Greater Miami is a shopper’s paradise, with a combination of breezy open-air venues and cool, enclosed malls. Shoppers can choose from the latest haute couture and prêt-a-porter fashions to antiques, jewelry, fine art and more. The shopping possibilities go on and on . . .

Bayside Marketplace
401 Biscayne Boulevard
(305) 577-3344
Shopping and sightseeing go hand in hand at open-air Bayside Marketplace, where you’ll find street performers, live music and even boat tours. Browse more than 100 specialty shops, including Gap, Victoria ’s Secret and the Disney Store, or relax in the Hard Rock Cafe or one of the outdoor cafes, bars or restaurants. Secured self-parking and valet parking are available.

Central Business District
Bounded by I-95, NE 5th Street ,
Biscayne Bay and the Miami River
(305) 379-7070
The Central Business District (CBD) in downtown Miami is home to more than 3,000 retailers, including department stores, unique specialty shops, national chains and more than 300 restaurants. Metromover serves the CBD.

Jewelry District
NE 1st Street, between NE 1st and Miami Avenues
Downtown Miami is known especially for its electronics, sporting goods, luggage, shoes, and jewelry. The Jewelry District is a popular destination for people shopping for the perfect piece. Metered and lot parking are available. Merchant validation is offered at four municipal garages.

Miami Design District
Between NE 36th and 41st Streets,
N. Miami and NE 2nd Avenues
(305) 573-8116
Designer showrooms share quarters with business offices in this 18-square block center for home furnishings design. In addition to the showrooms, you’ll find art galleries, photography studios, antique shops, restaurants, cafes and, travel agencies.

CocoWalk
3015 Grand Avenue
(305) 444-0777
Lively CocoWalk combines 38 shops with restaurants, outdoor cafes and a 16-screen cinema in a Mediterranean-style, open-air complex. Retailers include Victoria ’s Secret, Gap, Banana Republic, B. Dalton, Express, and Blockbuster Music and Video. The 3-level center also includes restaurants, clubs and more. Secure, covered parking is available

Streets of Mayfair
2911 Grand Avenue
(305) 448-1700
In the heart of Coconut Grove, this exciting center includes shops and boutiques, as well as 9 restaurants and sidewalk cafes, including Iguana Cantina. Streets of Mayfair also offers the Improv, Oxygen Lounge and other clubs. Metered, self-parking and valet parking are available.

Miracle Mile
SW 22nd St. , btwn. Douglas and LeJeune Roads
(305) 446-1657
This charming 4-block stretch showcases galleries and boutiques, accented by fountains, plazas and archways dotted with bougainvillea. You’ll find moderate to high-end shops, restaurants and cafes. Services include florists, hair salons and ATMs. Garage and metered parking are available.

Dolphin Mall
11401 NW 12th Street
(305) 365-7446
Dolphin Mall offers a new world of shopping, dining and entertainment. Located 5 miles from Miami International Airport at the intersection of the Dolphin Expressway (836) and the Florida Turnpike, this 1.4 million square foot mall offers 8 anchor stores and more than 150 outlet shops, including OFF 5th – Saks Fifth Avenue, Mars Music, Burlington Coat Factory, Old Navy, and The Athlete’s Foot.

Mall of the Americas
7795 W. Flagler Street
(305) 261-8772
Anchor stores at this value-oriented mall include T. J. Maxx, Linens N’ Things, Old Navy, Marshalls, and Home Depot, plus more than 100 specialty stores. The stores are accompanied by an international food court, 14-screen AMC movie theater and video arcade. Services include an ATM, 2 hair salons, a one-hour photo store, and a postal service. Free parking is offered.

Miami International Mall
1455 NW 107th Avenue
(305) 593-1775
With a strong cosmopolitan flavor, Miami International Mall lives up to its name. Most of the merchants are bilingual, and stores run the gamut from European high fashion to American brand name products. The mall’s 200 specialty stores are anchored by Burdines, Dillards, JCPenney, and Sears and services include salons, alterations, a drugstore, an ATM, a full-service restaurant, and an international food court. Free parking is available.

Dadeland Mall
7535 N. Kendall Drive
(305) 665-6226
Dadeland Mall, on North Kendall Drive , between U.S. 1 and the Palmetto Expressway, boasts more than 175 stores housed in elegant surroundings. The largest Burdines in Florida, Saks Fifth Avenue, Limited/Express, Lord & Taylor, and JCPenney anchor the mall, which also includes a Thomas Kinkade art gallery, one-hour photo service, ATM, travel agency, hair salon, optometrists, 2 full-service restaurants, and a food court. Covered parking and valet service are available.

Downtown South Miami
Between Sunset and Kendall Drives
More than 250 businesses, including antique stores, art galleries, boutiques and specialty shops, bookstores, markets, and bakeries, are located in this pleasant community. Popular shopping streets are SW 72nd and 73rd streets, SW 57th Avenue and Dixie Highway .

The Falls Shopping Center
8888 SW 136th Street
(305) 255-5883
The Falls Shopping Center is home to Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s and more than 100 shops, a 12-screen movie theater, cafes, and restaurants set in a magnificent waterscape with tropical foliage. A bank and an ATM are also nearby. Free parking is available.

The Shops at Sunset Place
5701 Sunset Drive
(305) 663-4222
This upscale retail and entertainment complex is located at U.S. 1 and Red Road . Offerings include Barnes & Noble, Virgin Megastore, GameWorks, an IMAX theater, Nike Town , Z Gallerie, a 24-screen AMC Theatre, and an array of specialty shops and restaurants. Garage and valet parking are available.

Town & CountryCenter
8505 Mills Drive
(305) 274-7982
This shopping facility occupies 75 acres that include a 6-acre lake. More than 100 shops and stores are divided between an enclosed mall and a half mile long strip mall. Town & Country is a value-oriented shopping center anchored by Ross Dress For Less, Sears and Linens N’ Things. Nine full-service restaurants and a food court offer international dining. A pharmacy, dry cleaning service, 10-screen theater, indoor carousel, and ATMs are also onsite. Free parking is available.

Lincoln Road
Between Collins and West Avenues
An oddity in auto-oriented Miami, this pedestrian mall at the north end of South Beach has a trendy charm, with an eclectic mix of art galleries and studios, antique and interior design shops, apparel, gifts, electronics, bookshops, cafes, restaurants, coffeehouses and theaters. Services include banks, salons, markets, postal and printing services, florists, opticians and more. Enclosed parking is available.

SouthBeach
Bounded by Fifth and 23rd Streets,
Alton Road and Ocean Drive
The trendiest spot in Miami , South Beach is the heart of Miami’s historic Art Deco District. Best known for its colorful art deco hotels, nightclubs and great dining, this is the place to go for cutting edge fashion, jewelry, home furnishings, gifts, collectibles, beachwear and more. Major shopping streets are Collins and Washington Avenues.

Aventura Mall
19501 Biscayne Boulevard
(305) 935-1110
This shopping center includes more than 200 shops and boutiques, restaurants, a 24-screen cinema, and other services. Anchored by Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Lord & Taylor, JCPenney, Sears, and Burdines, the mall is also home to Cheesecake Factory, Paramount Grill and Johnny Rockets. Free motorcoach service to and from Downtown and Miami Beach hotels is offered 5 days a week. Parking garages and valet parking are available.

Loehmann’s Fashion Island
18711 NE Biscayne Boulevard
At Biscayne Boulevard and NE 187th Street , this unique open-air shopping and entertainment center features specialty items not available anywhere else. Among its offerings are elegant boutiques, fine restaurants, charming outdoor cafes, and a 16-screen AMC cinema. Free parking is also available.

BalHarbour Shops
9700 Collins Avenue .
(305) 866-0311
Elegance is key to Bal Harbour Shops. It is home to Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and many famous European and American designer shops, including Chanel and Gucci. Discover continental cafes in tropical garden settings, artwork by modern masters at Bal Harbour Gallery, plus beauty salons and a travel agency. Enclosed parking is available onsite.

Main Street Miami Lakes
Main Street, between 67th and 68th Avenues
(305) 556-2212
This European style shopping village comprises 2 blocks of specialty stores, 3 full-service restaurants, the Don Shula Hotel & Golf Resort, plus a 10-screen theater complex. Onsite services include a dry cleaner, hair salons, postal service, and travel agency. Banks and ATMs are also located nearby. Street parking is available and free parking is located behind the stores.