Bayfront Park
City park in Downtown Miami, Miami
A 32-acre bayfront park with mature palms, shade trees, and a historic 1926 rock garden.
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What to see
- The Tropical Rock Garden, with a tranquil pond, footbridge, and a historic waterfall dating to 1926.
- The bayfront promenade, shaded by mature royal palms, coconut palms, and oaks along Biscayne Bay.
- Open lawns shaded by groves of subtropical trees, designed around sculptures and winding footpaths.
- Flowering royal poinciana and tropical almond trees scattered throughout the open green spaces.
Plants you can see here
- Royal palm Roystonea regia
- Coconut palm Cocos nucifera
- Royal poinciana Delonix regia
- Tropical almond Terminalia catappa
- Live oak Quercus virginiana
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