Monuments in Miami

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FAMOUS MONUMENTS IN MIAMI
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• It is a uninhabited counterfeit island of South
  Beach in the city of Miami Beach in Biscayne Bay,
  Florida, United States. A 110-foot (34 m) high
  monolith with figurative models at its base
  stands as a landmark to Miami pioneer Henry M.
  Flagler, and was worked in the focal point of the
  newly developed island in memory of Flagler, who
  kicked the bucket in 1913.Miami-Dade County keeps
  up the island, including humble excursion offices
  and refuse jars, and is thinking about giving a
  250,000 attach to address the landmark's not
  kidding decay because of its introduction to
  cruel marine components, vandalism and long
  periods of conceded support.

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• It is a U.S. historically significant area
  situated in the South Beach neighborhood of Miami
  Beach, Florida. The zone was notable as the
  locale where Italian style architect Gianni
  Versace lived, in a chateau on Ocean Drive. It is
  bounded by the Atlantic Ocean toward the east,
  Sixth Street toward the south, Alton Road toward
  the west, the Collins Canal and Dade Boulevard
  toward the north. It contains 960 memorable
  buildings. Although the structural structure is
  usually viewed as an European enlivened Southern
  United States wonder, there were in reality a few
  different regions of the world that at the same
  time created similarly.