Spanning more than 800 buildings, this district is the world’s largest collection of preserved Art Deco architecture. The pastel-hued hotels, neon signage, and geometric motifs recall Miami’s 1930s and 1940s heyday. Travel + Leisure and the Miami Design Preservation League both cite the district as an essential stop for understanding Miami’s unique visual identity. Guided walking tours are available for deeper insights into the neighborhood’s stories and design details.
Miami’s Most Striking Architectural Marvels: Essential Stops for Design Lovers
