The Neighbourhood: Country Club of Miami

Country Club of Miami sits in a residential neighborhood near Miami International Airport. The area contains golf fields, tree-lined streets, and several midcentury homes. Miami Seaquarium attracts families and tourists with marine shows and animal encounters. Jungle Island offers animal displays and outdoor exhibits and hosts educational programs. Versailles draws visitors who seek Cuban food, bakery items, and classic Cuban coffee. La Carreta serves Cuban dishes to locals and travelers and offers pastry items. Ball & Chain hosts live music and late-night gatherings and features salsa nights. Wynwood Walls provides outdoor murals and art walks and hosts rotating exhibits. Bayfront Park supports concerts and waterfront walks. Oleta River State Park offers kayaking and bike trails. Amelia Earhart Park supplies open green space and sports fields. Metrorail connects the district to downtown and university areas. Tri-Rail links the region to suburbs and commuter stations. Metrobus runs local routes that stop near shopping and schools. Restaurants and small shops fill retail strips and provide everyday goods. Data shows the most common age group is 40 to 44 years old and households with 3 people make up the largest share.

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Country Club of Miami sits in a residential neighborhood near Miami International Airport. The area contains golf fields, tree-lined streets, and several midcentury homes. Miami Seaquarium attracts families and tourists with marine shows and animal encounters. Jungle Island offers animal displays and outdoor exhibits and hosts educational programs. Versailles draws visitors who seek Cuban food, bakery items, and classic Cuban coffee. La Carreta serves Cuban dishes to locals and travelers and offers pastry items. Ball & Chain hosts live music and late-night gatherings and features salsa nights. Wynwood Walls provides outdoor murals and art walks and hosts rotating exhibits. Bayfront Park supports concerts and waterfront walks. Oleta River State Park offers kayaking and bike trails. Amelia Earhart Park supplies open green space and sports fields. Metrorail connects the district to downtown and university areas. Tri-Rail links the region to suburbs and commuter stations. Metrobus runs local routes that stop near shopping and schools. Restaurants and small shops fill retail strips and provide everyday goods. Data shows the most common age group is 40 to 44 years old and households with 3 people make up the largest share.