Where the River Meets the City
On the Miami River, Vista Harbor blends historic roots with Miami’s modern energy. The neighborhood is now a vibrant mix of dining, creativity, and residential growth, with Downtown, Brickell, Wynwood, and the airport only minutes away — urban access with a riverfront sense of calm.
Connectivity
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Little Havana: 0.9 miles
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Downtown Miami: 1.8 miles
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Brickell: 2.3 miles
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Wynwood: 2.9 miles
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Miami Design District: 3.4 miles
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PortMiami: 4.2 miles
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Miami International Airport: 5.5 miles
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Miami Beach: 6.8 miles
Fine Dining
Within a ten-minute radius, the Miami River has become one of the city’s most dynamic culinary scenes. Waterfront dining, chef-driven restaurants, and local favorites coexist within a short drive or a short boat ride.
Nearby Highlights:
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Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge. Fine dining on the water
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Kiki on the River. Greek-inspired fare and nightlife energy
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Casa Neos. Mediterranean-inspired waterfront venue with fine dining
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Bagatelle Miami River. Upscale dining with dock/boat-access and a Riviera-style vibe.
Art & Culture
Culture here moves in every direction. Head east to Downtown for the Adrienne Arsht Center or the Perez Art Museum Miami, or drive north for Wynwood’s galleries and street art. The Miami Riverwalk itself connects you to events, installations, and city festivals that continue to redefine the area.
Cultural Landmarks Nearby:
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Little Havana Art District (1.0 mi)
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Pérez Art Museum Miami (2.0 mi)
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Frost Science Museum (2.1 mi)
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Wynwood Walls (2.7 mi)
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Adrienne Arsht Center (2.3 mi)
Lifestyle & Entertainment
Vista Harbor places you close to every facet of Miami life — world-class sports, shopping, and nightlife within easy reach.
Minutes Away:
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Kaseya Center, home of the Miami Heat (2.4 mi)
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LoanDepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins (1.6 mi)
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Brickell City Centre (2.4 mi)
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Miami Worldcenter (2.1 mi)
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The Wharf Miami and Riverside Miami (1.5 mi)
The New Miami River
The Miami River has become the city’s next great living district — an ecosystem of restaurants, residences, and marinas redefining what waterfront urban life looks like. Living here means being part of that transformation — connected to the water, yet minutes from everywhere that matters.