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Issue 49 - March

Monthly newspaper and online publication targeting 18 to 35 year olds. The ultimate guide to the hottest parties, going out and having fun. Music, fashion, film, travel, festivals, technology, comedy, and parties! London, Barcelona, Miami and Ibiza.

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TRAVEL 21 7 Issue 49 / 2013 www.guestlist.net Top 5 Reasons to Visit: MIAMI LIVE THE HIGH LIFE ���The world, Chico, and everything in it��� it���s the setting of Scarface and its easy to feel like the don in Miami. Miami has long been the residence and favourite party destination of celebrities from P.Diddy, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon to Lindsay Lohan and everyone whose anyone in between. You are going to feel like the world is yours as you party, sunbathe and dine alongside the rich and famous in Miami���s incredible selection of beaches, bars, restaurants and clubs. THE HOTELS If you want to experience true luxury and have the money to pay for it then Miami Beach���s Art Deco District is the place to be. Littered with amazing mansions and five star hotels, the Art Deco District was the first neighbourhood in the world to be recognized by the National Register of Historical Places. If you can���t afford to stay in one of these modern day palaces, try and make friends with someone who can! But failing that The Raleigh Hotel���s ocean side pool, said to be the most beautiful swimming pool in America is open to the public along with its great selection of adjourning bars. THE BEACHES Hopefully you���ve got by now that South Beach is the number one beach on your list but its not the only one worth mentioning. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park is also well worth a visit with its famous lighthouse, the oldest structure in the county. With over a mile of stunning Atlantic coastline, Cape Florida State Park is a great beach to relax and enjoy the tranquility of soaking in the Miami sunshine. For those of you obsessed with tan-lines or just prefer life with no clothes on, there is Haulover Beach, the North Side is Miami���s only ���clothing-optional��� beach, (although what goes for clothing on South Beach wont make tan lines a massive issue for most of us). FOOD Miami is a cultural melting pot and it is bubbling over with delicious dishes from all over the world. With the largest Hispanic population in any city in the U.S.A, you have to try the Latin American delicacies in one of downtown Miami���s many Cuban bars and restaurants. And let���s not forget the extensive list of Cuban cocktails that need to be sipped while watching the sunset, or sunrise (depending how good your night before was!) over the golden sands of South Beach. But its not just the Cuban cuisine that deserves your attention, Miami boasts a whole host of steak houses, Italian restaurants , hamburger joints ��� and for the sweet toothed amongst you, some of the best ice cream parlours on the planet. Including South Florida chain, ���Maggie Moo���s���, inventor of the ice-cream pizza! NIGHTLIFE Miami nightlife has it all. South beach is home to world famous nightclubs, including GuestList���s favourite and well-known celebrity haunt LIV but its not just about the clubs. Alongside South Beach���s incredible clubs that host the cr��me de la cr��me of house and dance DJs, there are many wild nights to be had in Miami���s Latin American clubs. Mangos Tropical Caf�� is well worth a visit, scantily clad waiting staff in Leopard print cat suits will serve you some lethal Cuban concoctions in between dancing on top of the bar to the pumping sounds of salsa, meringue and reggaton. Its easy to see why it���s a favourite spot of locals and tourists, go on the weekend to really see things take off at Mangos.

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