The Neighbourhood: Buena Vista

Buena Vista sits north of downtown Miami and lies near Wynwood and the Design District. This district offers outdoor art at Wynwood Walls and green space at Margaret Pace Park. Wynwood Walls draws visitors with large murals and changing exhibits. Zak the Baker and Coyo Taco serve many local diners and tourists. Versailles attracts people who want Cuban food and a long local history. Mandolin Aegean Bistro provides Mediterranean dishes in a quiet setting. Jungle Island attracts families with animal shows and exhibits. Miami Children's Museum runs hands-on exhibits for young kids. Gramps and Wood Tavern work as nightlife spots in nearby Wynwood. Wynwood Brewing Company operates a taproom with local beer. Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Frost Museum sit near Museum Park and host art displays. Metrorail and Metrobus provide public transit links to other parts of Miami. Brightline and Tri-Rail offer regional rail service to cities beyond the county. Local shops and cafes occupy many ground-floor spaces and serve daily needs. Children aged 0 to 4 form the largest age group, and one-person households make up the largest share.

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Buena Vista sits north of downtown Miami and lies near Wynwood and the Design District. This district offers outdoor art at Wynwood Walls and green space at Margaret Pace Park. Wynwood Walls draws visitors with large murals and changing exhibits. Zak the Baker and Coyo Taco serve many local diners and tourists. Versailles attracts people who want Cuban food and a long local history. Mandolin Aegean Bistro provides Mediterranean dishes in a quiet setting. Jungle Island attracts families with animal shows and exhibits. Miami Children's Museum runs hands-on exhibits for young kids. Gramps and Wood Tavern work as nightlife spots in nearby Wynwood. Wynwood Brewing Company operates a taproom with local beer. Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Frost Museum sit near Museum Park and host art displays. Metrorail and Metrobus provide public transit links to other parts of Miami. Brightline and Tri-Rail offer regional rail service to cities beyond the county. Local shops and cafes occupy many ground-floor spaces and serve daily needs. Children aged 0 to 4 form the largest age group, and one-person households make up the largest share.