MIAMI SHOPPING DISTRICTS

 

 

Greater Miami and the Beaches is filled with bustling shopping districts, all complimented by many authentic restaurants, art galleries and white-sand beaches. From the Downtown Miami Shopping District, with more than 1,000 retail shops including the second largest jewelry district in the country, to the Miami International Arts & Design District, which features fine antiques, art, housewares and custom furniture, to Downtown Coral Gables and Miracle Mile, which is brimming with upscale boutiques, bookstores, and bridal shops; these districts have it all, providing visitors with nothing less than first-rate shopping. Below we have listed some of the city’s most popular and distinct shopping districts. 

 

CocoWalk

3015 Grand Avenue
Coconut Grove, FL 33133

(305) 444-0777

www.cocowalk.com  

(COCONUT GROVE) 

 

This Mediterranean-style shopping village features colorful outdoor cafes, charming bistros and unique stores with a European village ambience. Major retailers include the Gap, Banana Republic and Victoria’s Secret. The Cheesecake Factory and a 16-screen cinemaplex are also a part of this exciting retail and entertainment center in the heart of Coconut Grove. Special group meetings and events can be arranged. Automated Teller Machine (ATM). Open-air Mall. Covered Parking. Frequent Live Entertainment. Open MON-THU 11 am-10 pm., FRI-SAT 11 am-12 am., SUN 11 am-10 pm.

 

 

Downtown Coral Gables & Miracle Mile

224 Miracle Mile

Coral Gables, FL 33134

(305) 569-0311

www.downtowngables.org  

(CORAL  GABLES)

 

A lovely tree-lined shopping district situated in the heart of “City Beautiful.” Downtown Coral Gables, including Miracle Mile, is one of South Florida’s most sought-after shopping destinations. Featuring quality shops, art galleries, activities throughout the day and abundant parking in a lushly landscaped environment. Shoppers will find unique jewelry, apparel, furnishings, salons and spas, and other specialty shops. Downtown Gables restaurants offer food from around the world and serve dinner late into the evening. Call for hours.

 

 

Downtown Miami Shopping District

Biscayne Boulevard to 3rd Avenue
SE 1st Street to NE 3rd Street
Miami, FL

(305) 379-7070

www.downtownmiami.net  

(DOWNTOWN MIAMI)

 

More than 3,000 retail and specialty stores make up the downtown shopping district, anchored by Burdines, Marshall’s, Ross Dress for Less, Victor’s La Epoca (imported from Havana) and The Sports Authority. Many shops unique only to Miami are located here and visitors can shop all day, lunch on food from around the world, visit art and historical museums, or just stroll the streets of the city’s most historical district. Here is also the destination of world-class jewelry shopping, including the Seybold Building which boasts more than 280 jewelers. Automated Teller Machine (ATM). Open-air mall. Covered Parking. Open MON-SUN 10 am-6 pm.

 
  

Lincoln Road Mall

Lincoln Road at 16th Street
Miami Beach, FL 33139

(305) 531-3442

MON-SUN

(MIAMI BEACH)

 

A recent $16 million renovation has rejuvenated this pedestrian mall into one of the most popular shopping areas in all of Miami, featuring an attractive combination of outdoor café’s, boutiques and art galleries. The 12-block district sizzles with activity both day and night and features more than 170 specialty shops, 26 galleries and nearly 50 restaurants, as well as regularly scheduled live outdoor jazz concerts and gallery walks. The major renovation created a resurgence of high-end retail as well, bringing patrons an eclectic mix of high-fashion boutiques such as En Avance, ÉTÉ, Fashion Arena and Something Different Boutique as well as the national retailers Pottery Barn and The Gap. Lincoln Road continues to maintain its Art Deco roots and here visitors will not only witness some terrific architecture, but also find unique shops such as Brownes & Co. apothecary, Details at Home furniture and accessories, the unusual lighting boutique Lunatika, the Books & Books store and cafe and The Frieze ice cream shop. The complex is anchored on its west end (on Alton Road) by a new 18-screen megaplex Regal Cinema, which includes a Banana Republic flagship store and several new boutiques in 50,000 square feet of retail space. Lincoln Road was once the shopping street of Miami Beach and was known in the 1950’s as "The Fifth Avenue of the South." That reputation seems to be resurfacing as everyone from common folk to celebrities to politicians make this outdoor mall a “must see” on their Miami agenda. 

 

 

Miami International Arts and Design District

NE 36th Street to 41Street
Miami, FL

(DOWNTOWN MIAMI)

 

This district features a myriad of furniture, antique and art shops as well as many restaurants. It is enhanced by wholesale and retail fashion firms. Open-air mall with outdoor dining. Open MON-FRI 10 am-5 pm 

 

Miami International Merchandise Mart 

711 NW 72nd Avenue

Miami, FL 33126

(305) 261-2900; Toll Free: (800) 333-3333

(WEST DADE)

 

Adjacent to the Radisson Mart Plaza Hotel, the Miami Merchandise Mart's 32-acre commercial 32-year-old complex features an exhibition center, public shopping mall, hotel and over 300 permanent wholesale showrooms including apparel, jewelry, home furnishings and more. Open MON.-SUN.