Striking a healthy balance between grit and renewal, Downtown Miami (also home to the Business District) still maintains its character despite being in the midst of a construction boom boasting several mega projects. You'll find the old school electronics & fabric shops alongside new restaurants, and cafes springing up as the area becomes progressively more dense. The neighborhood also boasts some iconic Classic Revival & Art Deco architecture reminiscent of Miami's land boom during the 1920s.
A charming anachronism in Miami’s rapidly changing cityscape.
Lycras, spandex and other fabrics.
Miami's only Art Deco skyscraper (1939).
Convenient & instant gratification for your late night appetite.
Miami's most classic and atmospheric theater.
Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi designed Bayfront Park in 1986.
A non-profit organization committed to supporting emerging and mid career contemporary Latin American artists.
An exhibition and community event space showcasing architecture & design.
A bright, tropical selection of freshly made smoothies, fruit bowls and juices.
An Italian run, classical eatery in an urban setting.
One part 1920s speakeasy and another part luxe British manor.
A quintessential after hours chill spot for local artists and creatives. Chat about that upcoming project with friends in an unpretentious setting over a full menu of classic and specialty cocktails, craft beers, soups, sandwiches and snacks, or simply make Tuesday Night Jazz your weekly ritual.
