Miami Circle
A 38-foot ring of holes cut into the limestone, believed to be from a Tequesta structure 1,700 to 2,700 years old, was found in 1998 where a condo tower was planned. The state bought the site and it is a National Historic Landmark. Today: A grassy park on Brickell Point; the circle itself is buried for protection.
| Dates | Found in 1998 |
|---|---|
| Where | Brickell |
| Now | A grassy park on Brickell Point; the circle itself is buried for protection |
Visiting
A small open park at the mouth of the Miami River, next to the Brickell Avenue bridge.
Close by
- Dupont Plaza Hotelgone, about 2 min on foot
- Royal Palm Hotelgone, about 3 min on foot
- Olympia Theater (Gusman Center)standing, about 9 min on foot
- Mandarin Oriental, Miamigone, about 10 min on foot
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, touristsinourbackyard.com.