Cauley Square Historic Village

Frank Garcia

3 months ago

Cauley Square Historic Village is one of those places that many Miami locals have never heard of because most of the attention goes to the beaches, Brickell, and Wynwood. That’s a shame, because this is a really unique spot. If you’re familiar with Buena Vista near the Design District, think of something similar but larger, greener, and with a more secluded, Old Florida feel. The property is filled with small businesses, gardens, shaded pathways, and plenty of spots to wander around at your own pace. My favorite part was the peacocks roaming the grounds. I visited shortly after a rain shower, so they weren’t putting on much of a display. I’ll have to come back on a sunny day and hopefully catch them showing off their feathers. This isn’t a destination where you’ll spend an entire day, but it’s a great place to stroll, browse a few shops, grab a bite or coffee, and enjoy a different side of Miami away from the usual tourist spots. Best of all, it’s free. If you’re exploring the Redland/Homestead area or looking for something different to do, it’s absolutely worth a stop. Highly recommended.

Liliana Teran

3 months ago

I love visiting Cauley Square! This charming historic village has a peaceful atmosphere, beautiful trees and lush greenery. I enjoy exploring the spiritual shops, art galleries, antique stores, bookstores, and flower shops. A unique hidden gem in South Florida that’s perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Candela_ Miami

5 months ago

I loved this place! We came on a Sunday and there was a farmer's market with live music and several unique businesses offering food and homemade products. There's lush landscaping everywhere, making it a nice place to unwind and relax. There's food available at the farmer's market, a tea house and two food trucks further down the street. Besides the market, you can walk down the street and check-out other cute shops. The whole block is full of places to visit, including a plaza where you can sit and relax. I brought my dog along and it was a great place for pictures. There's a lot of Peacock towards the back. You can also host outdoor events here. Street parking available is free

Lizbee

2 months ago

Wonderful place to walk around and grab a quick bite to eat! They have a very nice farmer's market on Sundays and a really cute quaint book and antique store! Very walkable fun spend an entire afternoon here highly recommend

Elias Villalpando

3 months ago

Historical scenery. You will find all kinds of small shops all run by local individuals who are very friendly. You'll find an antique shop, a restaurant,a flower shop, a chapel , a clothing shop and a crystal shop. There may be more to see that I didn't get a chance yet to see. It feels like it's own tiny little town. A village, as that is what it is called. Each shop is its own individual location but together they all give the same loving energy.