Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road Mall
An open-air pedestrian shopping street in South Beach, designed by modernist architect Morris Lapidus, lined with shops, restaurants and sidewalk cafés.
Lincoln Road runs across the northern part of South Beach. In 1960, Lapidus transformed it into a pedestrian mall, with distinctive shade pavilions, water features and tropical plants along its center. Both sides are lined with fashion brands, art galleries, theaters and plenty of restaurants, and in the evening the outdoor seating fills with diners, making it the social hub of South Beach. Near the western end is the New World Symphony concert hall, and free concerts projected on its outdoor wall are very popular (check the official website). Restaurant prices along the street are on the high side, so keep an eye out for service charges on your bill.
Opening hours
Open all day; shops approx. 10:00–23:00
Nearby sights
- Española Way
- South Beach / Art Deco Historic District
- Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
- The Wolfsonian–FIU
- South Pointe Park
- Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
- Bayside Marketplace / Downtown Miami
- Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science