Española Way
A one-block Mediterranean Revival village from 1925, built as an artists' colony and now a pedestrian lane of string lights, cafes and sidewalk tables between Washington and Drexel Avenues. Al Capone reportedly ran a gambling room upstairs; Desi Arnaz is said to have started the rumba craze here. Touristy but charming, best in the evening. Expect restaurant hosts to work hard for your business.
Española Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139 (FL, Miami-Dade)
Historic
Up to 1 Hour
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Built
Architecture
Neighborhood
Urban