The Neighbourhood: Tamiami

Tamiami sits in southwest Miami-Dade and contains a mix of homes, shops, and open land. Zoo Miami hosts a large collection of animals and draws visitors from across the county. Everglades National Park protects wetlands and offers boat and tram tours to observe wildlife. Doral Central Park provides open fields, sports areas, and space for local events. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden displays many tropical plants and hosts educational programs. Metrobus serves the area with regular routes. Metrorail connects riders to downtown and other neighborhoods. Restaurants like Versailles and Denny's offer Cuban meals and casual dining options. Ball & Chain hosts live music and late night gatherings in nearby Little Havana. Parks and green spaces support walking, picnics, and bird watching. Shark Valley offers a long trail and an observation tower for river views. Shops and small businesses supply daily goods and basic services for residents. Traffic and highway links move people and freight through the district. Local planners and community groups work on parks, transit, and housing issues. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old. Households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.

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Tamiami sits in southwest Miami-Dade and contains a mix of homes, shops, and open land. Zoo Miami hosts a large collection of animals and draws visitors from across the county. Everglades National Park protects wetlands and offers boat and tram tours to observe wildlife. Doral Central Park provides open fields, sports areas, and space for local events. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden displays many tropical plants and hosts educational programs. Metrobus serves the area with regular routes. Metrorail connects riders to downtown and other neighborhoods. Restaurants like Versailles and Denny's offer Cuban meals and casual dining options. Ball & Chain hosts live music and late night gatherings in nearby Little Havana. Parks and green spaces support walking, picnics, and bird watching. Shark Valley offers a long trail and an observation tower for river views. Shops and small businesses supply daily goods and basic services for residents. Traffic and highway links move people and freight through the district. Local planners and community groups work on parks, transit, and housing issues. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old. Households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.