Sitting atop the historic site of the Miami Orange Bowl and marred by a public funding fiasco, Marlins Park is no stranger to controversy. Nevertheless, the new 37,000-seat, retractable roof facility has been a godsend in preserving Major League Baseball in South Florida. The artful new home of the Miami Marlins boasts luxurious amenities and magnificent views of the Miami skyline. Take a mid-inning break to tour the stadium in search of various public art pieces by world-renowned artists and be sure to stop by Taste of Miami—a locally-inspired culinary experience rivaled by few around baseball.