The Neighbourhood: Westview

Westview sits in northern Miami-Dade near parks, shops, and transit hubs. Zoo Miami offers animal exhibits, educational programs, and guided tours for families. Miami Seaquarium presents marine shows and conservation talks. Jungle Island hosts animal encounters, tropical gardens, and event space. This district offers access to Oleta River State Park, which provides trails, kayaking, and bike routes for outdoor users. Crandon Park and Biscayne Bay offer beaches, picnic spots, and water views. Restaurants like Versailles and La Carreta serve Cuban and Latin dishes to many people. Joe's Stone Crab and El Palacio de los Jugos attract locals and visitors for seafood and fresh juices. Bars such as Ball & Chain and Blackbird Ordinary host live music nights and casual drinks. Bayfront Park and Margaret Pace Park host public gatherings, fitness groups, and walking paths. Metrorail, Metromover, and Metrobus provide local transit links throughout the city. Tri-Rail and Brightline connect the city to nearby suburbs and cities. Shops and small businesses line nearby corridors and serve grocery, health, and repair needs. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 20 to 24 years old and that households with 3 people make up the largest share of the population.

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Westview sits in northern Miami-Dade near parks, shops, and transit hubs. Zoo Miami offers animal exhibits, educational programs, and guided tours for families. Miami Seaquarium presents marine shows and conservation talks. Jungle Island hosts animal encounters, tropical gardens, and event space. This district offers access to Oleta River State Park, which provides trails, kayaking, and bike routes for outdoor users. Crandon Park and Biscayne Bay offer beaches, picnic spots, and water views. Restaurants like Versailles and La Carreta serve Cuban and Latin dishes to many people. Joe's Stone Crab and El Palacio de los Jugos attract locals and visitors for seafood and fresh juices. Bars such as Ball & Chain and Blackbird Ordinary host live music nights and casual drinks. Bayfront Park and Margaret Pace Park host public gatherings, fitness groups, and walking paths. Metrorail, Metromover, and Metrobus provide local transit links throughout the city. Tri-Rail and Brightline connect the city to nearby suburbs and cities. Shops and small businesses line nearby corridors and serve grocery, health, and repair needs. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 20 to 24 years old and that households with 3 people make up the largest share of the population.