Key facts
• Location: Central Miami, bordering Biscayne Bay
• Notable landmarks: Freedom Tower; Pérez Art Museum Miami; Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
• Transportation: Free Metromover; Brightline high-speed rail; Miami Metrorail connections
• Main thoroughfares: Biscayne Boulevard and Brickell Avenue
• Adjacent areas: Brickell, Overtown, and Wynwood
History and transformation
Downtown Miami developed in the early 20thcentury along the Miami River and quickly became South Florida’s financial nucleus. Its first skyscraper, the Freedom Tower, later served as a Cuban refugee processing center and today houses the Museum of Art and Design. Since the 2000s, large-scale public and private investments have turned the area into a mixed-use neighborhood filled with residential towers, parks, and cultural venues.
Map of the area
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