Located in Biscayne Bay in the heart of downtown Miami, the Bayside Marketplace visitors can experience the Miami-native residence for perfect international cuisine, luxury shops and exotic music in beautiful seaside conditions. This two-level open-air Folk Party center offers more than 150 stores of attractive and national retailers, such as Guess, GAP, and Victoria's Secret, as well as 12 delicious restaurants, such as Bubba Gump, Hard Rock Café, and The Knife. In addition to the selection of buying and dining options, visitors can experience the free live music on our daily stage of the best Miami local musicians. Enjoy a drink on the water's threshold or ride a refreshing Bay cruise, from tours to celebrity homes on Star Island to cruise gambling, fishing and party charters.
Bayside is the number one attraction that is at least a few visited in Miami, with the number of five impressive elemental states – sunlight and Latin flavors combine to create Bayside to be a feast for the entire senses. The Marketplace Festival is considered by American towns around the 1970 's and 1980 's as the concept of pony one of the leading tricks to restore the decomposing city center. If you're draining time in a number of big cities in all countries, you're probably in the city. Atlanta Underground, Baltimore's Harbor Place, the Boston's Faneuil Hall, the Chicago Naval Wharf, the New Orleans Riverwalk, Jackson's Landing, and the South Street Seaport in Manhattan are examples of the festival market. The mentioned successful market characteristics include having the right mix of shops and entertainment, adjoining the water and as much as the large crowd nearby. However, despite the excitement, not a few of these centers never fill the expectations again.
In Florida, Bayside Marketplace Miami can be mirrored as a people's party market with durability. Instead of being considered a single device to revitalize an unhealthy city centre, the city was built to complement its existing public marina. Attracting more than 12 million visitors in its operating year, the 140,000-square-foot shopping mall of $93 million was developed by the Rouse Company in 1987. Bundled with the incentive package of Miami city which kicked $16 million for parking garage and $4 million to prepare the site, Bayside quickly became a popular destination in the area of the business center that was considered quite sleepy at the Times. In fact, around the early years, the shopping center has often appeared in the crime drama series Miami Vice.