Running just eight blocks between the beach and the boardwalk, in the heart of Miami Beach’s Art Deco district, Lummus Park contains a sample of everything Miami Beach has to offer. You’ll see chic, young Europeans flying colorful kites against the azure sky; dignified, orthodox Jewish men sharing the days events while sitting on a park bench; and beach lovers of every ilk soaking up the sun and splashing in the surf. Scantily clad and spirited volleyball players dive for the ball as young and fashionable inline skaters weave in and out of the mid-afternoon crowd. You’ll find Lummus Park a green oasis nestled between the pastel promenade of South Beach and the rolling waves and wide expanse of beach heading out to the Atlantic Ocean. Straw thatched-roofed pavilions shade you while glimpses of the unique, circular Art Deco lifeguard stations entice you to visit the beach. Lummus Park is a slice of Miami life you won’t want to miss.