The right Miami setting for your story

Stone staircases, fountains, formal gardens and Biscayne Bay as your backdrop.

Towering palms, calm lakes and shaded rainforest paths.

Repeating arched galleries, courtyards with fountains and a tower you can spot from afar.

Arches built in Spain more than eight centuries ago, now surrounded by palm trees.

Open lawns, royal palms, a Mediterranean stone house and Biscayne Bay all the way to the horizon.

A historic pool carved from an old quarry, with towers, bridges, grottoes and waterfalls.

Stone gateways, cream façades, red tile roofs and trees shading the sidewalks.

Banyans with roots that fall like curtains, water, bridges and shaded paths.

Palms, giant leaves, still water and lots of shade, right in the heart of Miami Beach.

A trail under tropical trees that opens onto a wooden house, a broad lawn and Biscayne Bay.

Softly shaped stucco walls, arches, courtyards and gardens, minutes from Hialeah and Doral.

Coral-rock walls, hand-carved chairs and tables, and a monumental gate.

Arches, terraces and the green of the Granada golf course at one of the city's historic clubs.

Railcars from another era, tracks stretching to the horizon and weathered metal textures.

Whole walls covered in murals, industrial-style streets and color on every corner.

Signature façades, palm-lined passages, public art and luxury storefronts.

Glass towers, a bayfront promenade and the city lights coming on at dusk.

Slender columns, gardens hanging from the canopy and Biscayne Bay in front.

A green park in the heart of Downtown, with Biscayne Bay on one side and the towers on the other.

Calle Ocho holds the story of many Cuban and Hispanic families in Miami.

Mid-century motels, neon signs and bold facades along Biscayne Boulevard.

Start at South Pointe with the Atlantic behind you and finish in front of the pastel buildings on Ocean Drive.

A saltwater lagoon ringed by palms, Biscayne Bay beyond it and a sky that turns pink at sunrise.

At the southern tip of Key Biscayne, a white lighthouse rises over dunes and beach.

A wide beach lined with coconut palms, with clear, calm water just minutes from the city.

Just across the Rickenbacker Causeway from downtown, the water turns calm and the city sits on the far side of the bay.

Mangroves leaning over the water, a river flowing into the bay and trails beneath the trees.

Wide sand, a pier reaching into the Atlantic and sleek towers behind.

Stone steps, old walls, a calm lagoon and deep shade.

Lakes that mirror the sky, open meadows and a little farm with countryside charm.

A big county park in the heart of Southwest Miami, with its own equestrian center.

A sea of grass stretching past the eye, enormous skies and still water beneath the boardwalks.

At Convoy Point the land ends and a national park that's almost all water begins.

This park opened in 2025, so it's still a backdrop few people have photographed.

A Mediterranean-style event building with characterful interiors, ornate details and corners that look straight out of a film.

Lush tropical greenery, hidden paths and corners straight out of a fairy tale.

A Tuscan-style estate with gardens, stone and a warm countryside feel.

Stately architecture, manicured grounds and the calm of a space that's yours alone.

Mosaics, ornate courtyards and a name everyone recognizes.

Production spaces designed as sets, ready to shoot.

A swan lake, a coral-rock waterfall and a historic cottage wrapped in tropical garden.

A two-story cedar barn, waterfalls, bridges and horses right on the property.

Koi ponds, bungalows and a green canopy that gives natural shade.

A 1926 Mediterranean-style house, manicured gardens and Biscayne Bay wide open in front of you.

Waterfalls, tiki huts and a thatched roof strung with lights, at a winery known for its tropical-fruit wines.

The Berry Farm is a family farm in South Miami-Dade with sunflower fields.

A historic racetrack with gardens, Mediterranean-style architecture and a flock of flamingos.

A historic 1920s home surrounded by tropical greenery, steps from the sea.

Paths under enormous trees, thousands of tropical plants and corners that feel like another world.

A slice of coastal wilderness between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal, right in Fort Lauderdale.

A palm-lined boulevard and a promenade along the New River, with boats, bridges and lights that come on at sunset.

A 1901 wooden house with wide porches facing the New River, right off Las Olas.

Aviaries full of flowers, tropical gardens and thousands of butterflies fluttering around you.

More than 140 acres of ancient live oaks, tropical hammock, wetlands and a large lake in the equestrian heart of Davie.

A beachside pedestrian promenade that stretches for miles, with soft sand and the Atlantic in front of you.

Wooden bridges, stone lanterns, bonsai and quiet lakes.

Archways, bougainvillea-lined passages, tiled staircases and cream-colored facades.

A 19th-century red lighthouse on a green rise, with the inlet and turquoise water all around.

Themed gardens, roses, tropical plants and a wide open lawn.

Fountains, palm-lined walkways and arched facades around a central green.

Victorian cottages with porches, streets full of color, a 19th-century brick fort and turquoise water.

White-sand beaches, turquoise water and the silhouette of the old railroad bridge.

Shallow, clear water that stretches far from shore, mangroves and sunsets over the bay.

Ornate facades, a courtyard of classical statues and rose gardens beside Sarasota Bay.

A century-old garden set below street level, full of waterfalls, ponds and tropical plants.

Gardens inspired by tropical regions of the world, still water and color in every corner.

A pink-marble tower mirrored in still water, surrounded by oaks, moss and shaded paths.

Moss-draped oaks, a rose garden, camellias and a historic house near the lake.

The former winter homes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, set among gardens on the Caloosahatchee River.

Narrow streets, wooden balconies and a coquina-stone fort on the bay.

A white-columned exedra facing the lake, moss-hung cypress and seasonal azaleas.

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