Española Way is an ‘authentic’ Spanish promenade…in the Florida theme-park spirit of authenticity! A terracotta and cobbled arcade of rose-pink and Spanish-cream architecture, you can people-watch at one of the many restaurants lining the strip but mind the price tag – it's tourist central here.
Española Way Promenade
South Beach
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