Well-positioned at the hub of Miami’s exciting lifestyle, Marquis Residences enjoys a commanding presence amidst the best of the city’s vibrant cultural, entertainment and leisure venues. Located in Downtown Miami on Biscayne Boulevard overlooking Museum Park, the exclusive residences are just minutes from Miami International Airport and only a short walk or drive away from the heart of all the action. From Broadway shows at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, to sands of South Beach and the Miami Heat right across the street, an enviable array of attractions, diversions, events, performances and exhibitions await in every season and every direction.

museum park
South- and east-facing dwellings of Marquis Residences overlook Museum Park. Slated for completion by 2013, this 40-acre green space, designed by Cooper, Robertson & Partners, faces Biscayne Bay and extends south to the American Airlines Arena. Among its lawns, public gardens, fountains, and pools will be two world-class museums: the Miami Science Museum and the highly anticipated Miami Art Museum. 

miami art museum
In its current home, just a few blocks from Marquis Residences, the Miami Art Museum (MAM) is a cultural anchor and touchstone with far-ranging vision. After a phenomenally successful fundraising campaign, MAM unveiled plans for its new home, designed by one of the most admired architecture firms in the world, Herzog & de Meuron, of Switzerland. The spectacular new MAM will be the cornerstone of Museum Park, slated to open in 2013 directly across the Boulevard from Marquis Residences.
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Miami Art Museum’s New Building

Adrienne Arsht Center 
Designed by internationally renowned architect César Pelli, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, which includes the Ziff Ballet Opera House and the Knight Concert Hall, is just steps away from Marquis Residences.
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Carnival Center Knight Concert Hall

GUSMAN CENTER
Just a few blocks south of Marquis Residences is the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. Within its beautifully restored Moorish auditorium, the Gusman Center hosts a parade of pop stars and serves as a favorite venue for MTV concerts.
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Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center

AMERICAN AIRLINES ARENA
South Florida’s “place to be” for heart-racing sporting events and live music concerts by today’s hottest entertainers, the American Airlines Arena (AAA) is only a two minute walk from Marquis Residences. Home of the NBA’s Miami Heat and twice host of the MTV Music Awards, “AAA” also features the Waterfront Theater, which hosts corporate and charity events in a smaller setting.
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Miami Heat at American Airlines Arena

South BEACH - MIAMI BEACH
Fine arts and a full calendar of cultural events all await just a ten minute drive over the bay in dynamic South Beach. The global phenomenon known as Art Basel Miami Beach now turns the entire city into a celebration of fine art every December, while permanent attractions include the Miami City Ballet, one of America’s most admired ballet companies, and the universally revered New World Symphony, under the direction of Michael Tilsen Thomas in a brand new landmark hall designed by architect Frank Gehry. Other gems include the glamorous Bass Museum of Art, the fascinating Wolfsonian Museum and the South Beach Food & Wine Festival.

South Beach also offers many World-Class Dance Clubs

JUNGLE ISLAND
Midway across the bay to South Beach lies Watson Island, where the famous Parrot Jungle, established in 1936, was reborn as Jungle Island, an 18-acre tropical paradise that is home to thousands of species of tropical plants and birds, special exhibits and awe-inspiring shows.
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Scarlet Macaws at Jungle Island

Wynwood arts district /
miami design district
Just a short drive north of Marquis Residences, the Wynwood Arts District and the Miami Design District feature a formidable array of contemporary art galleries and designer showrooms. Open to the public are the world-famous Rubell Family Collection and the Goldman Warehouse as well as dozens of important galleries representing contemporary work from established and up-and-coming artists