Attractions

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Seminole Theatre

A historic gem in downtown Homestead, the Seminole Theatre opened in 1921 and now serves as the city’s premier performing arts venue. Restored with Art Deco flair, it hosts concerts, plays, film screenings, and community events in a beautifully preserved space.

18 N Krome Ave
Homestead, FL 33030

786.650.2073
www.seminoletheatre.org
info@seminoletheatre.org

Homestead Station

This modern mixed-use complex features an EVO Entertainment center with IMAX, bowling lanes, and arcade games, plus retail shops and the innovative Cybrarium library. It’s also a key hub for Miami-Dade’s rapid transit system.

4 S Krome Avenue
Homestead, FL 33030

305.637.7300
homesteadstation.com
karen@horizonpropertiesfl.com

Cybrarium

A high-tech public library unlike any other, the Cybrarium blends traditional books with virtual reality, 3D printing, and interactive exhibits. It’s a multi-floor literary playground designed to inspire all ages.

80 West Mowry Drive
Homestead, FL 33030

305.224.4410
cybrarium.org
info@cybrarium.org

Historic Town Hall

Built in 1917, Homestead’s original town hall now houses a museum dedicated to the city’s history. Visitors can explore vintage photographs, artifacts, and exhibits that trace Homestead’s evolution from pioneer town to vibrant community.

41 N Krome Ave
Homestead, FL 33030

305.242.4463
townhallmuseum.org
admin@townhallmuseum.org

Coral Castle Museum

Carved entirely by one man using mysterious methods, Coral Castle is a surreal sculpture garden made of massive coral rock. Built as a tribute to lost love, it’s one of Florida’s most intriguing roadside attractions.

28655 S. Dixie Highway
Homestead, FL 33033

305.248.6345
coralcastle.com
info@coralcastle.com

Knaus Berry Farm & Fruit Farm

A beloved seasonal farm stand since 1956, Knaus Berry Farm is famous for its cinnamon rolls, fresh strawberries, and U-pick produce. It’s a local tradition that draws long lines and loyal fans every winter.

16790 SW 177th Ave
Miami, FL 33187

305.247.0668
knausberryfarm.com

Homestead Miami Speedway

This 650-acre motorsports complex hosts NASCAR, IndyCar, and other racing events on its 1.5-mile oval and road course. With progressive banking and high-speed thrills, it’s a must-visit for racing enthusiasts.

One Ralph Sanchez Speedway Boulevard
Homestead, Florida 33035-1501

305.230.5000
www.homesteadmiamispeedway.com

Monkey Jungle

Founded in 1933, Monkey Jungle flips the zoo experience—visitors walk through caged paths while monkeys roam freely in a subtropical forest. It’s home to over 300 primates and offers interactive eco-tours.

14805 SW 216th St.
Miami, FL 33170

305.235.1611
www.monkeyjungle.com

Schnebly’s Winery

The southernmost winery in the U.S., Schnebly’s crafts tropical fruit wines from mango, lychee, and guava. Set among waterfalls and tiki huts, it’s a lush escape offering tastings, tours, and live music.

30205 SW 217th Ave
Homestead Florida 33030

305.242.1224
schneblywinery.com
info@schneblywinery.com

Robert is Here Fruit Stand and Farm

A Homestead icon since 1959, this roadside stand offers exotic fruits, legendary milkshakes, and a petting zoo. It’s a quirky, flavorful stop that captures the spirit of South Florida agriculture.

19200 SW 344th St
Homestead, FL 33034

305.246.1592
www.robertishere.com

Homestead Bayfront Park Beach

This family-friendly park features a sandy beach, atoll pool, marina, and picnic areas with views of Biscayne Bay. It’s a popular launch point for boating and a relaxing spot for swimming and sunbathing.

9698 SW 328th Street
Homestead, FL 33033

305.230.3033
www.miamidade.gov/parks/homestead-bayfront

Everglades National Park

The Homestead entrance to Everglades National Park opens into 1.5 million acres of subtropical wilderness. Visitors can hike, kayak, birdwatch, or take guided tours through mangroves, marshes, and prairies teeming with wildlife.

40001 State Road 9336
Homestead, FL 33034

Everglades National Park

Biscayne National Park

Located just east of Homestead, this marine park is 95% water and features coral reefs, shipwrecks, and mangrove forests. Snorkeling, boating, and eco-tours offer unforgettable views of Florida’s aquatic ecosystems.

9700 SW 328th Street
Sir Lancelot Jones Way
Homestead, FL 33033

786.335.3620
www.nps.gov/bisc/index.htm

Florida Keys Marketplace

This open-air outlet mall in nearby Florida City offers over 50 brand-name stores including Nike, Coach, and Levi’s. It’s a convenient shopping stop on the way to the Keys or national parks.

250 E Palm Dr
Florida City, FL 33034

305.248.4727
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