If you are in the Coconut Grove area this is a place worth visiting. It takes you back to the pioneer lifestyle that started Miami.
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If you are in the Coconut Grove area this is a place worth visiting. It takes you back to the pioneer lifestyle that started Miami.
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Great historic house and mangove hammoch. Some peace and quiet just a half block walk from the hustle of Coconut Grove. Bay front view.
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After visiting Vizcaya, we loved the total contrast and simplicity of Barnacle, the history trail boards offered us a glimpse into the life to Ralph M Munroe and his amazing achievements. A man of great foresight, we were left wondering what he would make of the Miami of today and its people. You need to arrive before 2.30 as that...
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Nice beaches, good for nature walks. Be sure to visit the historic lighthouse and go all the way to the top for great 360 views if you can handle the steps. There is a restaurant for lunch with decent food.
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My brother married at this park and it was private and scenic. It's also historic in Miami/Coconut Grove. A gem of a park.
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For a nominal fee you get to experience in a small way what it was like to live in Miami in the late 1800's. The tour is recommended to get the most out your visit. It will not take a lot of time to walk from the road to the shore, and read the informative signs.
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You'll imagine what life was like in early Florida by visiting this historic home site, the earliest house left. The owner was the first "snowbird" to come here during the cold winters up north. The day we were there a wedding was taking place which added to our enjoyment. The home and boat house were crafted to allow a nice...
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We visited the Barnacle a week ago and it was such a lovely place to walk through. It was not a place to devote a day to, but definitely an hour. To get to the actual house you have to walk through some of the original and last standing hammocks of Miami. After passing through the thick greenery, the house...
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Take a walk down the 2 acres of untouched forest which is called "hammock" towards Ralph Munroe's home and boathouse located on Biscayne Bay. Its a genuinely interesting attraction because Florida doesn't have much "history" and since this dates to the late 1800's, it's something different than your typical architecture and typical tourist attraction. Being on the grounds its easy...
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Excellent tour guide who brought out the ambience of what is was like to live in this historic house. Worth a visit as is the walk around the property.
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