Top 5 Instagrammable Places in Homestead

1) Coral Castle 

28655 S Dixie Hwy, Homestead, FL 33033

A sculpture garden single-handedly built by one man, the Coral Castle Museum is one of Homestead's wonders you shouldn't miss when you visit the neighborhood!

Built by Edward Leedskalnin from 1923 to 1951, each of the 1,100 sculptures at Coral Castle is created from *surprise, surprise* coral rocks, his unknown process creating one of the world's most mysterious accomplishments.

Unfortunately, when he died, his secrets to creating the wonderful masterpiece died with him, and to this day, scientists and thinkers still debate Ed's methods.

Nonetheless, the beauty of Coral Castle still stands, albeit the creator is no longer there to explain the significance of each piece, and has been replaced with audio stands with narration available in different languages and tour guides.

To know more about one of Homestead's everlasting mysteries, don't forget to visit this unique tourist destination!

And if you need more motivation, these sculptures make for divine backdrops for your photos too!

2) Knaus Berry Farm

15980 SW 248th St, Homestead, FL 33031

In Homestead, visiting Knaus Berry Farm is a "non-negotiable," especially during Redland Farming season from late October through mid-April-- especially if you love fruits, pastries, and gorgeous nature snaps!

At Knaus Berry Farm, you can pick your own berries directly from the vine or grab a basket from the fruit stand where rows of fruits and veggie plants await.

One section of the farm is devoted to a vertical growing system, so you don't have to bend down or get dirty to pluck the best-looking produce, but if you prefer picking strawberries the old-fashioned way, you can also select your berries from the traditional rows of strawberry patches!

Ah, those patches are such a beautiful scene!

Knaus Berry Farm also offers other goodies like sticky cinnamon rolls, shakes, jams, and more!

Well, whichever you choose, one thing's for sure-- this Knaus Berry Farm visit will be a treat to your palate and keep your followers enchanted!

3) Homestead Bayfront Park

9698 SW 328th St, Homestead, FL 33033

Craving a beach trip, you say?

Well, look what we have here-- a beachfront park in the heart of Homestead!

Offering a family-friendly beachfront park with an expansive piece of sand, a shallow swimming area in an atoll pool, a full-service marina, and an in-house restaurant, the Homestead Bayfront Park is another dreamy destination to visit around Homestead-- especially if you're missing some beach shots to update your IG feed!

Apart from being a famous place for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, Homestead Bayfront Park is a go-to launch point for explorations of nearby Biscayne National Park, offering extensive spaces on the water for fishing or starting a boating adventure. 

And for some aesthetic snaps, Homestead Bayfront Park offers iconic colorful lifeguard stands, one of which was painted by the Brazilian-American Neo-Pop artist and Miami local Romero Britto, acting as the perfect backdrop for your selfies and IG photos!

Other Homestead Bayfront Park amenities include park pavilions, outdoor showers, a fishing pier, a tackle shop, and gas and diesel fuel.

4) Homestead-Miami Speedway 

One Ralph Sanchez, Speedway Blvd, Homestead, FL 33035

Care for some "Fast and the Furious" shots with Florida's most famous racing track in the background?

I'm sure you're already planning the outfits!

A 600-acre facility boasting a 2.21-mile road course, in addition to its 1.5-mile oval, the Homestead-Miami Speedway is active for more than 280 days out of the year and hosts races of all different types, including numerous Indy and NASCAR races which attract spectators from all parts of the world!

In fact, when you visit during racing season, you'll feel a cool and festive vibe descend over Homestead, and the speedway's grandstands get downright raucous with the sounds of roaring engines, squealing tires, and screaming fans.

It's one big Homestead party you'll want to be part of!

5) Everglades National Park (Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center) 

40001 State Hwy 9336, Homestead, FL 33034

Hailed the largest tropical wilderness in the country, and the largest wilderness of any kind east of the Mississippi River, Everglades National Park is undoubtedly one of the top tourist attractions found on any travel itinerary-- and it just so happens that Homestead is just west of this famous destination!

Yes, folks, at Homestead, the natural beauty of the Everglades National Park is just moments away!

Pack your gear, grub, lots of fresh water, sunscreen, and insect repellant, and head to Everglades National Park for an adventure of a lifetime-- and the best snaps of South Florida's gorgeous nature!

Presenting visitors with 1.5 million acres of subtropical wilderness, a trip to the Everglades is like stepping into a haven amongst the mangroves, an immersion to the sense of wonder surrounding the glorious destination!

At the Everglades, you'll find one of the world's most diverse ecosystems, where you can sink deep into the languid pace of swamp life.

The Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Big Cypress, Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park, Shark Valley, and more-- the adventures are endless at the Everglades!

And yes, so are the opportunities for epic IG snapshots!