Lincoln Road

Lincoln Road Mall is a pedestrian road in Miami Beach, Florida, that features a variety of shops, restaurants, galleries, and other businesses. The road was originally a forest of mangroves but was cleared and developed into the town's social center. In the 1950s, architect Morris Lapidus redesigned the road, which was closed to vehicular traffic and became one of the nation's early pedestrian malls. Today, Lincoln Road is a popular destination for visitors and locals alike, with over 200 boutiques, restaurants, and cultural attractions, including the Colony Theatre, ArtCenter/South Florida, and the New World Center concert hall. The road also hosts various events and activities, such as a weekly farmer's market and an antiques market. Additionally, Lincoln Road features public art exhibits and activations throughout the year, making it a unique and vibrant destination