Coconut Grove
One of Miami's oldest neighborhoods, with lush shade, crowded sailboat marinas, bohemian cafés and a waterfront park.
Coconut Grove lies south of downtown and was developed in the 19th century by Bahamian immigrants and northern intellectuals. Its streets are covered by banyan trees and tropical plants, creating a relaxed atmosphere. The core shopping district, CocoWalk, has restaurants and shops, and the Dinner Key Marina by the sea is filled with sailboats. Barnacle Historic State Park preserves a house dating from 1891. The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is just to the north and can be visited on the same trip. Take the Metrorail to Coconut Grove station and then transfer or walk.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
- Venetian Pool
- Biltmore Hotel
- Little Havana
- Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
- Brickell
- Freedom Tower
- Bayside Marketplace / Downtown Miami