A museum of American folk art, Native American art and fine art on Otsego Lake.
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The hall of fame and museum of baseball history.
The Oscar-Zero missile alert facility, preserved to show the Cold War missile program.
The third-oldest art museum in Oregon, in a 1936 Art Deco former post office.

The Royal The library's buildings on Slotsholmen, better known as The Black Diamond, are more than just a famous library.
Actors' Playhouse presents musicals and children's theater in the restored 1948 Miracle Theatre.
The Venetian Pool is a 1924 public pool carved from a coral rock quarry, listed on the National Register.

The University of Miami's Otto G. Richter Library holds special collections including the Cuban Heritage Collection.
Merrick House was the boyhood home of Coral Gables founder George Merrick.
GableStage is a professional theater company presenting contemporary plays.
The Coral Gables Museum in the city's 1939 police and fire station explores architecture, urban design and local history.

Coral Gables Art Cinema is a nonprofit independent and foreign film cinema.
The Biltmore Hotel, opened in 1926, is a National Historic Landmark in Coral Gables.
The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami holds collections spanning ancient to contemporary art.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is an 83-acre garden of tropical plants and a center for plant research.
The Coral Springs Museum of Art presents exhibitions and art classes.

Coral Springs Center for the Arts is a 1,500-seat theater for touring shows and concerts.

Opened in 1999, located in Coralville.