Guidebook for Miami Beach
Sightseeing
Some suggestions for things to see while you're in South Beach, Miami Beach.
Great views of the beach, ocean, cruise ships and freighters, Miami Port and sunsets.
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Пирс парка Саут-Пойнт
1 Washington AveGreat views of the beach, ocean, cruise ships and freighters, Miami Port and sunsets.
Set in the heart of downtown Miami, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of MiamiDade County is committed to welcoming and connecting ALL people to the arts, to the Arsht Center and to each other. Our stages are alive year-round with artists from around the world, innovative programming from our resident companies and local arts partners, free community events that reflect Miami’s unique identity and arts education experiences for thousands of Miami children each year.
https://www.arshtcenter.org/
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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
1300 Biscayne BlvdSet in the heart of downtown Miami, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of MiamiDade County is committed to welcoming and connecting ALL people to the arts, to the Arsht Center and to each other. Our stages are alive year-round with artists from around the world, innovative programming from our resident companies and local arts partners, free community events that reflect Miami’s unique identity and arts education experiences for thousands of Miami children each year.
https://www.arshtcenter.org/
WELCOME TO VIZCAYA
Experience the Gilded Age at James Deering’s 1916 winter estate, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. You’ll be inspired to embrace the cultural vitality and environmental sustainability of the world around us. Connect with the past, understand the present and shape the future by exploring the resources found here.
https://vizcaya.org/
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Вилла Вискайя
3251 S Miami AveWELCOME TO VIZCAYA
Experience the Gilded Age at James Deering’s 1916 winter estate, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. You’ll be inspired to embrace the cultural vitality and environmental sustainability of the world around us. Connect with the past, understand the present and shape the future by exploring the resources found here.
https://vizcaya.org/
The Wolfsonian–Florida International University or The Wolfsonian-FIU, located in the heart of the Art Deco District of Miami Beach, Florida, is a museum, library and research center that uses its collection to illustrate the persuasive power of art and design.
https://wolfsonian.org/
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Музей Волфсониан - Международный университет Флориды
1001 Washington AveThe Wolfsonian–Florida International University or The Wolfsonian-FIU, located in the heart of the Art Deco District of Miami Beach, Florida, is a museum, library and research center that uses its collection to illustrate the persuasive power of art and design.
https://wolfsonian.org/
The Miami Beach Boardwalk is a must-see when visiting the Miami, Florida area. It is a beautiful and scenic pathway that stretches from the southern point of South Beach northward for approximately 40 blocks. You have beautiful views of the Atlantic ocean on one side and views of lavish South Beach hotels and condos on the other.
The boardwalk is sometimes referred to as the South Beach Boardwalk or Beachwalk since much of it spans through the hottest destinations on South Beach. There are plenty of places to stop and rest or to get a drink and a bite to eat. Feel free to walk or jog along the path and enjoy the beauty of South Beach.
https://www.miamibeachboardwalk.com/
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Пешеходная дорога Miami Beach Boardwalk
BeachwalkThe Miami Beach Boardwalk is a must-see when visiting the Miami, Florida area. It is a beautiful and scenic pathway that stretches from the southern point of South Beach northward for approximately 40 blocks. You have beautiful views of the Atlantic ocean on one side and views of lavish South Beach hotels and condos on the other.
The boardwalk is sometimes referred to as the South Beach Boardwalk or Beachwalk since much of it spans through the hottest destinations on South Beach. There are plenty of places to stop and rest or to get a drink and a bite to eat. Feel free to walk or jog along the path and enjoy the beauty of South Beach.
https://www.miamibeachboardwalk.com/
Ocean Drive is one of the most popular areas in Miami, a promenade found in the part of South Beach where all the images you have of Miami are made reality - bronzed bodies rollerskating along the seafront, white sand beaches, tropical cocktails, Latin music and art deco buildings.
In the morning the beaches are fit to burst, and in the evenings it's one of the best places to party or have dinner on one of the terraces.
https://www.introducingmiami.com/ocean-drive
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Ocean Drive
Ocean DriveOcean Drive is one of the most popular areas in Miami, a promenade found in the part of South Beach where all the images you have of Miami are made reality - bronzed bodies rollerskating along the seafront, white sand beaches, tropical cocktails, Latin music and art deco buildings.
In the morning the beaches are fit to burst, and in the evenings it's one of the best places to party or have dinner on one of the terraces.
https://www.introducingmiami.com/ocean-drive
This museum is comprised of two adjacent, restored, former historic synagogues, connected with a skylighted bistro. The museum first opened in the 1936 Art Deco synagogue. In 2007 the museum expanded into Miami Beach’s first synagogue, built in 1928-1929. The core exhibit, MOSAIC: Jewish Life in Florida, 1763-Present, includes photos and artifacts depicting the Florida Jewish experience since 1763. Temporary exhibits change throughout the year and twice monthly, there is a Jewish food walking tour. Check website for current hours of operation & ticket prices. Members and children under 6 free. Saturdays free to all. Group tours with docents by appointment.
For more info - https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/attractions/jewish-museum-of-florida-fiu/2723
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Еврейский музей Флориды
301 Washington AveThis museum is comprised of two adjacent, restored, former historic synagogues, connected with a skylighted bistro. The museum first opened in the 1936 Art Deco synagogue. In 2007 the museum expanded into Miami Beach’s first synagogue, built in 1928-1929. The core exhibit, MOSAIC: Jewish Life in Florida, 1763-Present, includes photos and artifacts depicting the Florida Jewish experience since 1763. Temporary exhibits change throughout the year and twice monthly, there is a Jewish food walking tour. Check website for current hours of operation & ticket prices. Members and children under 6 free. Saturdays free to all. Group tours with docents by appointment.
For more info - https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/attractions/jewish-museum-of-florida-fiu/2723
The Bass
The Bass is Miami Beach's renown contemporary art museum. Replete with historical significance, The Bass was founded in 1964 by the City of Miami Beach, the museum was established after the donation of a private collection by residents John and Johanna Bass and opened in what was formerly the Miami Beach Public Library and Art Center, a 1930s Art Deco building designed by Russell Pancoast.
Recognized for organizing the first solo museum exhibitions in the United States of international artists such as Erwin Wurm, The Bass has also presented major exhibitions by influential artists including El Anatsui, Isaac Julien, Eve Sussman and Piotr Uklański. The exhibition program encompasses a wide range of media and artistic points of view, bringing fresh perspectives to the diverse cultural context of Miami Beach.
This incredible museum is also available for any events, meetings or other business needs. The Bass is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
For more info - https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/arts-culture/the-bass/2052
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The Bass
2100 Collins AveThe Bass
The Bass is Miami Beach's renown contemporary art museum. Replete with historical significance, The Bass was founded in 1964 by the City of Miami Beach, the museum was established after the donation of a private collection by residents John and Johanna Bass and opened in what was formerly the Miami Beach Public Library and Art Center, a 1930s Art Deco building designed by Russell Pancoast.
Recognized for organizing the first solo museum exhibitions in the United States of international artists such as Erwin Wurm, The Bass has also presented major exhibitions by influential artists including El Anatsui, Isaac Julien, Eve Sussman and Piotr Uklański. The exhibition program encompasses a wide range of media and artistic points of view, bringing fresh perspectives to the diverse cultural context of Miami Beach.
This incredible museum is also available for any events, meetings or other business needs. The Bass is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
For more info - https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/arts-culture/the-bass/2052
Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
This inspiring memorial, designed by Kenneth Treister F.A.I.A., is a tribute to the six million Jewish victims of Nazi terrorism before and during World War II. Around the monument are more than 100 artistic sculptures culminating with the moving statue of Love and Anguish.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/arts-culture/holocaust-memorial-miami-beach/16352
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Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
1933-1945 Meridian AveHolocaust Memorial Miami Beach
This inspiring memorial, designed by Kenneth Treister F.A.I.A., is a tribute to the six million Jewish victims of Nazi terrorism before and during World War II. Around the monument are more than 100 artistic sculptures culminating with the moving statue of Love and Anguish.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/arts-culture/holocaust-memorial-miami-beach/16352
Miami Beach Botanical Garden
The Miami Beach Botanical Garden is a lush three-acre landscape filled with 100 palm species, orchids and native plants such as the corky stem, which attracts Florida’s state butterfly, the black-and-yellow striped zebra longwing. Meander through the gardens and enjoy a tropical escape in the heart of Miami Beach. Located next to the Miami Beach Convention Center, the garden is part of the Miami Beach City Center Campus in the Miami Beach Convention Center district.
Botanical Garden Activities
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of South Beach to enjoy the beauty of stunning orchids, the tranquility of the Japanese Garden and the beautiful koi pond. Miami Beach Botanical Garden has several distinct garden areas to explore. Highlights include spotting orchids in the trees and along the ground, marveling at the garden’s largest and oldest palms in its northeast corner, and breathing in the sweet scent of the ylang-ylang tree. The garden offers yoga classes, cultural events, workshops and other activities throughout the year. Some activities are currently held virtually, but there are still events taking place at the garden. Be sure to check the website for more details. If you’re looking to rent an event space, the Miami Beach Botanical Garden offers spaces for weddings and more.
Botanical Garden Tours
The garden has adjusted its tour hours. Please visit the ticketing page for details about how to purchase tickets and schedule tours. Self-guided audio tours (available in English, Spanish and Portuguese) are available. A garden map is accessible at the main entrance and welcome center.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/parks-recreation/miami-beach-botanical-garden/2126
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Ботанический сад Майами-Бич
2000 Convention Center DrMiami Beach Botanical Garden
The Miami Beach Botanical Garden is a lush three-acre landscape filled with 100 palm species, orchids and native plants such as the corky stem, which attracts Florida’s state butterfly, the black-and-yellow striped zebra longwing. Meander through the gardens and enjoy a tropical escape in the heart of Miami Beach. Located next to the Miami Beach Convention Center, the garden is part of the Miami Beach City Center Campus in the Miami Beach Convention Center district.
Botanical Garden Activities
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of South Beach to enjoy the beauty of stunning orchids, the tranquility of the Japanese Garden and the beautiful koi pond. Miami Beach Botanical Garden has several distinct garden areas to explore. Highlights include spotting orchids in the trees and along the ground, marveling at the garden’s largest and oldest palms in its northeast corner, and breathing in the sweet scent of the ylang-ylang tree. The garden offers yoga classes, cultural events, workshops and other activities throughout the year. Some activities are currently held virtually, but there are still events taking place at the garden. Be sure to check the website for more details. If you’re looking to rent an event space, the Miami Beach Botanical Garden offers spaces for weddings and more.
Botanical Garden Tours
The garden has adjusted its tour hours. Please visit the ticketing page for details about how to purchase tickets and schedule tours. Self-guided audio tours (available in English, Spanish and Portuguese) are available. A garden map is accessible at the main entrance and welcome center.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/parks-recreation/miami-beach-botanical-garden/2126
Designed by the Dutch urban design & landscape architecture firm West 8, SoundScape Park is a 2.5-acre urban park in the cultural and civic heart of Miami Beach. Capturing the spirit and vitality of the city, it is a flexible, multi-use space adjacent to the New World Center. SoundScape Park serves as both an urban oasis and a gathering place for cultural and special events.
Landscape Harmony
When art and nature come together the way they do in Soundscape Park, you get something you're unlikely to find at any of the other venues in Miami. The flowing lines of supports for running vines, combined with open spaces and shady stands of palm trees, gives the park a relaxing air. The mood is further enhanced when the New World Symphony can be heard from the park, adding a classical soundtrack to moments of relaxation in a comforting bower of nature, deep in the heart of the city.
Experiences Open to the Public
The City of Miami Beach hosts free weekly screenings of family-friendly films on Wednesdays and Thursdays from October through May. These events are open to the general public and attract about 300–400 guests to SoundScape Park. Be sure to review the City of Miami Beach's current Cinema Series schedule.
The New World Symphony presents WALLCAST® concerts, live projections of concerts occurring inside the hall, free to the public. Please see our schedule for more information.
NWS also hosts Yoga Mornings in SoundScape Park, a series of free monthly yoga classes presented by Jackson Health System. The Yoga Mornings experience is not a ticketed event, and people of all skill levels are welcome to participate.
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Парк-Саундскейп
400 17th StDesigned by the Dutch urban design & landscape architecture firm West 8, SoundScape Park is a 2.5-acre urban park in the cultural and civic heart of Miami Beach. Capturing the spirit and vitality of the city, it is a flexible, multi-use space adjacent to the New World Center. SoundScape Park serves as both an urban oasis and a gathering place for cultural and special events.
Landscape Harmony
When art and nature come together the way they do in Soundscape Park, you get something you're unlikely to find at any of the other venues in Miami. The flowing lines of supports for running vines, combined with open spaces and shady stands of palm trees, gives the park a relaxing air. The mood is further enhanced when the New World Symphony can be heard from the park, adding a classical soundtrack to moments of relaxation in a comforting bower of nature, deep in the heart of the city.
Experiences Open to the Public
The City of Miami Beach hosts free weekly screenings of family-friendly films on Wednesdays and Thursdays from October through May. These events are open to the general public and attract about 300–400 guests to SoundScape Park. Be sure to review the City of Miami Beach's current Cinema Series schedule.
The New World Symphony presents WALLCAST® concerts, live projections of concerts occurring inside the hall, free to the public. Please see our schedule for more information.
NWS also hosts Yoga Mornings in SoundScape Park, a series of free monthly yoga classes presented by Jackson Health System. The Yoga Mornings experience is not a ticketed event, and people of all skill levels are welcome to participate.
Shopping
Shopping, dining and people watching. Lincoln Road Mall is between 16th and 17th Streets in Miami Beach. It's a lovely 12 block walk north from the condo, with lots to see along the way. Lincoln Road Mall has a variety of shops, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants, and is blocked off to cars for a nice walking and people watching experience.
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Lincoln Road
Lincoln RoadShopping, dining and people watching. Lincoln Road Mall is between 16th and 17th Streets in Miami Beach. It's a lovely 12 block walk north from the condo, with lots to see along the way. Lincoln Road Mall has a variety of shops, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants, and is blocked off to cars for a nice walking and people watching experience.
Collins Avenue Shopping District
The Collins Avenue Shopping District has been an edgy fashion mecca since the late 1980s, when the visionary developer Tony Goldman began buying properties and reshaping this beachfront neighborhood with a mix of restaurants, nightclubs, retailers and hotels.
Collins Ave has more than 30 designer brands, such as Guess, Armani, Tommy Hilfiger, and Kenneth Cole. Located in the heart of South Beach, the linchpin street in setting the fashion trends of Miami, with a clothing boutique around every corner.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/shopping/collins-avenueocean-drive-shopping-district/1235
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Collins Avenue
Collins AvenueCollins Avenue Shopping District
The Collins Avenue Shopping District has been an edgy fashion mecca since the late 1980s, when the visionary developer Tony Goldman began buying properties and reshaping this beachfront neighborhood with a mix of restaurants, nightclubs, retailers and hotels.
Collins Ave has more than 30 designer brands, such as Guess, Armani, Tommy Hilfiger, and Kenneth Cole. Located in the heart of South Beach, the linchpin street in setting the fashion trends of Miami, with a clothing boutique around every corner.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/shopping/collins-avenueocean-drive-shopping-district/1235
Española Way/Washington Avenue Shopping District
Española Way is a world-renown shopping and dining area in South Beach near Lincoln Road that looks like it's taken a step out of time from a historic Spanish village. The stores lining these streets feature one-of-a-kind products and collectibles, art galleries and restaurants.
A historic street between 14th and 16th street on Miami Beach, stretching from Washington Avenue to the western corners of Drexel Avenue. Española Way is a quaint and picturesque Spanish-inspired village designed in Mediterranean Revival style. The pink stucco on the exterior walls, the brown tiled roofs and the pink and white striped awnings will make you forget that you are in South Beach.
Home to more than a dozen restaurants and sidewalk cafes, this is the perfect place to indulge in mouthwatering cocktails and savory dishes by some of Miami Beaches most delectable restaurants, all while dining al fresco under the Miami sky. With choices ranging from local and traditional Spanish dishes to dayboat catches, and pairings with some of the most creative libations around, this tropical ambiance makes for a compelling destination.
Nearby Washington Avenue is an also a hot destination for the latest club wear, designer jeans, vintage clothing and collectibles. Shops stay open late, so there's plenty of time for great finds without missing out on the beach, club hopping and people-watching.
Washington Avenue
Washington AvenueEspañola Way/Washington Avenue Shopping District
Española Way is a world-renown shopping and dining area in South Beach near Lincoln Road that looks like it's taken a step out of time from a historic Spanish village. The stores lining these streets feature one-of-a-kind products and collectibles, art galleries and restaurants.
A historic street between 14th and 16th street on Miami Beach, stretching from Washington Avenue to the western corners of Drexel Avenue. Española Way is a quaint and picturesque Spanish-inspired village designed in Mediterranean Revival style. The pink stucco on the exterior walls, the brown tiled roofs and the pink and white striped awnings will make you forget that you are in South Beach.
Home to more than a dozen restaurants and sidewalk cafes, this is the perfect place to indulge in mouthwatering cocktails and savory dishes by some of Miami Beaches most delectable restaurants, all while dining al fresco under the Miami sky. With choices ranging from local and traditional Spanish dishes to dayboat catches, and pairings with some of the most creative libations around, this tropical ambiance makes for a compelling destination.
Nearby Washington Avenue is an also a hot destination for the latest club wear, designer jeans, vintage clothing and collectibles. Shops stay open late, so there's plenty of time for great finds without missing out on the beach, club hopping and people-watching.
Bal Harbour Shops
This exquisite collection of designer boutiques and restaurants in a tropical garden setting is a favorite playground for socialites, fashionistas and celebrities. The legendary fashion mecca includes Chanel, Gucci, Oscar de la Renta, Prada, Saint Laurent, Balmain and anchors Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. Open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday noon-6 p.m.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/shopping/bal-harbour-shops/2870
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Bal Harbour Shops
9700 Collins AveBal Harbour Shops
This exquisite collection of designer boutiques and restaurants in a tropical garden setting is a favorite playground for socialites, fashionistas and celebrities. The legendary fashion mecca includes Chanel, Gucci, Oscar de la Renta, Prada, Saint Laurent, Balmain and anchors Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. Open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday noon-6 p.m.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/thing-to-do/shopping/bal-harbour-shops/2870
Food Scene
European-like, cozy street with lots of restaurants and seating on the side-walk.
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Эспаньола Вей
Española WayEuropean-like, cozy street with lots of restaurants and seating on the side-walk.
There’s something delicious waiting for you on Lincoln Road. These are the restaurants and cafes on just Lincoln Road Mall...
Aroma Espresso Bar
1601 Collins Avenue
305-397-8685
Aura
613 Lincoln Road
305-695-1100
Baires Grill
Closed
Balans
1022 Lincoln Road
305-534-9191
Bella Cuba
1659 Washington Avenue
Berrí Bar
1630 Pennsylvania Avenue
Café at Books & Books
927 Lincoln Road
305-695-8898
Cantinetta
607 Lincoln Road
305-532-0930
Capital One Cafe
1029 Lincoln Road
Crabster Hookah Lounge
433 Lincoln Road
786-773-2666
Crema
1601 Washington Avenue
786-216-7343
CVI.CHE 105
1245 Lincoln Road
786-534-8651
D’Vine Hookah Lounge
445 Lincoln Road
305-534-1414
Deco Drive Cigars
414 Lincoln Road
305-531-8388
Dolce Italian
1690 Collins Avenue
786-975-2550
Doraku Sushi
1104 Lincoln Road
305-695-8383
Drinkhouse Fire & Ice Bar
1672 Collins Avenue
305-534-2423
Eat Greek Souvlaki
1570B Alton Road
305-534-0042
Finnegan’s Road
942 Lincoln Road
305-538-7997
Fuji Teriyaki
1604 Washington Avenue
305-538-8848
Gemma
529 Lincoln Road
305-534-3662
Groovy’s Pizza
332 Lincoln Road
305-531-5454
Groovy’s Pizza & Bar
938 Lincoln Road
305-342-5433
Halves & Wholes
1600 West Avenue
305-704-3600
Hank & Harry’s
Closed
Havana 1957
819 Lincoln Road
305-397-8683
Hofbrau Beerhall
Closed
HuaHua’s Taqueria
1211 Lincoln Road
305-675-3372
Juvia
1111 Lincoln (penthouse)
305-763-8272
La Provence South Beach
1629 Collins Avenue
305-538-2406
Les Moulins LaFayette
211 Lincoln Road
Lokum Mediterranean Grill
1629 Alton Road
786-768-2423
Maya’s Grill
809 Lincoln Road
305-538-0058
McDonalds
1650 Washington Avenue
305-672-8031
Meat Market
915 Lincoln Road
305-532-0088
Mister O1 Pizza
1680 Michigan Avenue
305-397-8189
Molto South Beach
Closed
Montalcino
833 Lincoln Road
305-695-1654
Mr. Bing
927 Lincoln Road
888-606-2464
Nexxt Café
700 Lincoln Road
Closed
Panizza Bistro
1229 Lincoln Road
305-695-8800
Pasion Del Cielo
1627 Alton Road
Paul Bakery Café
450 Lincoln Road
305-531-1200
Pizza Bar
1627 Collins Avenue
305-672-6880
Pizza Rustica
667 Lincoln Road
305-672-2334
Poke 305
521 Lincoln Road
Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
1014 Lincoln Road
Closed
Rio Station
625 Lincoln Road
305-397-8006
Rosa Mexicano
1119 Lincoln Road
305-695-1005
Rosinella
525 Lincoln Road
305-672-8777
Sbarro Italian
1668 Collins Avenue
305-674-9388
Segafredo Café
1040 Lincoln Road
305-673-0047
Shake Shack
1111 Lincoln Road
305-434-7787
South Beach Munchies
324 Lincoln Road
305-531-0559
Spris
731 Lincoln Road
305-673-2020
Subway Sandwiches
1614 Washington Avenue
305-531-5855
Sugar Factory
CLOSED
Sushi Samba
600 Lincoln Road
305-673-5337
SuViche
1116 16th St
305-777-3555
Tapelia
551 Lincoln Road
786-522-0623
Abbey Brewing Co.
1115-1117 16th St.
305-538-8110
The Lincoln Eatery
723 North Lincoln Lane
305-695-8700
Time Out Market
1601 Drexel Avenue
786-753-5388
Yard House
1681 Lenox Avenue
305-535-5660
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
1600 Lenox Avenue
305-538-5220
Yuca
501 Lincoln Road
305-532-9822
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Lincoln Road
Lincoln RoadThere’s something delicious waiting for you on Lincoln Road. These are the restaurants and cafes on just Lincoln Road Mall...
Aroma Espresso Bar
1601 Collins Avenue
305-397-8685
Aura
613 Lincoln Road
305-695-1100
Baires Grill
Closed
Balans
1022 Lincoln Road
305-534-9191
Bella Cuba
1659 Washington Avenue
Berrí Bar
1630 Pennsylvania Avenue
Café at Books & Books
927 Lincoln Road
305-695-8898
Cantinetta
607 Lincoln Road
305-532-0930
Capital One Cafe
1029 Lincoln Road
Crabster Hookah Lounge
433 Lincoln Road
786-773-2666
Crema
1601 Washington Avenue
786-216-7343
CVI.CHE 105
1245 Lincoln Road
786-534-8651
D’Vine Hookah Lounge
445 Lincoln Road
305-534-1414
Deco Drive Cigars
414 Lincoln Road
305-531-8388
Dolce Italian
1690 Collins Avenue
786-975-2550
Doraku Sushi
1104 Lincoln Road
305-695-8383
Drinkhouse Fire & Ice Bar
1672 Collins Avenue
305-534-2423
Eat Greek Souvlaki
1570B Alton Road
305-534-0042
Finnegan’s Road
942 Lincoln Road
305-538-7997
Fuji Teriyaki
1604 Washington Avenue
305-538-8848
Gemma
529 Lincoln Road
305-534-3662
Groovy’s Pizza
332 Lincoln Road
305-531-5454
Groovy’s Pizza & Bar
938 Lincoln Road
305-342-5433
Halves & Wholes
1600 West Avenue
305-704-3600
Hank & Harry’s
Closed
Havana 1957
819 Lincoln Road
305-397-8683
Hofbrau Beerhall
Closed
HuaHua’s Taqueria
1211 Lincoln Road
305-675-3372
Juvia
1111 Lincoln (penthouse)
305-763-8272
La Provence South Beach
1629 Collins Avenue
305-538-2406
Les Moulins LaFayette
211 Lincoln Road
Lokum Mediterranean Grill
1629 Alton Road
786-768-2423
Maya’s Grill
809 Lincoln Road
305-538-0058
McDonalds
1650 Washington Avenue
305-672-8031
Meat Market
915 Lincoln Road
305-532-0088
Mister O1 Pizza
1680 Michigan Avenue
305-397-8189
Molto South Beach
Closed
Montalcino
833 Lincoln Road
305-695-1654
Mr. Bing
927 Lincoln Road
888-606-2464
Nexxt Café
700 Lincoln Road
Closed
Panizza Bistro
1229 Lincoln Road
305-695-8800
Pasion Del Cielo
1627 Alton Road
Paul Bakery Café
450 Lincoln Road
305-531-1200
Pizza Bar
1627 Collins Avenue
305-672-6880
Pizza Rustica
667 Lincoln Road
305-672-2334
Poke 305
521 Lincoln Road
Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
1014 Lincoln Road
Closed
Rio Station
625 Lincoln Road
305-397-8006
Rosa Mexicano
1119 Lincoln Road
305-695-1005
Rosinella
525 Lincoln Road
305-672-8777
Sbarro Italian
1668 Collins Avenue
305-674-9388
Segafredo Café
1040 Lincoln Road
305-673-0047
Shake Shack
1111 Lincoln Road
305-434-7787
South Beach Munchies
324 Lincoln Road
305-531-0559
Spris
731 Lincoln Road
305-673-2020
Subway Sandwiches
1614 Washington Avenue
305-531-5855
Sugar Factory
CLOSED
Sushi Samba
600 Lincoln Road
305-673-5337
SuViche
1116 16th St
305-777-3555
Tapelia
551 Lincoln Road
786-522-0623
Abbey Brewing Co.
1115-1117 16th St.
305-538-8110
The Lincoln Eatery
723 North Lincoln Lane
305-695-8700
Time Out Market
1601 Drexel Avenue
786-753-5388
Yard House
1681 Lenox Avenue
305-535-5660
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar
1600 Lenox Avenue
305-538-5220
Yuca
501 Lincoln Road
305-532-9822
Dining in Miami Miami Beach is full of surprises. It’s full of high-ticket prices and sweet mom-and-pop places that won’t break the bank, celebrity chefs with flashy outposts, and homegrown talents who’ve made a name for themselves.
These are the top twelve picks from Eatery.com
1. Pubbelly Sushi
1424 20th St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 531-9282
An OG on South Beach, Pubbelly Sushi is best known for its rolls like its Instagram famous butter krab roll made with goma soy paper, kanikama, ponzu, with warm clarified butter for dipping. Start out with the tuna pizza, and ease into the rolls and robata offerings. But be careful, while portions are a decent and meant for sharing, it’s easy to get overly excited and want them all.
2. Casa Isola Osteria
1418 20th St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 558-5787
Jose Mendin’s latest creation is Italian in focus, taking over the former Pubbelly space in Sunset Harbour. For this new venture, Mendin has partnered with Santo Agnello, who has spent the past seven years at perpetual hotspot Lucali. The menu features plenty of dishes that come from Angello’s childhood with that trademark Pubbelly twist like prosciutto bread with parmesan butter; veal chop parmigiana; Milanesa carpaccio with wagyu beef, balsamic, black truffle, heirloom tomatoes; and raviolini ai funghi with porcini mushrooms and pine nut gremolata.
3. Lucali
1930 Bay Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 695-4441
Pizza is the ultimate comfort food, and one of Miami’s best pizzerias Lucali, offers up some of the best in the city.
4. Osteria Morini
1750 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 918-1037
From the team behind Michelin-stared Marea and Ai Fiori comes Miami Beach’s latest Italian destination, Osteria Morini. Perched on the Collins Canal inside the Kimpton Palomar South Beach, it boasts cuisine from Northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region like seafood salad, prosciutto and mortadella meatballs, ricotta gnocchi in a black kale pesto, squid ink pasta, pistachio-crusted duck breast, and more.
5. Juvia
1111 Lincoln Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 763-8272
A contemporary restaurant buzzing atop the 1111 Lincoln Road mixed-use building and parking garage, Juvia is a welcome breather from one of Miami’s most popular tourist destinations. Diners take a separate elevator up to a terrace for French, Japanese, and Peruvian plates, along with specialty cocktails and South Beach sights.
6. Bodega Taqueria y Tequila
1220 16th St
Miami, FL 33139
(305) 704-2145
Tacos aren’t just for Tuesdays at Bodega. This menu boasts nine kinds of tacos and a handful of different types of burritos. Traditionalists will enjoy the al pastor with roasted pork, charred pineapple, red onion, cilantro, and salsa rosada, while those looking for something with a little different will love the camaron BLT with grilled shrimp, bacon, cabbage, and tomato drizzled with a chipotle cotija dressing. Vegans have no fear — there’s a vegan “pollo” taco on the menu as well.
7. Serena Rooftop
915 Collins Ct
Miami, FL 33139
(305) 306-0776
Led by chef Scott Linquist, alongside the teams that brought us Coyo Taco and 1-800-LUCKY, this colorful rooftop eatery and bar housed on top the brand new Moxy Hotel on South Beach boasts a Mexican-inspired menu with dishes like uni and crab tostadas, squash blossom quesadillas, and chorizo huaraches, alongside classics like Caesar salad, steak tartare, and ceviches, burgers, and sandwiches.
8. Macchialina
5506, 820 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 534-2124
This cozy, family-owned Italian restaurant is home to some of the best pasta in the city. Start with the creamy polenta, order a bottle of Lambrusco, and end with the tiramisu — there’s no wrong move in between. Make sure to check out its new outdoor patio dubbed “il Giardino” for al fresco dining.
9. Azabu Miami Beach
161 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 276-0520
This New York City import boasts a “hidden” sushi counter that serves omakase using local and imported seafood from fish markets in Japan. Wash it back with one of the 40 imported whiskies on hand.
10. Stubborn Seed
101 Washington Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 322-5211
The solo debut by Miami’s own Top Chef winner, Jeremy Ford, Stubborn Seed is a cozy-yet-hip South of Fifth spot turning out some of the city’s most elevated cuisine. While there is a complete a la carte menu with dishes like ricotta gnudi, warm celery root with crispy mushrooms, and smoked prime rib, the real highlight here is the tasting menu, where guests can try a bevy of classics and seasonal creations, plus get some of its melt-in-your mouth gooey snickerdoodle cookies to take home to remember the meal.
11. Prime Italian
101 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 695-8484
Highlights at Prime Italian include a one pound Kobe beef meatball, a selection of dry aged steaks, and a Maine lobster brick oven pizza. Expect large portions when ordering from the pasta section like the Kobe lasagna bolognese or the baked rigatoni with hot and sweet sausage. Those craving something a little lighter can always go for the Hawaiian big eye tuna served on a bed of quinoa with heirloom tomatoes, cucumber, and Marcona almonds.
12. Estiatorio Milos by Costas Spiliadis
730 1st St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 604-6800
A swanky establishment in the heart of South Beach, Milos doles out Mediterranean food with a whole lot of ambiance. Sharing menu space with other notable plates from the region, Greek dishes earn their keep with grilled vegetables, yogurt, octopus, and fried potatoes.
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South Beach
Dining in Miami Miami Beach is full of surprises. It’s full of high-ticket prices and sweet mom-and-pop places that won’t break the bank, celebrity chefs with flashy outposts, and homegrown talents who’ve made a name for themselves.
These are the top twelve picks from Eatery.com
1. Pubbelly Sushi
1424 20th St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 531-9282
An OG on South Beach, Pubbelly Sushi is best known for its rolls like its Instagram famous butter krab roll made with goma soy paper, kanikama, ponzu, with warm clarified butter for dipping. Start out with the tuna pizza, and ease into the rolls and robata offerings. But be careful, while portions are a decent and meant for sharing, it’s easy to get overly excited and want them all.
2. Casa Isola Osteria
1418 20th St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 558-5787
Jose Mendin’s latest creation is Italian in focus, taking over the former Pubbelly space in Sunset Harbour. For this new venture, Mendin has partnered with Santo Agnello, who has spent the past seven years at perpetual hotspot Lucali. The menu features plenty of dishes that come from Angello’s childhood with that trademark Pubbelly twist like prosciutto bread with parmesan butter; veal chop parmigiana; Milanesa carpaccio with wagyu beef, balsamic, black truffle, heirloom tomatoes; and raviolini ai funghi with porcini mushrooms and pine nut gremolata.
3. Lucali
1930 Bay Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 695-4441
Pizza is the ultimate comfort food, and one of Miami’s best pizzerias Lucali, offers up some of the best in the city.
4. Osteria Morini
1750 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 918-1037
From the team behind Michelin-stared Marea and Ai Fiori comes Miami Beach’s latest Italian destination, Osteria Morini. Perched on the Collins Canal inside the Kimpton Palomar South Beach, it boasts cuisine from Northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region like seafood salad, prosciutto and mortadella meatballs, ricotta gnocchi in a black kale pesto, squid ink pasta, pistachio-crusted duck breast, and more.
5. Juvia
1111 Lincoln Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 763-8272
A contemporary restaurant buzzing atop the 1111 Lincoln Road mixed-use building and parking garage, Juvia is a welcome breather from one of Miami’s most popular tourist destinations. Diners take a separate elevator up to a terrace for French, Japanese, and Peruvian plates, along with specialty cocktails and South Beach sights.
6. Bodega Taqueria y Tequila
1220 16th St
Miami, FL 33139
(305) 704-2145
Tacos aren’t just for Tuesdays at Bodega. This menu boasts nine kinds of tacos and a handful of different types of burritos. Traditionalists will enjoy the al pastor with roasted pork, charred pineapple, red onion, cilantro, and salsa rosada, while those looking for something with a little different will love the camaron BLT with grilled shrimp, bacon, cabbage, and tomato drizzled with a chipotle cotija dressing. Vegans have no fear — there’s a vegan “pollo” taco on the menu as well.
7. Serena Rooftop
915 Collins Ct
Miami, FL 33139
(305) 306-0776
Led by chef Scott Linquist, alongside the teams that brought us Coyo Taco and 1-800-LUCKY, this colorful rooftop eatery and bar housed on top the brand new Moxy Hotel on South Beach boasts a Mexican-inspired menu with dishes like uni and crab tostadas, squash blossom quesadillas, and chorizo huaraches, alongside classics like Caesar salad, steak tartare, and ceviches, burgers, and sandwiches.
8. Macchialina
5506, 820 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 534-2124
This cozy, family-owned Italian restaurant is home to some of the best pasta in the city. Start with the creamy polenta, order a bottle of Lambrusco, and end with the tiramisu — there’s no wrong move in between. Make sure to check out its new outdoor patio dubbed “il Giardino” for al fresco dining.
9. Azabu Miami Beach
161 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 276-0520
This New York City import boasts a “hidden” sushi counter that serves omakase using local and imported seafood from fish markets in Japan. Wash it back with one of the 40 imported whiskies on hand.
10. Stubborn Seed
101 Washington Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(786) 322-5211
The solo debut by Miami’s own Top Chef winner, Jeremy Ford, Stubborn Seed is a cozy-yet-hip South of Fifth spot turning out some of the city’s most elevated cuisine. While there is a complete a la carte menu with dishes like ricotta gnudi, warm celery root with crispy mushrooms, and smoked prime rib, the real highlight here is the tasting menu, where guests can try a bevy of classics and seasonal creations, plus get some of its melt-in-your mouth gooey snickerdoodle cookies to take home to remember the meal.
11. Prime Italian
101 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 695-8484
Highlights at Prime Italian include a one pound Kobe beef meatball, a selection of dry aged steaks, and a Maine lobster brick oven pizza. Expect large portions when ordering from the pasta section like the Kobe lasagna bolognese or the baked rigatoni with hot and sweet sausage. Those craving something a little lighter can always go for the Hawaiian big eye tuna served on a bed of quinoa with heirloom tomatoes, cucumber, and Marcona almonds.
12. Estiatorio Milos by Costas Spiliadis
730 1st St
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 604-6800
A swanky establishment in the heart of South Beach, Milos doles out Mediterranean food with a whole lot of ambiance. Sharing menu space with other notable plates from the region, Greek dishes earn their keep with grilled vegetables, yogurt, octopus, and fried potatoes.
Neighborhoods
A historic hamlet filled with lush parks, sidewalk cafes and indie boutiques, Coconut Grove is a favorite bayfront destination
Miami’s most historic neighborhood is also one of its most beautiful. The lush bayside community of Coconut Grove is known for its tropical vibe – banyan trees, palms and live oaks mingle along quiet residential streets, and peacocks are known to roam wild. With Bahamian roots that date back to the 1870s, it’s also home to one of Miami’s historic Black communities. Along Grand Avenue in the West Grove, you’ll find farmers markets, art galleries and historic Black churches.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/coconut-grove
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Coconut Grove
A historic hamlet filled with lush parks, sidewalk cafes and indie boutiques, Coconut Grove is a favorite bayfront destination
Miami’s most historic neighborhood is also one of its most beautiful. The lush bayside community of Coconut Grove is known for its tropical vibe – banyan trees, palms and live oaks mingle along quiet residential streets, and peacocks are known to roam wild. With Bahamian roots that date back to the 1870s, it’s also home to one of Miami’s historic Black communities. Along Grand Avenue in the West Grove, you’ll find farmers markets, art galleries and historic Black churches.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/coconut-grove
Welcome to Downtown Coral Gables. Explore all there is to do in the Business Improvement District of Coral Gables here. The BID of Coral Gables is a non-profit organization incorporated in 1997 to promote the commercial vitality of Miracle Mile and Downtown Coral Gables.
Visit our lively epicenter of commerce, dining, culture and tastefully curated shopping and experiences here in Downtown Coral Gables. The community center of historic Coral Gables, the City Beautiful’s Downtown is an international destination for one-of-a-kind offerings and effortless lifestyle.
https://experiencecoralgables.com/
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Coral Gables
Welcome to Downtown Coral Gables. Explore all there is to do in the Business Improvement District of Coral Gables here. The BID of Coral Gables is a non-profit organization incorporated in 1997 to promote the commercial vitality of Miracle Mile and Downtown Coral Gables.
Visit our lively epicenter of commerce, dining, culture and tastefully curated shopping and experiences here in Downtown Coral Gables. The community center of historic Coral Gables, the City Beautiful’s Downtown is an international destination for one-of-a-kind offerings and effortless lifestyle.
https://experiencecoralgables.com/
The Miami Design District is a sophisticated and inviting international destination for fashion, art, architecture and fine dining.
Creativity flourishes in the Miami Design District. Spanning 18 square blocks just north of I-195 and Midtown Miami, this exciting shopping and arts district is a treasure trove of luxury fashion boutiques, edgy art galleries, engaging public art and trendy restaurants. The brainchild of visionary developer and art collector Craig Robins, the Miami Design District has grown into a sophisticated and inviting international destination for art and design.
While window shopping at luxury flagship boutiques such as Prada, Celine and Balenciaga may be what initially draws many visitors here, the experience is elevated by the captivating public art found throughout the district. From a prototype of Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye geodesic dome surrounded by palm trees in Palm Court, to Sol LeWitt’s sculpture garden and a web of hanging chairs by German designer Konstantin Grcic, the Miami Design District is a feast for the senses. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA), where admission is always free, focuses on experimentation and the exchange of contemporary art and ideas. Don’t miss celebrated local galleries, including David Castillo, Locust Projects and the De La Cruz Collection. Set aside some time to visit the Haitian Heritage Museum and learn about Haitian arts, culture and history.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/miami-design-district
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The Miami Design District is a sophisticated and inviting international destination for fashion, art, architecture and fine dining.
Creativity flourishes in the Miami Design District. Spanning 18 square blocks just north of I-195 and Midtown Miami, this exciting shopping and arts district is a treasure trove of luxury fashion boutiques, edgy art galleries, engaging public art and trendy restaurants. The brainchild of visionary developer and art collector Craig Robins, the Miami Design District has grown into a sophisticated and inviting international destination for art and design.
While window shopping at luxury flagship boutiques such as Prada, Celine and Balenciaga may be what initially draws many visitors here, the experience is elevated by the captivating public art found throughout the district. From a prototype of Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye geodesic dome surrounded by palm trees in Palm Court, to Sol LeWitt’s sculpture garden and a web of hanging chairs by German designer Konstantin Grcic, the Miami Design District is a feast for the senses. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA), where admission is always free, focuses on experimentation and the exchange of contemporary art and ideas. Don’t miss celebrated local galleries, including David Castillo, Locust Projects and the De La Cruz Collection. Set aside some time to visit the Haitian Heritage Museum and learn about Haitian arts, culture and history.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/miami-design-district
South Beach is known for its beaches and the glamorous scene around its happening nightspots and celebrity-chef eateries. Chain stores and indie fashion shops line pedestrian shopping strip Lincoln Road Mall. On Ocean Drive, known for its well-preserved art deco architecture, outdoor cafes offer a ringside view of the scene. Museums include the Wolfsonian-FIU, which has a collection of modern art and objects.
https://www.visitflorida.com/en-us/cities/south-beach.html
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South Beach
South Beach is known for its beaches and the glamorous scene around its happening nightspots and celebrity-chef eateries. Chain stores and indie fashion shops line pedestrian shopping strip Lincoln Road Mall. On Ocean Drive, known for its well-preserved art deco architecture, outdoor cafes offer a ringside view of the scene. Museums include the Wolfsonian-FIU, which has a collection of modern art and objects.
https://www.visitflorida.com/en-us/cities/south-beach.html
South of Fifth, also known as SoFi (so-FEE), is a small exclusive affluent neighborhood in South Beach (Miami Beach) that goes from South Pointe Park north to fifth street; from east to west. The area is surrounded by water on three sides from the Ocean to Biscayne Bay, South of Fifth is considered a peaceful oasis with immediate access to many of South Beach's notable activities.
South Pointe Park is a 17-acre park and promenade in this area that features a kids area, plenty of lush lawn for picnics, hills and walkways for outdoor exercising, and direct access to the beach. This family and pet friendly park is located in the same area as one of South Beach’s most historic restaurant: Smith & Wollensky. Other famous restaurants include: Joe's Stone Crab, Prime 112, Prime Italian, and Milos among others.
South of Fifth is home to some of Miami Beach's most luxurious condos like: Glass house, Portofino Tower, Apogee South Beach, Icon, Murano Grande, Murano at Portofino, Continuum Towers, Ocean House, South Pointe Tower and the Yacht Club At Portofino
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South Pointe
South of Fifth, also known as SoFi (so-FEE), is a small exclusive affluent neighborhood in South Beach (Miami Beach) that goes from South Pointe Park north to fifth street; from east to west. The area is surrounded by water on three sides from the Ocean to Biscayne Bay, South of Fifth is considered a peaceful oasis with immediate access to many of South Beach's notable activities.
South Pointe Park is a 17-acre park and promenade in this area that features a kids area, plenty of lush lawn for picnics, hills and walkways for outdoor exercising, and direct access to the beach. This family and pet friendly park is located in the same area as one of South Beach’s most historic restaurant: Smith & Wollensky. Other famous restaurants include: Joe's Stone Crab, Prime 112, Prime Italian, and Milos among others.
South of Fifth is home to some of Miami Beach's most luxurious condos like: Glass house, Portofino Tower, Apogee South Beach, Icon, Murano Grande, Murano at Portofino, Continuum Towers, Ocean House, South Pointe Tower and the Yacht Club At Portofino
Flamingo Park
Located in the heart of South Beach, Flamingo Park is a haven for sports lovers as well as families looking for a spot to cool off. After recent renovations, the park now has 17 tennis courts, a baseball stadium, handball and racquetball courts, a softball field, basketball court, football field, soccer field, running track, playground, walking trails and a bark park – all surrounded by lush tropical landscaping.
Pool and Water Park
Flamingo Park features a state-of-the-art aquatic center with two pool areas. The eight-lap swimming pool is kept at a comfortable temperature year-round so you can take a dip any time. The center also provides lockers, lounge chairs and shower facilities. Little ones (and anyone young at heart) can cool down and splash around at the facility's outdoor water playground.
Sports Rentals
The park’s sports facilities are popular with locals as well as professional athletes who use them for off-season workouts. Contact the park for information about reserving a spot at one of the many courts or fields. Some areas of the park are also available to rent for events.
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Flamingo Park
Located in the heart of South Beach, Flamingo Park is a haven for sports lovers as well as families looking for a spot to cool off. After recent renovations, the park now has 17 tennis courts, a baseball stadium, handball and racquetball courts, a softball field, basketball court, football field, soccer field, running track, playground, walking trails and a bark park – all surrounded by lush tropical landscaping.
Pool and Water Park
Flamingo Park features a state-of-the-art aquatic center with two pool areas. The eight-lap swimming pool is kept at a comfortable temperature year-round so you can take a dip any time. The center also provides lockers, lounge chairs and shower facilities. Little ones (and anyone young at heart) can cool down and splash around at the facility's outdoor water playground.
Sports Rentals
The park’s sports facilities are popular with locals as well as professional athletes who use them for off-season workouts. Contact the park for information about reserving a spot at one of the many courts or fields. Some areas of the park are also available to rent for events.
Non-stop energy and in-the-moment style are the hallmarks of Wynwood, Miami’s creative and cultural hub.
North of Downtown Miami and west of Miami Beach, a Greater Miami neighborhood that was once a collection of warehouses has been transformed in recent years into one of the world’s hippest hangouts. Full of eclectic restaurants, bars and shops, Wynwood also offers visitors countless opportunities to enjoy the best of international contemporary art, whether in galleries or simply on the street, where colorful murals make it a go-to place for Instagrammers.
A stroll along the main thoroughfare of Northwest 2nd Avenue and its side streets reveals all the things that make Wynwood famous. There are craft breweries like Wynwood Brewing Company and Cerveceria La Tropical alongside independent boutiques, taquerias, food halls and laid back bars such as Gramps that have outdoor spaces for some fun, al fresco. On any given day, you’ll find locals caffeinating at Panther Coffee before heading to neighborhood co-working spaces, or grabbing a bite at much-loved eateries including The Salty, Coyo Taco and Zak The Baker. Boutiques such as Frangipani and Wynwood Tribe carry made-in-Miami and international merchandise that will make a stylish memento of your Miami trip.
Wynwood is perhaps best known as a hub of contemporary and street art. Both serious and casual collectors are welcome at more than 70 galleries, which sell pieces at all price points. Synonymous with the neighborhood are vibrant murals, which were originally commissioned by the neighborhood’s visionary developer, Tony Goldman, in the early 2000s. Years later, Wynwood’s renaissance is all but complete, while the outdoor gallery of striking art continues to evolve. While you can see murals throughout the neighborhood, the centerpiece here is the Wynwood Walls. Purchase timed tickets in advance to view more than 35 murals by world-renowned artists. As popular with locals as they are with visitors, the walls (indeed, Wynwood itself) offer a unique and memorable experience.
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Wynwood
Non-stop energy and in-the-moment style are the hallmarks of Wynwood, Miami’s creative and cultural hub.
North of Downtown Miami and west of Miami Beach, a Greater Miami neighborhood that was once a collection of warehouses has been transformed in recent years into one of the world’s hippest hangouts. Full of eclectic restaurants, bars and shops, Wynwood also offers visitors countless opportunities to enjoy the best of international contemporary art, whether in galleries or simply on the street, where colorful murals make it a go-to place for Instagrammers.
A stroll along the main thoroughfare of Northwest 2nd Avenue and its side streets reveals all the things that make Wynwood famous. There are craft breweries like Wynwood Brewing Company and Cerveceria La Tropical alongside independent boutiques, taquerias, food halls and laid back bars such as Gramps that have outdoor spaces for some fun, al fresco. On any given day, you’ll find locals caffeinating at Panther Coffee before heading to neighborhood co-working spaces, or grabbing a bite at much-loved eateries including The Salty, Coyo Taco and Zak The Baker. Boutiques such as Frangipani and Wynwood Tribe carry made-in-Miami and international merchandise that will make a stylish memento of your Miami trip.
Wynwood is perhaps best known as a hub of contemporary and street art. Both serious and casual collectors are welcome at more than 70 galleries, which sell pieces at all price points. Synonymous with the neighborhood are vibrant murals, which were originally commissioned by the neighborhood’s visionary developer, Tony Goldman, in the early 2000s. Years later, Wynwood’s renaissance is all but complete, while the outdoor gallery of striking art continues to evolve. While you can see murals throughout the neighborhood, the centerpiece here is the Wynwood Walls. Purchase timed tickets in advance to view more than 35 murals by world-renowned artists. As popular with locals as they are with visitors, the walls (indeed, Wynwood itself) offer a unique and memorable experience.
Little Havana – the heart of Miami’s Cuban diaspora – is part of what makes Miami such a dynamic cultural destination. The neighborhood is centered around Calle Ocho (Southwest Eighth Street), a vibrant thoroughfare lined with Latin-inspired restaurants, bakeries, fruit stands, cigar shops, rum bars, art galleries and music venues. It’s also where you’ll find the famed Máximo Gómez Park (known as Domino Park),where locals gather to talk politics over heated games of dominoes. The street is lined with murals and other artwork, from the mosaic tiles near Domino Park depicting classic symbols of Cuban heritage – cigars, musical instruments and tropical fruit – to walls covered with portraits of Cuban legends, including revolutionary poet José Martí and beloved singer Celia Cruz.
One of the best ways to dig into Cuban culture is through its food. Whether you make a pilgrimage to the classic, family-owned Versailles or pay a visit to one of Little Havana’s other top Cuban restaurants, you’re going to want to sample everything from strong, sweet Cuban coffee to the savory Cuban sandwich (made with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and yellow mustard pressed into crusty bread). These restaurants, which have a casual, convivial atmosphere, sport ventanitas (little windows), where you can order delectable treats on the go – try an empanada or a guava and cheese pastelito (pastry). Head to Azucar Ice Cream Company
for artisanal ice cream and sorbet with tropical flavors.
Little Havana’s arts and cultural scene is equally vibrant. The neighborhood plays host to the Calle Ocho Music Festival every March to celebrate Carnaval Miami, with big-name entertainers headlining the festivities. No matter when you visit Little Havana, you can always soak up the local art and culture at galleries and studios such as the Futurama 1637 Art Building and Molina Fine Art Gallery, or with an indie flick at the Tower Theater, which dates to 1926. One of the area’s best live music venues is the CubaOcho Museum & Performing Arts Center, which happens to be an excellent place to savor a mojito.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/little-havana
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Little Havana – the heart of Miami’s Cuban diaspora – is part of what makes Miami such a dynamic cultural destination. The neighborhood is centered around Calle Ocho (Southwest Eighth Street), a vibrant thoroughfare lined with Latin-inspired restaurants, bakeries, fruit stands, cigar shops, rum bars, art galleries and music venues. It’s also where you’ll find the famed Máximo Gómez Park (known as Domino Park),where locals gather to talk politics over heated games of dominoes. The street is lined with murals and other artwork, from the mosaic tiles near Domino Park depicting classic symbols of Cuban heritage – cigars, musical instruments and tropical fruit – to walls covered with portraits of Cuban legends, including revolutionary poet José Martí and beloved singer Celia Cruz.
One of the best ways to dig into Cuban culture is through its food. Whether you make a pilgrimage to the classic, family-owned Versailles or pay a visit to one of Little Havana’s other top Cuban restaurants, you’re going to want to sample everything from strong, sweet Cuban coffee to the savory Cuban sandwich (made with roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and yellow mustard pressed into crusty bread). These restaurants, which have a casual, convivial atmosphere, sport ventanitas (little windows), where you can order delectable treats on the go – try an empanada or a guava and cheese pastelito (pastry). Head to Azucar Ice Cream Company
for artisanal ice cream and sorbet with tropical flavors.
Little Havana’s arts and cultural scene is equally vibrant. The neighborhood plays host to the Calle Ocho Music Festival every March to celebrate Carnaval Miami, with big-name entertainers headlining the festivities. No matter when you visit Little Havana, you can always soak up the local art and culture at galleries and studios such as the Futurama 1637 Art Building and Molina Fine Art Gallery, or with an indie flick at the Tower Theater, which dates to 1926. One of the area’s best live music venues is the CubaOcho Museum & Performing Arts Center, which happens to be an excellent place to savor a mojito.
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/neighborhoods/little-havana
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Resources for transportation, events, emergency updates
Airport Flyer Bus from Miami Airport
https://lincolnroadmall.com/from-mia-to-south-beach-the-airport-flyer-express-bus-is-fast-easy-convenient-and-only-2-35/
Route - https://www.miamidade.gov/transit/library/routes/150.pdf
https://www.miamidade.gov/global/home.page
https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/
Miami's free trolley information - www.miamiandbeaches.com/plan-your-trip/transportation/how-to-use-miamis-trolleys
Free metro rail which services downtown Miami and Brickell area
www.miamidade.gov/global/transportation/metromover.page
For renting bicycles
www.citibikemiami.com/