut Grove area.

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Finding solutions for flood resilience

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has received a $194,000 grant from the State of Florida, Division of Emergency Management’s Hurricane Loss Mitigation Program to secure a temporary floodproofing solution that will prevent damage to this National Historic Landmark.

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XO names Vizcaya one of America’s Most Stunning Wedding Venues

Discover waterfront opulence at one of Miami’s most unique venues. Featuring expansive grounds, tranquil gardens and statues, and views across the Biscayne Bay, this ornate venue has been a European-inspired sanctuary in an urban setting since it was built in 1922. It also offers plenty of corners and nooks primed for gorgeous photography opportunities.

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Vizcaya Ball Unites Philanthropists for the Preservation of a Landmark

For more than 100 years, Vizcaya has added a touch of European style to the Miami aesthetic. This year’s Vizcaya Ball samples the estate’s most elaborate spaces with the theme “Rock Your Rococo.” Emceed by NBC 6 anchor Roxy Vargas, the 63rd Annual Vizcaya Ball raises funds for the continued preservation of Vizcaya Museum and

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UM’s South Florida Travel Writers Group: Vizcaya’s architecture

Ira Shapiro, a volunteer tour guide at the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, takes a look at the people who are ready for the tour, he smiles as he is ready to tell the story about the Vizcaya to them.

The Stories of Vizcaya

Vizcaya Prepares to welcome visitors

Vizcaya’s Jatropha and Staghorn Ferns recognized by the Plant Collections Network.

Vizcaya, part of the Plant Collections Network

Florida Secretary of State Announces Fourth Annual “March of Museums” Initiative

Red Tricycle names Vizcaya one of the Best Museums for Kids and Families

Florida Insiders’ Brief History of Vizcaya

Finding solutions for flood resilience

XO names Vizcaya one of America’s Most Stunning Wedding Venues

Vizcaya Ball Unites Philanthropists for the Preservation of a Landmark

UM’s South Florida Travel Writers Group: Vizcaya’s architecture

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