Little Havana & Calle OchoMiami
Cafecito windows, cigar shops, Domino Park and live music on SW 8th Street.
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Miami has a lot to see before you open your wallet: walkable neighborhoods, public art, a bayfront park and a waterfront marketplace. Parking, food and shopping cost extra, and hours change, so check before you go.
Neighborhoods and parks that are free to wander.
Cafecito windows, cigar shops, Domino Park and live music on SW 8th Street.
Bayfront Edgewater park with outdoor courts and skyline views.
Walkable blocks of flagship designer stores, galleries and public art installations. Free to wander.
Official pageWaterfront marketplace on Biscayne Bay with shops, live music and sightseeing boat tours.
Official pageBrowse vintage finds and local sellers.
About 125 dealers selling vintage jewelry, mid-century furniture and Miami memorabilia on selected Sundays, October through May.
Free ideas include Little Havana and Calle Ocho, Margaret Pace Park, the Miami Design District, Bayside Marketplace and the Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market. Parking, food and shopping cost extra.
It is listed as free to walk, with public art installations and galleries among the designer stores.
See our Free Things to Do page, which lists free beaches, parks and markets across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Keys.
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