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Miami Vice Tour: Explore Iconic Filming Sites — as seen in Miami Vice (1984)
Guided tours of the show's real South Beach sites — Ocean Drive, Española Way, Mac's Club Deuce, the Cardozo. Forty years on, the Art Deco District the show helped rescue is itself the attraction. Bookable today; most stops are free to walk up to. · Photo: Robbschultz69 (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Guided tours of the show's real South Beach sites — Ocean Drive, Española Way, Mac's Club Deuce, the Cardozo. Forty years on, the Art Deco District the show helped rescue is itself the attraction. Bookable today; most stops are free to walk up to.

Miami Vice Tour: Explore Iconic Filming Sites

Miami Deco Tours (via Peek) · A guide walks you to the show's real South Beach corners — Ocean Drive, Espanola Way, Washington Ave — replaying the scenes on a screen where they were shot.

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From Miami Vice (1984) — The Wayfarers, the pastel blazers, the Testarossa, the synth theme, South Beach.

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