The bayfront town of Key Biscayne is situated on one of the barrier islands across from Miami on Florida's Atlantic coast. The town itself is bookended by two green spaces: Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park to the south and Crandon Park to the north. Residents of Key Biscayne enjoy a walkable and compact streetscape and a tight-knit community in a sunny climate. Crandon Boulevard is the town's major thoroughfare, and the streets that branch off from it house a variety of attractions and restaurants including Argentinian food, local bakers, and upscale open-air seafood spots. Both parks contain pristine beaches and verdant mangroves and palm trees, and Bill Baggs State Park is the location of the Cape Florida Lighthouse, a popular tourist destination. There are upscale apartment rentals in Key Biscayne along with impressive homes shrouded by tropical foliage.