Miami · 16 shopping districts
Sixteen districts, one bay.
From the luxury houses at Bal Harbour to the cafecito windows on Calle Ocho, every Miami shopping district we cover, with what to buy, when to go and how to get there.
Editor's pick
Design District
Luxury flagships, design showrooms and galleries across a few walkable blocks north of downtown, with public art around every corner.
This week
Brickell
Open-air shopping levels under a glass climate ribbon in the financial district, with the towers' boutiques and restaurants around it.
This week
Bal Harbour
The open-air luxury center that opened in 1965, with koi ponds, tropical gardens and the big European houses side by side.
This week
Wynwood
Warehouse blocks covered in murals, with independent boutiques, galleries and breweries around the Wynwood Walls.
This week
Lincoln Road
A car-free promenade since 1960, from Washington Avenue to Alton Road: big brands, sidewalk cafés and a Sunday market under the palms.
This week
Little Havana
Calle Ocho: cafecito windows, cigar rollers, guayabera shops, galleries and the domino tables at Máximo Gómez Park.
This week
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest neighborhood: CocoWalk, independent shops under the banyans and a Saturday organic market.
This week
Miracle Mile
Coral Gables' downtown: bridal salons, menswear, home stores and restaurants along a shady Mediterranean Revival main street.
This week
Collins Ave
South Beach's shopping street, a block from the sand: swimwear, streetwear and global brands in art deco buildings.
This week
MiMo
Mid-century motels along Biscayne Boulevard and warehouse studios in Little River, with vintage, plants and makers' shops.
This week
Merrick Park
An open-air center in Coral Gables, with Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and luxury brands around garden courtyards.
This week
Bayside
An open-air marketplace on the bay downtown, with souvenirs, live music and boat tours leaving from the marina.
This week
Aventura
One of the biggest malls in the country: 300-plus stores, a public art collection and a ten-story slide.
This week
Dadeland
South Miami-Dade's big enclosed mall since 1962, with department stores and a Metrorail stop next door.
This week
Sunset Harbour
A few low-rise blocks on the bay side of Miami Beach with independent boutiques, wellness studios and some of the island's best casual restaurants.
This week
Sawgrass Mills
One of the largest outlet malls in the country, in Sunrise: hundreds of outlet stores plus a luxury outlet wing. About 45 minutes from downtown.
This week
Where they are
Ten in the middle, four worth the trip.
Tap a pin to see what's there.
Plan a walking route across districts, then send it to Google Maps.
Plan a visit
Guides that cross the city.
Coral Gables: Miracle Mile and a Cafecito
A half-day in the Gables: Cuban coffee to start, bridal salons, kitchen showrooms and a 1950s jeweler on Miracle Mile, lunch on Giralda Plaza, and an afternoon at The Shops at Merrick Park.
Read guide →Miami Design District: A Luxury Shopping Walk
Three short streets of luxury flagships, Italian furniture showrooms, free museums and public art, plus where to have lunch and a starred dinner without moving the car.
Read guide →Lincoln Road Shopping Walk
One easy afternoon down South Beach's car-free promenade, from Washington Avenue to Alton Road: swim labels, art books, galleries and the big home stores on the cross streets, with an optional detour to Sunset Harbour.
Read guide →Stay in the loop
Miami Shopping, weekly.
New openings, sales, market events, and hidden gems, straight to your inbox.