Aladdin City, Ghost town in Miami, United States

Aladdin City is a ghost town in southern Miami, United States, planned as a themed development but never completed. Today the area consists of overgrown lots and scattered remnants, with no standing structures from the original project.

Aladdin City was conceived in the early 20th century as a themed resort with Middle Eastern style architecture. The project collapsed during the Florida land boom bust, and the land was later reclaimed by nature.

Local residents sometimes refer to the area as a failed dream, and its story is passed down in informal conversations. The name Aladdin City still appears on some old maps, keeping the idea alive in local memory.

The site is not marked and lies on private land, so access is not permitted. Visitors can only view it from adjacent public roads, and there are no facilities or guides.

Despite its name, Aladdin City never had any buildings; only streets and plots were laid out. The area is now a patch of green space where birds and small animals live among the traces of the old plan.