Mary Brickell Park — Attraction in Miami

Walked from Biscayne Blvd Way accross the Brickell Bridge towards Brickell Park and unto the food trucks located behind the school. Nice easy walk, beautiful sunny breezy day in Miami. The park is well kept, plenty of shade from the trees, clean and very kid friendly with some kids' slides close to the water. The food truck experience was great! We sat at the covered picnic tables and we tried Chucho's (Venezuelan), Mani in Pasta (Italian), Superfood Bar (more on the healthy side) and La Suiza Bakehouse (desserts and cookies). Everything was great! Very nice plan for any time of day right in the heart of...

This little outdoor park stretches from Brickell Avenue right down to the water, offering a peaceful slice of nature in the middle of the city. There’s a walking path with simple workout stations, perfect for a quick stretch or light exercise. You’ll also find the historic William and Mary Brickell mausoleum here, two of Miami’s founding namesakes. Though their remains were later relocated to Caballero Rivero in Little Havana due to all the new development, the spot still holds historical charm. It’s a neat blend of fitness, history, and city...

A small outdoor park that runs between brickell ave and the waterfront. The park has a predefined path with workout stations featuring basic machinery. The park is also the home to the William and Mary Brickell mausoleum, two founders of Miami, the former being the namesake to the street and the later the namesake to the park. The bodies have seen been moved to the Caballero Rivero Little Havana cemetery due to the increased development occurring...