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On this South Beach area guided tour, you will visit Ocean Drive, Art Deco District, and Española Way. This famous Miami location is known for its beaches, elegant shops, fancy restaurants, and multicultural ambiance.

Ocean Drive, Miami’s most iconic street, has been the setting of many Hollywood movies. Surely you will recognize the neon lights and the unique architecture of the Art Deco district, which samples the most extensive collection of Art Deco buildings. Española Way is a square and street with Spanish neocolonial architecture, built-in 1925, where many dining and entertainment opportunities will be available.&nbsp;

Guides have experience working with people with disabilities, accessible restrooms will be available at multiple locations, and places can be navigated independently by wheelchair users.

1680 Michigan Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

The Art Deco Historic District

Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

Ocean Drive

Española Wy, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

Española Way

Hotel and South Beach, Miami.

South Beach Art Deco Guided Visit.

South Beach visit with a guide.

South Beach street.

South Beach coastline.

Palm trees.

Ocean Plaza building.

Meeting point: Bella Cuba Restaurant

The Art Deco Historic District in Miami is a vibrant neighborhood featuring iconic pastel-colored buildings, vintage architecture, and bustling streets. The area is mostly wheelchair-accessible, with smooth sidewalks and pedestrian-friendly paths. Many hotels, restaurants, and shops have accessible entrances, though some historic buildings may have limited accessibility due to their original design.Ocean Drive, the heart of the district, offers stunning views of the beach and a lively atmosphere. Accessible restrooms and parking facilities are available nearby, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive experience.

Buildings in Miami's Art Deco district, as seen from across the street.

The Miami skyline, with many skyscrapers on the waterfront.

A street sign for Ocean Drive.

Ocean Drive, seen from above.

A typical Art Deco building with a classic car parked in front.

A Miami street, lined with palm trees.

An Art Deco building painted in pastel colors, seen from underneath.

The colorful sidewalk with rainbow tiles.

A smooth paved street with palm trees leading to the beach.

Art for sale along the street next to the beach.

Ocean Drive in Miami is a bustling, iconic street known for its vibrant energy, colorful Art Deco buildings, and ocean views. The area is wheelchair-friendly, with wide, smooth sidewalks that are easy to navigate. Many restaurants, cafes, and shops along the drive have accessible entrances, though some older establishments may have limitations.The street's proximity to Lummus Park and Miami Beach provides accessible pathways, beach wheelchairs (available upon request), and ramps leading to viewing areas. Public restrooms with accessibility features can be found nearby. Ocean Drive offers a lively experience with plenty of photo opportunities and a chance to immerse yourself in Miami's unique culture.

Española Way in Miami is a charming, pedestrian-only street with Mediterranean-inspired architecture, vibrant restaurants, boutique shops, and lively entertainment. The area offers smooth, level pathways that make navigation in wheelchairs or mobility aids easy. Most establishments have accessible entrances, and outdoor seating is widely available, providing an inclusive dining experience.Street performers and live music add to the festive atmosphere, creating a unique cultural experience. Accessible parking and nearby public transportation make visiting Española Way convenient for all. While some older buildings may pose minor challenges, the area overall is welcoming and enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.