CORAL GABLES

 

Coral Gables, “The City Beautiful ” is famous for its

Mediterranean architecture, tree-lined streets, and vibrant

culture, making it a historic and charming city in Miami.

Located southwest of Downtown Miami, Coral Gables stands out as a unique enclave of Mediterranean architectural style amidst the modern urban landscape. Its proximity to downtown Miami and Miami International Airport, makes it a convenient locale for both residents and visitors. Coral Gables’ location, coupled with its rich cultural heritage and aesthetic appeal, positions it as a prime spot within the larger Miami area, offering historic charm within the dynamic cityscape.

About Coral Gables

 

Coral Gables not only boasts an impressive architectural panorama, but also houses a wealth of cultural landmarks, recreational spaces, and educational institutions. The Miracle Mile, a famous shopping district, features a variety of boutique stores, fine dining restaurants, and art galleries, embodying the city’s vivacious spirit. The University of Miami, a prestigious educational institution, is nestled within Coral Gables, further enhancing its reputation as an intellectual hub. Additionally, with its myriad of parks and golf courses, Coral Gables promotes a lifestyle that beautifully blends urban living with a strong connection to nature. This harmonious fusion of history, culture, and modernity truly makes Coral Gables, “The City Beautiful,” a jewel within Miami.

 

 

 

What to Love

  • There are countless reasons to consider making Coral Gables your home. The city’s unique blend of historical charm and modern comforts creates an irresistible allure. Whether you’re an ardent admirer of architecture, an enthusiastic student, a dedicated professional, or an avid nature lover, Coral Gables caters to all. The city’s central location offers easy access to major airports and downtown Miami, making both travel and city exploration a breeze. Moreover, the culturally rich environment, embodied in landmarks like the Biltmore Hotel, and Lowe Art Museum provide a continuous stream of stimulating and enriching experiences. The abundance of stunning parks and golf courses serve as an open invitation to outdoor enthusiasts to engage with nature and stay active. Furthermore, the prestigious University of Miami and numerous high rated schools promotes a thriving intellectual atmosphere. Moving to Coral Gables means immersing yourself in a vibrant, beautifully balanced lifestyle that truly offers the best of all worlds.
  • Coral Gables is distinctly divided into well-planned residential areas, each with its own unique character and charm. The Biltmore neighborhood, home to the historic Biltmore Hotel, is renowned for its stately mansions and lush landscapes. Cocoplum is a prestigious gated community featuring luxury homes, private docks, and a yacht club. Gables Estates, one of the most exclusive neighborhoods, is famed for its waterfront homes and immaculately kept gardens. Golden Triangle, close to downtown, offers a mix of old Spanish homes and modern architecture, while Gables by the Sea is a boater’s paradise with homes boasting private waterfront access. Each neighborhood in Coral Gables contributes to the city’s overall appeal, promising a unique living experience.

 

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Schools

Coral Gables is also host to a wide array of high-quality educational facilities, contributing to its appeal for families. The city is home to the esteemed University of Miami, a leading research institution known for its programs in areas such as law, business, engineering, and medicine. Apart from higher education, Coral Gables offers excellent primary and secondary schooling options. Sunset Elementary School, St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School, and True North Classical Academy are highly-rated and provide a strong academic foundation for young learners. Private schools including Gulliver Academy and Riviera Day School boast rigorous academics and numerous extracurricular activities. Coral Gables also hosts a number of esteemed parochial schools like Christopher Columbus High School and St Phillips Episcopal School. Public schools such as George Washington Carver Middle School, Coral Gables Preparatory Academy, Henry S West Laboratory School, and Coral Gables Senior High School are also popular choices, recognized for their strong academic programs and dedicated faculty. Coral Gables is also home to one of the finest Jewish educational institutions – the Hebrew Academy (RASG).

 

Demographics

Demographically, Coral Gables hosts a blend of both younger and older residents. Notably, the city is home to the University of Miami, attracting students from around the globe and adding a youthful vibrancy to the community. Families and retired individuals are also drawn to Coral Gables for its tranquil, suburban feel, excellent schools, and high-quality amenities. Reflecting Miami’s broader diversity, Coral Gables also boasts a rich cultural mix, with a significant Hispanic influence that adds to the cultural fabric of the neighborhood.

Things to Do

Coral Gables is also a gastronomic paradise, boasting an array of outstanding dining establishments. For lovers of Italian cuisine, Luca Osteria and Portosole stand out with their authentic fare. Fiola, another Italian dining spot, leaves an indelible impression with its memorable culinary experience. Adding to the city’s charm is Caffe Abbraci, a gem in the heart of Coral Gables, renowned for its timeless ambiance and meticulously crafted Italian fare.

Bulla Gastrobar, with its lively atmosphere and innovative menu, is a local favorite for Spanish cuisine. Zitz Sum, a unique Asian fusion eatery, offers a culinary adventure, while Lion & the Rambler’s American bistro-style menu caters to the most discerning of tastes. Fleming’s is the go-to destination for steak lovers and QP Tapas caters brilliantly to those with a penchant for Spanish small plates. Bachour is a must-visit for dessert aficionados, while the Threefold Cafe serves up hearty breakfast and brunch options, including some of the best coffee in town.

 

 

When the sun sets, Coral Gables comes alive with vibrant nightlife spots. Copper 29 Bar, a favorite among locals and tourists, offers innovative cocktails and stylish ambiance. The Biltmore Bar, in the historic Biltmore Hotel, exudes sophistication with a luxurious atmosphere and exceptional drinks. For a unique experience, The Gibson Room, a speakeasy-style bar, is known for craft cocktails and chic vintage decor. And of course, don’t miss John Martin’s Irish Pub and Restaurant, a beloved staple with a warm atmosphere, wide beer selection, and live music performances.

Coral Gables offers a diverse mix of boutiques, galleries, and specialty stores. Miracle Mile, downtown’s main shopping street, is filled with local boutiques, bridal shops, jewelry stores, home decor shops, and Books & Books for literature enthusiasts. The Village of Merrick Park, an upscale outdoor mall, houses luxury brands such as Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Nordstrom, and Neiman Marcus, as well as, numerous restaurants to dine while you shop.

 

Coral Gables isn’t just about fine dining, nightlife, and shopping. It’s also home to tranquil parks. Matheson Hammock Park and Beach, by Biscayne Bay, offers a man-made pool, trails, and picnic areas. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is a world-renowned plant conservation site showcasing rare plants and stunning landscapes. A.D. Barnes Park offers fitness trails, a pool, and sports facilities.

Coral Gables is also a hub for sports and recreation. For golf enthusiasts, the Biltmore Golf Course, designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, offers 18 holes of challenging play and beautiful green landscapes. Residents enjoy canoeing and kayaking in the Coral Gables Waterway. And for relaxation and swimming, the Venetian Pool, a historic spring-fed swimming pool, is a must-visit. For golf, tennis, and marina enthusiasts, Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club offers top-notch facilities and breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay.

 

Coral Gables is also a vibrant center for arts and culture. The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami boasts an extensive collection ranging from European and American classics to contemporary art. The Coral Gables Museum, situated in a historical building, offers exhibits on the city’s rich history and architecture. For theater-goers, the Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre stages a variety of productions from musicals to contemporary dramas. And not to be missed is the Coral Gables Art Cinema, a nonprofit theater that showcases independent, foreign, and art films.

 

The Coral Gables Youth Center offers a variety of programs, camps, and sports. Matheson Hammock Park is a great spot for picnics and paddleboarding. A visit to the nearby Miami Zoo provides an opportunity to see a broad array of wildlife. And finally, the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden hosts educational programs and festivals for children of all ages.

 

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