There’s a hidden gem in South Florida where you can step into a lush tropical oasis and back in time. Though it was faced with near destruction many times in its more than100 years of history, Cauley Square near Miami has become a beautiful reminder of Florida’s fascinating past.
When you discover Cauley Square, you’ll feel like you’ve stumbled upon your own secret oasis.
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The lush tropical scenery is so relaxing and inviting, you could spend hours walking down the paths and through the beautiful gardens.
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But there’s so much more to explore here. This historic railroad village has more than a century of history hiding within its doors. Here you’ll find several quaint cottages converted into shops and restaurants.
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The Village Chalet, open for lunch and dinner, is unique and historic, filled with antique decor and a 1920s bar.
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The famous Tea Room Restaurant just might be the most charming thing you’ve ever laid eyes on, with several very different but equally gorgeous rooms.
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If you like antiques, collectibles, art, and one-of-a-kind handmade items, you will love spending the day hopping from shop to shop.
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The chapel allows guests a place for quiet reflection, making the day even more relaxing. Everything about this historic site is serene and tranquil, but nonetheless fascinating.
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Of course, if you have a wedding or other special event, it’s hard to imagine a more beautiful venue.
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Come visit Cauley Square for a romantic meal, family outing, or a peaceful stroll through the gardens. This charming little railroad village is a very special piece of Florida’s past.
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Cauley Square is located at 22400 Old Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33170. The hours differ for shops, but most are open afternoons during the week and on Saturday (most are not open on Mondays). The Tea Room is open every afternoon, except on Mondays, and the Village Chalet is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Have you ever visited the gardens, shops, and restaurants at Cauley Square? What’s your favorite secret oasis in Florida?
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