One of Miami Beach's top attractions - a picturesque pedestrian cobblestone village built in 1925 with al fresco dining.

Find a slice of old-world Europe right in the middle of South Beach. Española Way in Miami Beach is a charming pedestrian-only street that takes you back in time with its old-world architecture and laid-back vibe. Originally built in the 1920s as a luxury destination, it fell into disrepair but was revived in the '80s to become a vibrant hub of al fresco dining, bars, sidewalk cafes, shops, and galleries. The street functions as an elegant and picturesque cousin to nearby Lincoln Road Mall. With a mix of Italian eateries, Cuban bars, and unique shops, it's the perfect spot to spend a leisurely day or lively night out in South Beach. Find excellent dining on Espanola Way such as Di Mauro’s, Moshi Moshi, Oh Mexico, Havana 1957, Hosteria Romana and Mercato della Pescheria.