Shopping South Beach
Espanola Way
A place to shop in South Beach, moderately priced ($$) and worth about an hour. Best time to go: Afternoon.
Why go
Pedestrian street of 1920s Mediterranean Revival buildings with cafes and restaurant terraces.
It is one of 11 curated places we feature in South Beach, alongside 3 outdoor spots, 3 sights and 2 places to eat. 6 more of our picks sit within about half a mile in a straight line, so it pairs easily with Mac's Club Deuce and Lincoln Road.
- Type
- Shopping
- Neighborhood
- South Beach
- Price
- $$
- Time needed
- 1 hr
- Best time
- Afternoon
Nearby
Our closest curated picks, including 1 beyond South Beach. Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.
- 1Mac's Club Deuce
Miami Beach's oldest bar (1926): cheap drinks, a pool table and neon, open late.
Drinks · 0.1 mi straight-line - 2Lincoln Road
Pedestrian mall of shops, sidewalk cafés and the Sunday farmers market.
Shopping · 0.4 mi straight-line - 3The Wolfsonian–FIU
Design and propaganda museum in a 1927 storage building; a good air-conditioned break from the sun.
Sight · 0.4 mi straight-line - 4Lummus Park Beach
South Beach's main stretch of sand, backed by Ocean Drive's Art Deco hotels.
Outdoors · Miami · 0.4 mi straight-line - 5Lummus Park Beach
The classic South Beach stretch with lifeguard towers, a beach path and Ocean Drive behind you.
Outdoors · 0.4 mi straight-line - 6Lummus Park
Palm-lined park and wide public beach between Ocean Drive and the Atlantic, with the pastel lifeguard towers.
Outdoors · 0.5 mi straight-line
On these curated routes
Espanola Way is a stop on our Miami New Year's Eve route. Open it to see the full day-by-day plan.
More to do in South Beach
Espanola Way is our only shopping pick in South Beach; here is what else we recommend there. See the full South Beach guide.
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Art Deco Welcome Center
Start point for the Miami Design Preservation League's guided Art Deco walking tours along Ocean Drive.
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Puerto Sagua
Old-school Cuban diner on Collins Ave serving ropa vieja, Cuban sandwiches and cafecito since 1962.
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South Pointe Park
Oceanfront park with a pier and lawns at the quieter southern tip, watching cruise ships leave Government Cut.
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Joe's Stone Crab
Miami Beach institution since 1913, known for chilled stone crab claws with mustard sauce and key lime pie.
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The Bass
Contemporary art museum in Collins Park, close to the beach.
When to go: weather by month, based on Miami
Our climate figures for South Beach come from nearby Miami. Average daily highs in Miami run from 73°F in January to 86°F in August; June is usually the wettest month. For Espanola Way itself, we suggest: Afternoon.
Modelled monthly averages for Miami from NASA POWER, not a forecast. Miami weather by month (covers South Beach).
Getting there
Map links open a live search for Espanola Way, so hours and directions come straight from the map app.
- Coordinates
- 25.78692, -80.13241
- Destination
- South Beach, Florida
Espanola Way: quick answers
How much time do you need at Espanola Way?
Plan on about an hour at Espanola Way. That is our curated estimate for a typical visit; groups that linger will want more.
When is the best time to visit Espanola Way?
Our pick: Afternoon. Insider tip: Good for a late lunch out of the sun.
Which TripsCircle routes include Espanola Way?
Espanola Way appears on Miami New Year's Eve, a curated route you can open on TripsCircle and plan with your group.
Add Espanola Way to your crew's plan
Save it to a shared TripsCircle itinerary, settle the timing with a quick poll, and split the costs with everyone going to South Beach.
Plan South Beach
- South Beach travel guide 11 places
- Miami weather (covers South Beach) weather by month
- Downtown Miami & Bayfront to South Beach 3.3 mi straight-line
- South Beach to Everglades 59 mi straight-line
Lists & regions
Also in South Beach
- Joe's Stone Crab Food
- Art Deco Welcome Center Sight
- South Pointe Park Outdoors
Curated recommendation, not live listing data. Confirm hours, prices, bookings and access before you go.