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Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden has been growing rare plants in Coral Gables since 1938, back when Miami was more swamp than skyline. The 83-acre site now houses collections that most countries would envy—500 palm species, the largest tropical bamboo collection, and a rainforest exhibit where ultra-pure water creates the exact humidity conditions needed for plants that refuse to grow anywhere else in Florida.
Immerse yourself in an extraordinary vacation experience within your very own community while spending the winter months at Vita at Grove Isle. Future residents will be positioned for an extraordinary escape, where luxury will seamlessly blend with leisure, creating an unparalleled haven for the perfect seasonal retreat.
Every December, Miami becomes a beacon of artistic innovation as Art Basel Miami Beach draws leading galleries and groundbreaking artists from over 50 countries. The event, held at the Miami Beach Convention Center (1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach), offers Vita at Grove Isle condominium residents an exclusive window into the vibrant world of contemporary art.
Residents of Vita at Grove Isle can enjoy the convenience of having two of the finest farmers’ markets in Miami nearby. The Coconut Grove Saturday Farmers Market and Vizcaya Village Farmers Market both offer convenient opportunities to pick up fresh produce and quick on-site bites.
As October ushers in cooler and drier mornings in Miami, a delightful break from the summer swelter, there's truly nothing like starting your day with the satisfying taste of a cafe con leche made with an extra touch of love. For residents of the luxury towers of Vita at Grove Isle, nestled on a 20-acre island overlooking Biscayne Bay, the nearby neighborhood of Coconut Grove offers a perfect backdrop for a relaxing coffee break just steps away—a welcome respite from downtown's hustle and bustle.
From an unspoiled tropical paradise to a gilded getaway, Miami has undergone many transformations throughout its history. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens encapsulates a pivotal era in the early 1900s - a time of rapid growth and grandeur that helped shape Miami into the vibrant cultural hub it is today.