The Hills at South Pointe Park are identified by their undulating, grassy slopes that rise above the flat landscape at the southernmost tip of Miami Beach. These intentional landforms, designed as part of a major redesign completed in two…
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This route highlights Miami's most iconic neighborhoods, taking you from the Art Deco streets of South Beach to the city's premier arts districts and historic mainland landmarks.
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1. The Hills At South Pointe Park
2. Art Deco Welcome Center
The Art Deco Welcome Center occupies the former nineteen thirty-nine police station at one thousand one Ocean Drive. You can identify the building by its presence within the historic Tenth Street Auditorium, a structure that now anchors…
3. Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road is a wide, tree-lined promenade stretching between Washington Avenue and Alton Road, strictly reserved for pedestrians. It is defined by its distinct modernist landscaping, featuring expansive geometric paving patterns, shaded…
4. Pérez Art Museum Miami
The Pérez Art Museum Miami is defined by its massive, overhanging wooden canopy and lush, vertical gardens that drape from the building’s exterior. Designed by the Swiss firm Herzog and de Meuron and opened in two thousand thirteen, the…
5. Wynwood Walls
The Wynwood Walls are a complex of warehouse buildings with windowless walls that serve as an outdoor museum for graffiti and street art. Founded in two thousand nine by developer Tony Goldman, the site occupies a former industrial…
6. Miami Design District
The Miami Design District is an eighteen-block neighborhood defined by its mix of high-end luxury boutiques, experimental architecture, and large-scale public art installations. You can identify the area by the frequent appearance of…
7. Domino Park
Máximo Gómez Park, known locally as Domino Park, is easily identified by the sound of tiles clattering on concrete tables and the sight of a colorful mural depicting the presidents who attended the nineteen ninety-four Summit of the…
8. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is defined by its sprawling, Italian Renaissance-style villa that sits directly on the edge of Biscayne Bay. Built between nineteen fourteen and nineteen twenty-two, this estate was the winter residence of James…
9. Venetian Pool
The Venetian Pool is a massive, four-acre lagoon carved directly into coral rock, defined by its jagged limestone walls, waterfalls, and stone bridges. It was built in nineteen twenty-four as the Venetian Casino, a centerpiece for George…