Location: Miami
Top Things to do in Miami
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Things to do in Miami, Florida (FL): The Best Neighborhoods
Miami is hot hot hot! And it’s not just the sultry weather. Here, the nightlife is scorching, thanks to a strong Latin influence and spicy salsa culture. Dance the noche away in a nightclub, or indulge in a fancy meal at one of the city’s celebrity-owned restaurants. By day, hit the beach of course, or have yourself a walkabout, taking in Miami’s colorful art deco architecture. Grab a Cuban sandwich in Little Havana, then ride the vintage carousel at Virginia Key Beach Park.
Restaurants in Miami
1. Miami Design District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,404 reviews
The Miami Design District is a neighborhood dedicated to innovative fashion, design, architecture and dining experiences. The vision for a rejuvenated Design District was codified in an urban master plan developed by the award-winning master planners Duany Plater-Zyberk, with the additional participation of architects including Walter Chatham, Hariri and Hariri, Juan Lezcano, Terence Riley, and Alison Spear. The Miami Design District embodies a singular dedication to the unity of design, fashion, art and architecture, and a commitment to encourage a neighborhood comprised of creative experiences.
Reviewed By highlandbeachflorida - Highland Beach, United States
The Miami Design District in Miami offers all the top designers in a very walkable area. Top shops include Louis Vuitton who showcased new collections when we were there, Dior and Hermes. A must for the fashion conscious afficionado.
2. Wynwood
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,107 reviews
The official Facebook page of Wynwood Miami, run by the Wynwood Business Improvement District. To preserve and further the neighborhood’s progress, the Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) was formed in 2013 as a municipal board of the City of Miami government. BID Property owners comprise its Board of Directors and represent hundreds of property owners throughout the 50-city block community. The BID works to enhance security and sanitation services in the neighborhood, raise awareness of advancements in the area, and plan for the future of Wynwood
Reviewed By yaf111 - Brussels, Belgium
Just go over there, absolutely worthwhile, beautiful district and the walls are so incredible, fully free tour, beautiful painting street art, just amazing and then walk around to see all great street art painting all around the Design District area, worthwhile to go over there.
3. Little Havana
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,853 reviews
Reviewed By loriar - Harrow, Canada
Everyone who visits Miami should take the time to visit Little Havana. There is something for everyone: monument for the Bay of Pigs, tasty ice cream and bakery shops, cuban coffee everywhere, live music, original art work, men playing dominos, and excellent food.
4. Calle Ocho
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 769 reviews
Reviewed By toddt621 - Honolulu, United States
A great place to take a relaxing walk and do some window shopping. Watch cigars being made by hand! Lots of friendly people. Try some great Cuban food or a Mojito!
5. Coconut Grove
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 841 reviews
Established in the 1800s by a worldly group of pioneers, sailors, artists, naturalists, millionaires, and intellectuals, Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest neighborhood and still maintains its historic charm. The Grove offers visitors an enticing mix of shops, boutiques, and lively outdoor cafes set amid a laid-back village by the bay. Monthly events include Fashion + Art + Music Night every first Saturday and free historic bike tours every second Saturday. Also, weekly free yoga classes held at Peacock Park!
Reviewed By BrittanyRobey
We stayed with icoconutgrove.com short term rentals, it was an amazing deal, beautiful place and didn't have to go far to have a relaxing day full of fun. Went to Greenstreet Cafe for breakfast, walked off the carbs through the trees of Barnacle park... then casually strolled around town into some shops ( all walking distance ). Decided to spend the later afternoon at our rooftop pool, showered in our room got dolled up for the night and headed to Lulus for drinks and dinner. The day/night was surprisingly effortless and easy!
6. Miami Ironside
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Miami Ironside (est. 2003) is an eclectic, creative district composed of showrooms and studios, including architecture, interiors, material and furniture design, boutique retail, and the visual arts. Reminiscent of Brera Design District Milano, Miami Ironside is host to year-round public art exhibitions, including four permanent pieces of the Berlin Wall by street artist Thierry Noir.
Reviewed By foodieeverywhere - Miami Beach, United States
This place is perfect to relax outdoors and enjoy the trees, butterflies, and pizza. It's a perfect outdoor dining area, and thanks to the trees it feels very refreshing. There is everything you need, even a place to leave your kids. There's a hair and nail salon, shops, galleries, art, and the cutest lemon garden. With the Covid-19 situation it was great to find a place to be outdoors with lots of space. Would 100% recommend.
7. Little Haiti
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 126 reviews
A Caribbean style marketplace and a replica of the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince mark this neighborhood as the center of Haitian culture in Miami.
8. DermaGym
DermaGym is Miami’s premiere Anti-Aging Spa. Nestled in the Upper East Side, our urban chic, hotel-inspired facility bridges the gap between conventional spa services and scientifically proven results for both men and women Whether you are just looking to spot treat or want a whole body experience, we have carefully hand-picked our equipment for efficacy, compatibility and maximum results.
9. Upper East Side
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
