Location

The River Room is a serene green space located between the Miami River and SW 7th Street. It offers scenic river views, lush butterfly gardens, and open lawn areas designed for quiet enjoyment with friends, family, or pets. A central feature of the space is The Allegory, a public sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas, which stands as a cultural focal point.

An active outdoor exercise environment with a fenced Flex Court, mini-pitch soccer, body-weight fitness equipment, a running track, spectator seating, and artwork by Bony Ramirez.

The Promenade features bike and pedestrian paths with social interaction spaces such as dedicated game tables and a 50-foot communal dining table. Inter Stage offers a plaza-style performance area with casual seating for people-watching.

A comfortable plaza and performance stage designed for events, concerts, community programs, and laid-back people-watching. It’s part of the Promenade’s social “rooms,” complementing nearby game and dining areas.

A contemporary plaza beneath Metrorail featuring art-integrated seating, modern hardscape, and flexible space ideal for pop-ups, intimate activities, and community gatherings.

A lush naturalized zone under Metrorail between existing oolite stone formations, offering butterfly gardens, oolite boulder seating, and views onto surrounding bike and pedestrian paths.

The Hammock Playground is a nature-inspired play environment designed for children of all ages. Surrounded by lush native plants and trees, it blends active play with artistic and ecological experiences, reflecting the preserved hardwood hammock at neighboring Simpson Park. Visitors can explore sculptural public art, including Jeppe Hein’s Modified Social Bench, and enjoy hands-on gardening and horticulture education opportunities.

Vizcaya Station Plaza reimagines the Metrorail surroundings as a welcoming community space with programmable areas, comfortable seating, enhanced lighting, and lush native landscaping. The plaza strengthens neighborhood connectivity and acts as a gateway to cultural destinations by encouraging public gathering, rest, and transit-oriented activity. It also links directly to a pedestrian and bicycle bridge, offering seamless movement to the iconic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens.

The Rain Garden is a lush, ecologically focused landscape designed to capture, filter, and reuse stormwater while showcasing South Florida’s native plant communities. Its layered vegetation supports birds, pollinators, and other wildlife, creating a shaded, serene environment for quiet enjoyment. Educational elements highlight the importance of green infrastructure and habitat restoration within the urban core.

The Grove Gallery is a 150,000 square foot community and commercial space that brings a pop-up market concept to neighboring Coconut Grove and Golden Pines communities in the City of Miami.

The Underline Plaza houses opportunities for local food vendors representative of Bahamian, Haitian and Latin heritage, temporary public art, and an "urban beach" for lounging under the shade of large-scale umbrellas.

Underline visitors love their pets! Nearly 60% of our guests have a dog and the entire facility is dog friendly. The Bark Park in Coral Gables is fenced with designated areas for both large and small dogs. The park includes an agility course for much needed exercise. Surrounded by canopy trees, owners and pets can relax in the shade, spark conversation with new friends and neighbors, and let our four-legged friends get some much-needed fresh air, exercise and play.

The Fitness Room is a dedicated outdoor wellness zone within the linear park designed to support active lifestyles in Miami. It will include a variety of features such as an outdoor gym with body-weight and equipment stations, multi-sport courts (basketball, pickleball, etc.), and a running track — all set amidst lush landscaping and integrated into the trail network of the park.

The Wilds is designed as a naturalistic landscape zone within the corridor of The Underline, featuring dense native planting, elevated boardwalks, shaded rest areas, and a quiet retreat from the urban surroundings. It celebrates South Florida’s native ecosystems and provides a pause in the trail for reflection, nature viewing, and passive recreation.

The Stormwater Ponds are an interconnected network of shallow planted depressions (also known as bioretention ponds) located along the Phase 3 corridor between Donatello Street and Granada Boulevard in Coral Gables. These features are designed to guide, absorb and allow stormwater from the elevated Metrorail infrastructure and adjacent urban surfaces to percolate back into the aquifer, while being heavily planted with native vegetation so that the spaces invite both ecological function and passive enjoyment of the outdoors.

The Pineland Courts are a dedicated sports-amenity complex situated in Coral Gables, near Carillo Street/Stanford Drive and the University of Miami. The facility will include four pickleball courts, one regulation-sized basketball court, ample seating, drinking fountains, and bike parking. The courts are surrounded by Pine Rockland-inspired planting, creating an integrated natural setting for active play.

Rockridge Plaza serves as a vibrant community node along the linear park corridor, built to host events, outdoor gatherings, food vendors, art activations, and informal socializing under and around the elevated rail infrastructure. It functions as both a recreational plaza and urban living room for the surrounding neighborhood.

Located near the South Miami Library and City Hall, the Play Forest is a natural playscape that encourages exploration and play for kids of all ages.

The Mariposa Gardens is a beautifully curated landscape zone within the larger corridor of The Underline that celebrates South Florida’s native pollinator ecosystem by showcasing butterfly-friendly plantings, shaded garden areas, informal seating and meandering paths. The space invites visitors to slow down and enjoy nature, while learning about local ecology and the importance of habitat restoration.