Navigating Miami public transportation system can be tricky. It is a sprawling city, and if you want to knock out the best bars in Wynwood, the best Little Havana restaurants and still have time for Miami best drunk food, you will need to find a set of wheels. Luckily—thanks to Uber, the city rail system and other options such as the free trolley—getting around Miami is not as hard as it once was. If your trip will keep you within Downtown Miami, Metromover is hands-down the cheapest option. Metromover is a free public transportation service offering smaller loops around Downtown Miami and Brickell, and serves as a connection between Metrorail and Metrobus as you can see in Miami transportation map. The Metromover has three major “loops:” Omni Loop, Brickell Loop and Inner Loop.

 

Metrobus operates more than 95 routes with close to 1,000 buses covering 41 million miles per year—that is a lot of ground to cover! If you can not get there with the Metrorail, hop on one of the metro bus routes that serve areas of the city that the rail does not, such as Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Homestead or even as far as Fort Lauderdale or the Florida Keys. When vacationing in Miami Beach, you will want to familiarize yourself with Route 120. This bus is the preferred circulator route by South Beach visitors and residents and stops frequently in popular spots around Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Aventura Mall and Haulover Park Marina as its mentioned in Miami transportation map. For travelers looking for something quirky to get around town, consider Miami Trolley system. It is a fun and, get this, free way to explore the city.