Destination

Just an 8-minute stroll from Bossa House, Faena Forum anchors the Faena District's six blocks of design, fashion, wellness, and art. Rem Koolhaas's striking cylindrical building hosts exhibitions, performances, and private events — a cultural pulse close to home, with distinctive architecture and public art lining Collins Avenue along the way.

An 8-minute walk along the Boardwalk brings you to 36th Street Park, known locally as Pancoast Park — a quiet Mid-Beach beach access point with restrooms, changing facilities, and foot-wash stations ready for sandy feet. Fewer crowds than South Beach, the same golden Miami coastline.

A short 10-minute ride south brings you to the Art Deco Historic District along Ocean Drive, home to over 800 preserved buildings from the 1920s and 30s. Pastel facades, neon signs, and geometric lines set the scene for a stroll past the Art Deco Welcome Center and Miami's most photographed stretch of hotels.

A 10-minute walk up Collins Avenue leads to The Bass, Miami Beach's contemporary art museum, with rotating exhibitions, public installations, and free guided tours that go deeper into every gallery — a cultural anchor of Mid-Beach, right in our own backyard.

Just over a mile away, about a 7-minute drive, the Miami Beach Convention Center hosts major conventions, trade shows, and art fairs, recently renovated with expanded exhibition space and modern amenities — a premier stop for business travelers and event-goers alike.

A short 18-minute drive north on Collins Avenue brings you to Bal Harbour Shops, an open-air escape of luxury boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, and lush tropical gardens. Personal shopping and exclusive collections make it a favorite for guests seeking refined retail therapy.

About a 7-minute ride south, Lincoln Road Mall is Miami Beach's open-air stage for shopping, dining, and people-watching. Stroll Morris Lapidus's iconic pedestrian strip, browse boutiques and national retailers, and settle into an outdoor cafe as the street comes alive, day or night.

A short 6-minute drive brings you to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, four acres of native and tropical plantings, koi ponds, and quiet walking paths built for slowing down. A peaceful counterpoint to the beach and a favorite stop for guests looking to spend an unhurried afternoon among the greenery.

A quick 15-minute ride across the bay, the Miami Design District pairs luxury flagship stores with public art, sculpture gardens, and some of the city's most inventive dining. Come for the architecture and boutiques, stay for an afternoon of gallery-hopping and people-watching.

About a 15-minute ride across the bay, Wynwood is Miami's open-air canvas — block after block of murals, street art, and galleries anchored by Wynwood Walls. Independent boutiques, breweries, and food halls fill in the rest, making it an easy afternoon of wandering and discovery.