At the center of it all
Between NW 54th Street and I-195, from I-95 to Biscayne Boulevard. Just north of the Design District and close to Midtown and Wynwood.
Historic homes. Tree-lined streets. A creative corner of Miami where neighborhood character meets a central location.
Between NW 54th Street and I-195, from I-95 to Biscayne Boulevard. Just north of the Design District and close to Midtown and Wynwood.
Buena Vista East Historic District features 1920s homes in Mediterranean Revival, Mission, Craftsman, Art Deco, and Bungalow styles.
Discover independent ateliers, vintage shops, and local dining, including El Turco and the boutiques of Upper Buena Vista.
Settled in the 1890s, Buena Vista briefly became an independent town in 1924 before joining the City of Miami in 1925. Its historic homes and residential streets still shape its identity today.
At Upper Buena Vista, a village of small boutiques and eateries opened in 2018, visitors gather around the banyan and ficus known as the Wishing Tree and tie ribbons carrying their wishes.


