Family-friendly Group activities Architecture Food & Drinks Shows & Musicals Transportation Art Galleries Attractions Beaches Cinemas Shopping Welcome to Lincoln Road, where there are lots of places to eat, buy, and watch. You're just not going to see a lot of streets like this in Miami. Located in Miami Beach, it is a street 14 blocks east to west between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay. For much of the span (8 blocks between Alton Road and Collins Ave.) Lincoln Road is a walking path, closed to traffic.

H&M, Madewell, Apple, J.Crew, Forever 21, Lacoste. These are just some of the major brands that Lincoln Road Mall has to offer. H&M and Madewell are both housed inside the landmark Lincoln Theatre, remodeled in 2012 and turned into a two-story shopping complex in the heart of South Beach.

Lincoln Road has a lot more than shopping at one of its many shops. Walk along with the architectural landscapes of the lane, catch a snack or drink, hear about its history of architecture and creation, or sit down and enjoy the crowd walking by. The cultural balance on the block is certainly something to welcome and take part in.

1111 Building is, like no other, a parking garage. Crafted by the renowned Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, 1111 is situated at the western end of the Lincoln Road Mall at the junction with Alton Road and can house some 300 vehicles. At the top of this, masterfully built garage is Juvia, a fine dining restaurant with a beautiful view of the surrounding areas.

Another favorite of Lincoln Road is Pizza Rustica. It's the best spot to grab a quick slice of it between the stores or on the way to the beach. Pizza Rustica keeps its clients satisfied by keeping open late and delivering huge rectangular slices of their special and tasty pizza. Not to mention that the service is fast, the place is perfect for people-watching, and it's affordable.

There's a lot of stuff for everyone here. Grab some tasty sushi and drinks at SUSHISAMBA before you watch a flick at the movie theater. After that, drop by one of the art galleries or sample those magnificent French macarons at Ladurée. 

The Lincoln Road has ambassadors, identify them in their striped shirts, khaki skirts, and caps. They will help you find a way around Lincoln Road and have a lot of local information on things to do. They're available from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.