Miami Riverwalk, Miami
The Miami Riverwalk is where downtown Miami trades its rush for rhythm. Stretching from Bayfront Park to U.S. Highway 41, this waterfront promenade gives you the best of both worlds — the glimmer of Biscayne Bay on the one side and the buzz of the city on the other. Think of it as Miami’s open-air runway, where boats, joggers, and seagulls all share the spotlight...
The view is a never-ending parade of yachts gliding down the river, especially on weekends when everyone seems to be showing off their latest floating toy. But the real charm of the Riverwalk isn’t just on the water — it’s the lively artwork, sculptures, and city scenes that line your path.
As you start from Bayfront Park, look up and you’ll spot the Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel spinning lazily against the skyline. Strolling further, you will pass the Liberty Column and the Seafair Mega Yacht, each demanding its own Instagram moment. During the day, the Riverwalk is calm and sunlit; by night, the reflections of downtown’s lights shimmer on the water like a neon dreamscape.
If you visit in November, don’t miss the Miami Riverwalk Festival — a free, multicultural celebration filled with live music, a children’s fair, food competitions, and a festive boat parade. Whether you’re chasing views, vibes, or vitamin D, the Riverwalk proves there’s no wrong way to walk Miami...
The view is a never-ending parade of yachts gliding down the river, especially on weekends when everyone seems to be showing off their latest floating toy. But the real charm of the Riverwalk isn’t just on the water — it’s the lively artwork, sculptures, and city scenes that line your path.
As you start from Bayfront Park, look up and you’ll spot the Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel spinning lazily against the skyline. Strolling further, you will pass the Liberty Column and the Seafair Mega Yacht, each demanding its own Instagram moment. During the day, the Riverwalk is calm and sunlit; by night, the reflections of downtown’s lights shimmer on the water like a neon dreamscape.
If you visit in November, don’t miss the Miami Riverwalk Festival — a free, multicultural celebration filled with live music, a children’s fair, food competitions, and a festive boat parade. Whether you’re chasing views, vibes, or vitamin D, the Riverwalk proves there’s no wrong way to walk Miami...
Want to visit this sight? Check out these Self-Guided Walking Tours in Miami. Alternatively, you can download the mobile app "911: Walks in 1K+ Cities" from Apple App Store or Google Play Store. The app turns your mobile device to a personal tour guide and it works offline, so no data plan is needed when traveling abroad.
Miami Riverwalk on Map
Sight Name: Miami Riverwalk
Sight Location: Miami, USA (See walking tours in Miami)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
Sight Location: Miami, USA (See walking tours in Miami)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
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