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Early access tour - so worth it!

We did an early access tour through the Wynwood Walls and loved every second of it. It's great seeing the place without other people (and when it's still a little 'colder' in the morning, instead of in the middle of the day). Our tour guide was super friendly and showed us everything we wanted to see, plus helped us to take some pictures. We also loved learning more about the artists of the stunning art pieces.

Beautiful museum to visit. I enjoy the art presented. I can see most of the art inside the show rooms are for selling. So is that is the case, why they are charging an entry fee?. Anyway, is a place to visit, but also to walk around the streets where you can see more pop art in building walls.

You need to see more in the neighborhood to make this jaunt worthwhile in my opinion. We have a great street art scene in LA and this was pretty small but still good...

On a trip to or through Miami, make sometime to stop for a few hours to see the walls and check out the area. Just a short Uber ride from Miami Beach and a perfect thing to do after check-out before heading back to Miami international- we did!

I love Wynwood Walls. It has a great vibe, and a nice chance to see local art. The only reason I deducted a star is they are now charging an entrance fee. It was always free in the past and its disappointing to see how they are changing things now.

What a great experience! I was supposed to go to the beach with my sis but the weather put the kibosh on that. Instead, my sis suggested a walk through Wynwood and we ended up at Wynwood Walls. Wow! The beautiful art and vibe was worth the heat and brief rain shower we experienced. There were a lot of people walking through the area, snapping photos, and the atmosphere was almost congenial.

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The Ultimate Guide To Exploring The Miami Wynwood Walls

January 11, 2021 //  by  Florida Trippers

Of all the things to do in Miami , perhaps the Wynwood Walls are the most incredible. There are so many great museums in Miami showcasing the best art from all over the world, but Wynwood really takes it to the next level.

Throughtout all of Miami, you can find art! From the beaches and colorful condos of South Beach to the monuments and statues that capture history, art is everywhere you look.

If you’re truly an art lover or you’re looking for something unique to do, you must visit the Wynwood Walls. Celebrating and capturing Miami’s unique culture, you won’t find a better representation of raw street art anywhere else in the world! This is truly one of the Best Places To Stay In Miami!

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What Are The Wynwood Walls?

The Wynwood Walls are a series of murals in Miami in the warehouse district of Wynwood. It is one of the largest open-air art installations in the world.

It all began in 2009 when the late Tony Goldman used the walls of the warehouses as canvases for artists to create art. He successfully built a bustling community out of the ashes of a forgotten neighborhood.

What started with the buildings 25th-26th Street complex has grown into a bustling art district. Every wall has been transformed into a giant canvas, arguably creating the greatest collection of street art ever seen in one place!

Over the years, the community has expanded to include the Wynwood Walls Garden. The space showcases four additional murals in a beautifully landscaped, lush open area for guests to relax and take in the art.

The most recent addition to the community is the Wynwood Doors! A piece of land, formerly a dump, was transformed into a park with boulders and elegant trees. Metal rolldown gates were installed onto the surrounding walls, giving artists even more space to create!

How Do They Choose Artists For The Wynwood Walls?

Every artist in the world wants to leave their mark on Wynwood. All eyes are on the district. It doesn’t matter what kind of artist you are, to have your work at Wynwood Walls means it will be seen by a lot of people.

While a few of the murals are permanent, the collection changes. Usually once an artist has painted a mural, it remains there for one to three years. But if the art on the walls change, how do you get to be chosen?

Artists submit project proposals to a board at Goldman Properties. These proposals must include images of the proposed mural. The artists selected are a combination of emerging new artists and established, world-class artists.

Parking In Wynwood

Parking in Miami can be challenging, so if you’re planning on driving to the Wynwood Walls you need to be prepared. Keep in mind, you will have to do some amount of walking no matter where you park.

Parking in Miami is not free, but luckily the city has made payment easier. Miami is the first city in the United States to accept mobile payments for parking! Simply download the PayByPhone app.

With PayByPhone, you don’t have to track down a meter to pay for parking. You’ll even receive push notifications when your time is about to expire! You can even pay on the spot to extend your time. No more parking tickets!

Nearby street parking is difficult to obtain, but if you can find it, you’ll pay $1.50 an hour from 7 AM – 2 AM, or a flat $5 fee during special events. If you plan on staying in Wynwood for more than three hours, you will have to move your car to a new “parking zone.”

If you plan on spending the entire day, you will probably want to find a garage. Your closest option is the Midtown Miami North Block Garage at 3401 N Miami Ave, about 18 minutes away on foot. You can also try the Design District Lot at 175-187 NE 36th St.

How Long To Spend In Wynwood

How long you spend at the Wynwood Walls depends solely on what you want to do. Some people just want to see the most famous art while others really like to explore the area!

If you get in the car and just drive through the neighborhoods, you can easily see most of the murals from your vehicle in about 30 minutes to an hour. Keep in mind you’re just driving by, so you won’t get any pictures.

Two hours will be the perfect amount of time to get in, see the art, take pictures, and then make your way back to your car. But if you want to see more, we recommend allowing for five to six hours.

There are so many incredible shops and restaurants all through the district that are worth exploring. Allowing time for a meal, window-shopping, picture-taking, and admiring the art and gardens can easily take up your entire day!

Tours At Wynwood Walls

Wynwood graffiti golf cart small-group tour.

This tour is perfect for visitors who may not be so good on their feet. Here, you’ll get an express tour of the Wynwood Walls from the comfort of a golf cart!

You’ll ride around the district with your driver/guide who will give you plenty of opportunities to stop and take pictures! With no more than five on a tour, the small-group tour creates an intimate atmosphere.

This tour lasts approximately one hour. Tickets start at $39. You can park near or around 301 NW 26th St.

Miami Food and Art Walking Tour of Wynwood Neighborhood

Seeing the art isn’t the only thing to do at the Wynwood Walls. On this tour, you’ll hear the story behind the neighborhood’s creation and its history. You’ll also visit the galleries and learn about the artists whose murals first graced the walls.

After that, you’ll visit some of Wynwood’s most exclusive restaurants for private tours. The cuisine captures the culture of the neighborhood which you’ll taste as you go. You’ll eat the equivalent of a full lunch, so arrive hungry!

This tour departs at 12:30 and lasts about 2 hours. Park at the lot on the corner of North West 27th street and North West 2nd Avenue or on neighboring streets. Tickets start at $69.

Wynwood Graffiti Bar Tour

This tour actually takes place on a 15-seat pedal pub. Gather your friends and family to enjoy a drink while you pedal around Wynwood Walls to see some of the best graffiti street art around!

You can rent the bike privately for your group or join another small group if you don’t have 15 people to party with. The pedal pub is BYOB, so bring your drinks of choice, and the guide will keep them cool for you!

The Wynwood Graffiti Bar Tour departs from Punch Bowl Social Miami and lasts about an hour and 30 minutes. Tickets start at $48.

Tips For Visiting Wynwood Walls

Even though Wynwood has become more and more developed over the years since it opened in 2009, the area is not the safest at night. We advise going early in the day, at least while the sun is still up.

If you stay into the night, stick to the highly populated areas. You can also frequent the many restaurants and bars in the area. Just steer clear of walking through poorly-lit alleyways, especially if you’re alone.

It’s also best to approach the Wynwood Walls with an open mind. If you’re returning, don’t expect to see the same mural. The art is constantly changing, so there’s a good chance it’s already gone.

You should also come to the Wynwood Walls with an empty stomach. Some of the best restaurants in Miami are in the Wynwood district, as well as some of the best nightlife. Be prepared to feast and indulge in a few libations as well.

If you’re an Instagram influencer or just want to get a good picture, be careful of your outfit choice. A lot of the murals feature busy patterns, so wear solid colors (or even white) so you don’t clash with the art behind you!

While we explored parking options earlier in the post, you will have to walk a great deal to get to most of the best murals and restaurants. Unless you’re ready to scour the streets for a parking spot there, we recommend taking a Lyft or Uber to make things easier.

Best Things To Do In Wynwood

Wynwood art walk.

From 6 PM to 10 PM on the second Saturday of every month, you can attend the Wynwood Art Walk. A monthly festival that takes place throughout the neighborhood, we recommend planning your trip around this recurring event!

After you’ve spent the day exploring the streets, you can support the local artists whose work you’ve just admired. You can purchase original artwork, prints, pins, and more directly from the artists themselves!

While you’re mingling with the local talent, you can enjoy live music, walk through pop-up art galleries, or just sit in the garden with a beer! Make sure to check out the food trucks that line up during the event!

Museum of Graffiti

The Museum of Graffiti is Wynwood’s only museum. The only museum in the world dedicated completely to the art of graffiti, they celebrate the preservation and the process of creating street art.

Preserving graffiti’s history, the museum celebrates its history and emergence into design, fashion, and advertising. You can see this through an indoor and outdoor exhibition space. You can also find eleven more murals outside!

The Museum experience also includes a fine art gallery. Don’t forget to visit the world-class gift shop. You can pick up limited-edition merchandise and items created exclusively by the world’s most infamous graffiti artists.

Wynwood Walls Shop

It’s easy to lose a few hours in the Wynwood Walls Shop because there’s so much to see! Featuring merchandise from the current artists of the Walls, the shop’s wares are constantly changing.

There’s something for everyone at the Wynwood Walls Shop. You can find stickers, books, prints, pins, keychains, and magnets. You can even purchase apparel like hoodies, t-shirts, backpacks, and hats!

You can even find skateboard deck, hydro flasks, action figures, and incredibly stylish playing cards. Be prepared to empty your wallets, we promise you’re going to want to go crazy in here.

Hit up the Thrift Stores

Bargain hunters looking for unique finds and the best deals know that thrift stores are where it’s at! The Wynwood Walls are actually home to some of the best thrift stores and boutiques in all of Miami.

First hit Out of the Closet, which is a unique national chain whose proceeds benefit the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Here you’ll find gently used trinkets and apparel. You can also bring your prescriptions to the on-site pharmacy and get a free, confidential HIV test.

Then head to the Lotus House Chic Thrift Boutique where proceeds benefit the Lotus House Women and Children’s Center. The store is divided into two sections: vintage and thrift. If you’re looking for a pair of quirky earrings or a vintage armoire, Lotus House is your best bet.

If you still have some scratch to spend, head to The House of Findings. Just like its name suggests, you’re bound to find a unique piece here. Featuring vintage and up-cycled wares, this is the perfect place to find a piece of art to hang on that empty spot on your wall.

Where To Eat In Wynwood

Wynwood kitchen and bar.

The Wynwood Kitchen and Bar is an Arts District hot-spot you won’t want to miss on your tour of Wynwood Walls. With indoor and outdoor seating, the artwork of Shepard Fairey surrounds you as you dine.

Featuring delectable and innovative cuisine, a tapas style menu gives you the freedom to try a variety of dishes. Paired with house cocktails, artisanal beers, and an international wine list, you’ll be at one of the hippest dining destinations in Miami.

Find the Wynwood Kitchen and Bar at 2550 NW 2nd Ave.

If you’re looking for a festive atmosphere, The Deck is your best bet. In the heart of Wynwood, The Deck transforms into a haven for tourists and locals alike.

The chic outdoor venue has a lush, artificial lawn strewn with luxurious cabanas. Food trucks line the venue, so grab whatever smells the most delicious and get ready for good vibes all night.

You can also enjoy innovative, fun cocktails at the bar and partake in fresh hookah. A DJ plays music so you can dance the night away!

Find the Deck on 2250 NW 2nd Ave, open on Thursday from 4 PM – 2 AM, Friday from 4 PM – 3 AM, Saturday from 12 PM – 3 AM, and Sunday from 12 PM – 2 AM.

From the mind of renowned Chef Brad Kilgore comes Alter, a New American restaurant that focuses on indigenous Florida ingredients. Kilgore aims to “Alter” your perspective through creative flavor combinations in a tasting menu format.

The kitchen makes Crispy Brussel Sprouts taste good, and the Bahn Mi is not to be missed. Alter even features vegan options like the mouth-watering Gnuddi and Watermelon and Vine-Ripened Tomato Salad.

“Alter” your perspective at 223 NW 23rd St, open every day from 12 PM – 9 PM.

Kush has won every award under the sun, from best restaurant, burger, key lime pie , chicken n’ waffles, veggie burger. When you get a taste of their food, you’ll understand why.

All of the food at Kush is sourced locally from Florida farms and made completely from scratch. We love the Bababooey Burger with caramelized apples and melty brie cheese. Don’t forget the Crab Cake Salad and the Baja Fish Tacos.

With one of the most incredible beer menus, Kush collaborates with local breweries to offer rare releases and craft beers exclusive to Kush. You can also attend many special events and participate in their monthly home brewers series!

Experience Kush at 2003 N Miami Ave, open on Sunday through Tuesday from 12 PM – 10 AM and Wednesday through Saturday from 12 PM – 11 AM.

Best Places To Stay Near The Wynwood Walls

Miami has plenty of unique and fun Airbnbs in which to stay during your vacation or road trip . Here are our favorite Airbnbs right along the Wynwood Walls so you don’t have to work too hard to get there!

The Golddigger Inn

For a truly magical experience, stay at The Golddigger Inn. Within a historic, two story home, you’ll stay in one of six bedrooms, each with two single beds. You will have to share bathrooms, but the experience and decor is worth it.

The common area has a small kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker, and fridge. Because the house has so many rooms, you’ll spend most of your time in the screened in patio area. Chat and get to know your fellow vacationers.

You’ll also receive a 15% discount on food and drinks at Mr. Wright’s Golddigger saloon right next door. The unique space is filled with antiques and art, and right outside, you can experience the murals and art of Wynwood Walls.

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Miami Vibes

This is one of the most fun listings, as you’ll be staying in a space that just screams, “Miami!” You’ll even make friends with Gigi, the house cat!

The living space is decked out with fun and games including a dart board, giant jenga, and giant connect four! You’ll also have access to Apple TV, Amazon Firestick, a Nintendo Switch, and a Playstation 4.

You can easily fit two people in the full bed. There’s also a private bathroom. Best of all, this Airbnb is 420 friendly.

Wynwood Suite

The Wynwood Suite offers immense privacy, perfect for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of Miami-life. And let’s face it, peace and quiet is welcome. Miami can be loud.

Only five blocks away from the Wynwood district, you’ll enjoy higher end furnishings in an oversized suite filled with original art. After a day exploring, enjoy the king size bed and full size sofa bed.

You’ll have a steam shower, refrigerator, and microwave and a private patio. You also have free parking off the street as well as bike and kayak rentals on site!

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Wynwood Walls Tour – tickets, prices, timings, what to expect, FAQs

Wynwood Walls, which opened in 2009, has become a globally recognized street art museum.

These remarkable walls have transformed the definition of modern art and have become a career-defining moment for the contributing artists.

This has helped to make Wynwood one of the world’s most celebrated urban revitalization projects and an oasis for cutting-edge creativity.

This article covers everything you must know before booking tickets for Wynwood Walls in Miami.

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Every wall painting at Miami Wynwood Walls echoes a distinct story with its vibrant hues and artistic patterns.

The Wynwood Walls in Miami boasts the fine artwork of 100+ artists from over 21 countries.

The major themes of the murals revolve around one’s individual and cultural identity, historical revolutions, renaissance cartooning, contemporary graffiti, kaleidoscopic patterns, Poupes, peace, unity, etc. 

You can spot extraordinary artwork by renowned artists like Scott Froschauer, Ryan McGinness, Neuzz, Miss Van, Eduardo Kobra, etc. 

Whether you’re an art geek or not, your eyes will be glued to the walls every minute and every second!

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Tickets for the Wynwood Walls Tour are available to be purchased at the Welcome Center or online in advance.

Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the attraction.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the ticket counters.

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

Because some attractions sell a limited number of tickets, they may sell out during peak days. Booking online also helps avoid last-minute disappointment and delays.

Go to the Museum of Illusions Miami booking page , select your preferred date, timeslot, and the number of tickets, and buy the tickets right away.

After the purchase, you will receive the tickets via email.

You don’t need to carry printouts.

Show the smartphone tickets on the day of your visit and begin your tour.

Tickets for the Wynwood Art District Street Art Tour by Golf Buggy are priced at US$45 for visitors aged 13 and above.

Tickets for children up to 12 years of age can be purchased for US$39.

The Wynwood Walls Walking Tour costs US$35 for all visitors aged between 13 and 64 years.

Children up to 12 years of age and senior citizens aged 65 and above can get the tickets for US$30.

Wynwood Walls tickets

To enter the world of graffiti – Wynwood Walls Miami, we suggest you book tickets online to ensure guaranteed admission.

You can choose from various tour options – Wynwood Art District Street Art Tour by Golf Buggy , Wynwood Walls Walking Tour , Graffiti Experience on Wynwood Walls , or Wynwood Food and Art Tour .

Jump into the golf buggy and get ready to explore the Wynwood Art District with this ticket. 

During this 1-hour tour, pause at famous landmarks, take memorable pictures, and learn fascinating insights from the guide driving you around.

Learn about the murals, secret restaurants, craft beers, and the best galleries to visit.

The tour goes on irrespective of rain or shine, and you can pick a time slot that fits your schedule.

A maximum of 10 participants can sit on the buggy, and some seats face backward. 

Ticket price

Adult ticket (13 to 64 years): US$45 Senior ticket (65+ years): US$45 Infant ticket (up to 12 years): US$39

Discover the popular murals and abstract paintings on a 75-minute Wynwood Walls Walking Tour.

Get a chance to walk past Wynwood Arts District and Gregg Shienbaum Fine Art with the Wynwood Walls Walking Tour ticket.

Hear about the area’s transformation from a riot-scarred past to present-day gentrification, ask questions, and get recommendations for further exploration, dining, and drinking.

The ticket provides only a walking tour, and entrance to the galleries is excluded. 

Ticket Price

Adult ticket (13 to 64 years): US$35 Child ticket (up to 12 years): US$30 Senior ticket (65+ years): US$30

Experience a unique graffiti workshop where you can unleash your creativity on a large canvas using a table full of spray paint in various colors.

Be guided through a step-by-step lesson on how to use spray paint, from the basics of holding and handling the can to manipulating the pressure and length of the spray to create different shapes and sizes and even lettering.

Learn complex techniques such as creating drop shadows, backgrounds, and patterns and blending colors to create gradients.

Have the opportunity to experiment and create your own masterpiece, with the facilitator available to offer guidance and answer any questions.

For your safety, masks and gloves are provided, although it is advisable to wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a little paint on.

Adult ticket (13+ years): US$42 Child ticket (up to 12 years): US$34

Explore the Wynwood Walls and the Art District of Miami with a 2.5-hour guided tour, discovering murals created by some of the most prominent artists in street art.

Experience local art and food, just like a Miami native at one of the largest open-air art museums globally.

Start by visiting the famous Wynwood Walls to admire the work of well-known street artists.

Later, head to the Peter Tunney Gallery to learn about the different styles of graffiti art.

Be led through this fascinating neighborhood, and let the guide explain the history behind its creation.

Visit four local restaurants to experience the delicious taste of Jamaican cuisine, a traditional French crepe recipe passed down through generations, Spanish comfort food, and more.

Adult ticket (14+ years): US$79 Child ticket (up to 13 years): US$69

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The meeting point for the Wynwood Walls tour will vary depending on the tour option you choose.

It’s important to keep in mind that the meeting location may change.

Visitors should check the booking page before arriving to confirm the exact location.

Wynwood Walls opens daily at 11 am, but early access at 10 am is given with tours. 

The closing time is 7 pm from Sunday to Thursday, while on Friday and Saturday, it is 8 pm. 

The duration of your visit will depend on the tour option you choose.

Tours can range from one hour to two and a half hours based on the activities involved.

It is recommended to book the earliest tour to have the best experience.

Weekdays are the best to visit as the crowd is minimal, and you can stroll conveniently. 

If you want to experience the nightlife of Wynwood Walls, you can go in the evening and enjoy good music, food, and drinks at bars and restaurants. 

Weekend tours and tours on public holidays tend to be the busiest.

Here are some questions visitors usually ask before booking tickets for the Wynwood Walls tour.

The Wynwood Walls was founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman as a way to revitalize the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami, Florida.

Yes, guided tours are available, which can be booked online or in person.

You can see over 40 murals created by world-renowned artists and sculptures, art galleries, and street art.

The duration of your visit will depend on the tour option you choose. Tours can range from one hour to two and a half hours based on the activities involved.

The best time to visit is in the morning or early afternoon when it’s less crowded.

Yes, there are food trucks and restaurants in the Wynwood neighborhood where you can grab a bite.

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

Yes, photography is not only allowed but encouraged on the tour.

Yes, the tours are accessible to people with disabilities.

Yes, pets are allowed at the Wynwood Walls, but they must always be on a leash and under control.

Yes, there is a gift shop at the Wynwood Walls where you can buy souvenirs and art prints to commemorate your visit.

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• Mobile Voucher Accepted
• Hotel pickup Available
• Duration: 1 Hr
• Language: English
• Departure Time : Official Group Tours: 12pm and 6pm   Official Early Access Tours: 9:45am
• Return Details : Please head to registration desk at Wynwood Walls Welcome center to check-in 15 minutes before the start of the tour.
• Cancellation Policy : This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.

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• Stroll the beautiful outdoor grounds and relax at the world-famous Wynwood Walls, the one and only original outdoor street art museum credited with transforming Wynwood into one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world. Immerse yourself in and take photographs of the largest collection of street art assembled anywhere in one place, a 75,000 square foot landscaped campus, with more than thirty curated murals and sculptures from the greatest international artists, including Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf, Futura, Hebru Brantley, Lady Aiko, Kai, Bordalo, Greg Mike, Dasic Fernandez, Dan Kitchener, Mikael Brandrup, Millo, and many others. Our tour guides will provide insight into each of these installations and the artist behind it. This is the only official authenticated tour of Wynwood Walls from the owners and operators of the Museum. • Visit our two indoor exhibition galleries displaying new canvas works and unique sculptures from featured and acclaimed artists. Our 5,000 square foot main gallery group exhibition showcases over 50 canvas works from street artists whose murals have adorned the Wynwood Walls. Our 2,000 SF solo show exhibition highlights the canvas works and sculptures of a select street artist at the peak of his or her career. Visit both galleries on the tour and learn the inner workings of each. • Peter Tunney (b.1961) is a legitimate force of nature with boundless creative energy, spreading his positive messages in unconventional ways and delivering works of art to a worldwide collector base. He creates in almost every medium: paint, collage, wood, photography, found objects, and discarded materials. His nontraditional life, cache of extraordinary experiences, and countless wild adventures serve as the foundations for his work. The tour will visit the famous Gallery where Peter showcases his works, often with a chance to meet Peter himself.

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Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Children must be accompanied by an adult

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I pre-booked an early access tour of Wynwood Walls online and paid a total of $39.55. The early access tour starts at 10am. Expensive yes, but from all accounts it would be worth it. I was very excited for this. I love street art and this was my first time getting to see this side of Miami after many trips over the years. After booking I was sent an email advising me to arrive early as late arrival would mean I would miss the start of the tour. I left Aventura at 9am and arrived at Wynwood Walls at 9:40am. Be mindful that there is nowhere shaded or covered to wait so if there is rain, you will just get soaked.So I waited. And waited... I saw all of the workers arrive and go and just sit around inside but their door remained halfway closed. The appointed time of my tour, 10am, came and I waited for the door to be opened but nothing. The workers continued to sit around and talk with each other, clearly visible behind the glass, ignoring me completely. I gave them a few minutes then at 10:10am I knocked on the glass to indicate that I had a tour and was waiting. Now certainly, the workers would know someone WAS booked for an early access tour and they would also know the tour starts at 10am. They would see someone standing outside at 10am and yet they ignored me when I first knocked. I knocked again and a man got up, rolling his eyes, and laughed at me while pointing to the opening time of 11am on the glass separating us. I in turn pointed to the writing on said glass directly below which clearly stated 'early access tours at 10am daily' but he continued to laugh and point at the 11am. By then it was 10:15am and I began to see what this was. I am black and he was not, and he either thought I was unable to read or to adequately comprehend the concept of time, hence his laughter and obvious derision. He was not even interested in allowing me to explain. Humiliated now, I wanted to walk away but I refused to allow racism to win. Finally a black young man got up and came to the door to speak to me. He quickly understood that the mistake was with Wynwood Walls and not me and I was finally admitted to the tour that I had ALREADY PAID FOR. There was then general confusion as no one seemed to be prepared to do my tour. There were SO many workers there and no one even checked my ticket. It was incredibly awkward and uncomfortable. I looked over at the first man who simply stared. To be honest, I expected no apology under the circumstances, and of course received none, from him or anyone else. No one even thought to apologise for the late start to the tour. My experience was already hopelessly ruined. I went through with the tour (which judging from the time the first pic was taken in my phone started finally at 10:20am) although I didn't want to, because I had already paid. I liked my tour guide, and tipped him suitably, but much of what he said was unfortunately lost on me, through no fault of his. The art is nice and I did get pics but I would not return.

Amazing experience. So many activities worth it! Our tour guide made this very memorable. So informative in an entertaining way. Thank you!

Booked the 1hr tour and admission on the website. Fantastic tour. The guy who took our tour was very knowledgeable and also an artist. He gave us so much information about what we were looking it, and also about the street art in general. So worth doing. Highly recommended.

Loved the personal tour provided Lucinda did an excellent job of providing background to the area as well as the creators of the art displayed

Fantastic experience. So many activities to choose from in visiting Miami and yet this was at the top of our list and well worth it! Our tour guide Marco made this very memorable. So informative in an entertaining way. Thank you!

This was a great tour. We really enjoyed being able to get there ahead of the rush, and yes there was a rush and a ton of people afterwards. Marco was knowledgable about the murals and helped us take a few photos. We booked the early access tour. The only thing we didn't like was that this listing description says to arrive 15 minutes ahead of time and check in at the registration desk. But the people at the building didn't let us in until 10 am, so we were outside standing in the rain for a bit. The manager of this listing should remove that description for the early access tour if they will not open the building

I was hesitant to pay extra for the tour prior to opening. I would now recommend everyone to do it. The tour gives you extra information that we would never had known. Additionally getting that private time to do photos was worth it. Once the gates opened, it was flooded with guest. So this way we had the opportunity to take photos without other people in the background and not feel rushed.

Very knowledgeable and engaging guide, worth 30 mins of your time and money to learn about the exhibit.

We came to this place because my daughter loves the arts. No disappointment here, the tour describing the history behind these walls and the area in which it is located…. Only makes you appreciate it even more. Fully recommended to family and friends.

Tour was very informative and enjoyable. Just the right amount of time. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Would highly recommend doing this tour to get the most of your visit.

Fun Things to Do in Wynwood, Miami in Addition to Seeing Murals

After going to Miami countless times, our all-time favorite neighborhood remains Wynwood. So if you're wondering if Wynwood Miami is worth visiting or how to spend the day in Wynwood, we have you covered!

There are so many great things to do in Wynwood, and we're sharing all the tours to book , what to do beyond the walls, the delicious Wynwood restaurants , and vital info like where to park and the distance to other exciting Miami neighborhoods .

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Wynwood Attractions Overview

This district is unique in the WORLD and the United States, not just in Florida. It's become one of the things Florida is known for . We have the most fun things to do in Wynwood, including the best tours and places to eat.

Whether you venture to this Wynwood arts district on a whim during your Miami vacation or specifically plan tours in advance and have dedicated time to walk the colorful streets, our advice is to simply GO! Doesn't matter where or when!

We absolutely L-O-V-E street murals and the artists who create them, but we realized there is an abundance of fun things to do in Wynwood, Miami, beyond walking around to see (and photograph) murals. It's the perfect place to spend a day or half a day!

Fun Things to Do in Wynwood

Best thing to do in wynwood: sign up for a guided tour.

Wynwood Wall tours are only for a specific area in the neighborhood. A great option is to sign up for a tour of the whole area with a third-party vendor.

Viator, our favorite tours site, offers a number of Wynwood, Miami tours, including:

Tour Wynwood, Miami, in a Private Classic Convertible Car

One of the coolest things to do in Miami is “see and be seen” as you cruise around the streets in a classic vintage car. On this tour, you'll be IN the car, not simply taking videos of it passing by wishing you were in it!

Hotel pickup is offered , and the driver, Thierry, speaks English and French. You'll drive through Wynwood and the famous Art Deco District in Miami Beach over the course of 2 hours with the top down, feeling like the celebrity you always knew you were meant to be!

The car can accommodate 5 passengers, so you can split the cost amongst your guests or treat others as a gift for one of the most fun things to do in Wynwood.

There's a reason this tour has ⭐️ 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️ from over 50 reviews! It's the BEST!

➜ Travel through Miami like a celebrity: Book a Classic Car tour

Tour Wynwood by Golf Cart

Learn about Wynwood's history and murals as a guide drives you around. You're able to stop and get out and take photos.

Since Wynwood covers a lot of streets, this golf cart tour is great if you are mobility impaired or simply want to feel the breeze of the golf cart zipping through streets in the Miami heat!

Take a Food and Art Walking Tour

If there's any tour we take whenever possible, it's a walking food tour. Not many cities offer a food and art tour, so this is a rare gem ! The price includes the entry fee to Wynwood Walls , so the cost is less than you think.

You'll try the neighborhood culinary delights across various cuisines, including Mexican and Japanese flavors, as well as tastes of beer and cookies, as well as see tons of art and learn about artists' signature styles during this 2.5-hour tour.

Explore Wynwood with a Local Guide

You'll meander through the neighborhood streets and galleries as you see artwork by world-renowned street artists, including Shephard Fairy.

This Local Guide Tour starts at a central meeting location in the Wynwood art district and lasts 1.5 hours. It's a great way to see the impressive murals, especially if you're a first time visitor to the neighborhood.

➜ This Wynwood tour is likely to sell out; book now!

Wynwood Squad Safari

This one-hour tour teaches you about famous street artists from over 30 countries who have painted the area in colorful murals.

This tour is guided by an artist, Pedro Amos, who helps you understand a firsthand perspective of the meaning behind the murals.

In a unique optional upgrade, add the 30-minute “Can Control Crash Course” to understand how to use this unique medium to pain on a real wall in Wynwood.

Get Your Start in Painting Murals and Graffiti

Sign up for a graffiti lesson with Pedro Amos, who will teach you this cool, expressive art form's ins and outs.

Learn how to use a spray paint can and assorted techniques to achieve the look you desire with a seasoned local artist over the course of this one-hour tour.

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Our Wynwood Cheat Sheet's clickable links will ensure you're well prepared for your visit with tours, suggested hotels, car rentals, parking options, and items for your daypack to beat the Miami heat, all in one easy-to-view sheet.

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Wynwood walls tours.

The distinct area known as “Wynwood Walls” used to be free to enter and walk around, but they now charge admission.

Regardless, it's not to miss if you're in South Florida, especially if you're in Miami Beach for a couple of days , for example.

We looked up some history about the area and learned it's not that old of a concept or area. It's blown up in popularity since its inception in 2009 by the late Tony Goldman. And its popularity increases every year.

The mastermind behind Wynwood Walls passed away, but his family continues to carry on the company's operations worldwide.

(I have to interrupt myself to note that I've seen it written as “Wind Wood Walls” once in a while too. I can completely understand someone searching it as those words if they didn't know how it's spelled or they have never seen this Miami neighborhood name written!)

What started as an idea to allow and encourage local artists to cover the walls of old warehouses has grown into a national (maybe even global , since such a huge majority of their artists aren't even from the US) phenomenon.

Indeed, one “gated” area is officially entitled “Wynwood Walls.” The address is 2520 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127.

Tours at Wynwood Walls

A fun thing to do in Wynwood is to take an “official” tour of Wynwood Walls, the original six buildings, and the converted parking lot. It is truly a unique experience.

General admission is $12 for adults to tour Wynwood Walls at opens at 11:00 am, daily. Seniors and students are $5, Military are $10, and children are free. Be sure to bring your ID with you for the seniors/student/military tickets.

Go with a tour guide to learn something while you’re there for a few dollars extra. This is a great way to maximize your experience and gain early entrance to Wynwood Walls.

On these tours, in particular, you'll learn more about the history and conception of the famous Miami attraction.

You'll also learn more about the murals currently painted there, including information about the artists and the message of each piece of art. Additionally, you'll visit the three art galleries on-site. Each tour is 50 minutes and can be booked online.

Official tour options at Wynwood Walls include:

• General tour offered every hour on the hour from 10:00am to 6:00pm (availability differs depending on the day).
• Official Early Access Tour at 9:45am (which, to note, is just 15 minutes before the next tour comes in most days).
• Private Tours are priced/available upon request.

Wynwood Walls Practical Information

Wynwood Walls is equipped with things like Braille plaques, tactile guide paths, audio induction loops, assistive listening devices, ramps and elevators, and lower countertops at the information desk, restaurant, and shop for those with visual, audio, and mobility challenges.

This attraction closes at 7:00 pm Sunday through Thursday and at 8:00 pm Friday and Saturday. Doors close 30 minutes before closing time.

Have Fun with Murals “Outside” Wynwood Walls

When you approach Wynwood, you quickly realize that the ENTIRE neighborhood (and then some) is  COVERED  in impressive murals. What started as a concentrated idea and project by Goldman Properties has expanded.

It’s covered the neighborhood walls of Wynwood in creativity. And you can see the blending of cultures between so many of the murals too, one of the inspirational and quotable aspects of the city .

We spent the better part of two hours walking around exploring each street. It’s easy to get happily lost in time each time you turn a corner or discover a mural poking out of a fence. Here are just a few murals we saw…

I love the one above by BustArt . We first discovered this Swiss Artist’s colorful work in Greensboro, North Carolina .

Fun Things to Do in Wynwood Beyond Wynwood Walls and Simply Viewing Murals

We have seven great ideas for things to do beyond seeing murals in Wynwood:

• Find Sculptures
• Visit the Museum of Graffiti
• Eat (and drink)
• Get dessert
• Shop (for clothes and art)
• Get beers at a local brewery
• Cycle your way through the neighborhood on a bicycle pub crawl
• Visit Wynwood Marketplace
• Safely handle a machine gun
• Make a candle (doubles as a souvenir from your trip)

1. Find Sculptures

There's more art than paintings in Wynwood. We were blown away by this wooden troll that reminded us of the famous “Treemont Troll” in Seattle, Washington.

When we passed a heap of tire pieces on the sidewalk, I stopped to look at the front of it, wondering if it was a piece of art. It was – and we were floored but its face.

We also spotted a “flying” raven in the neighborhood. One of the fun things to do in Wynwood is just walking around and keeping your eyes peeled for any kind of art, sculptures included.

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2. Visit the Museum of Graffiti

If you want an education about graffiti, visit the Museum of Graffiti. There's a general admission of $16, but it is worth it to open your eyes to the beauty of the art form. It's open seven days a week, and you can book online ahead of time .

They offer guests exhibits, art for purchase, classes (like a beginner graffiti class), and various events by graffiti artists. It takes between thirty minutes to an hour to walk through the museum.

Address: 299 NW 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127

3. Eat at Wynwood Restaurants

Among the fun things to do in Wynwood is eat and drink. Here are some of the best Wynwood restaurants (all within walking distance):

Zak the Baker

If you're walking around and see a building covered in a rainbow of rectangles with “BAKERY” on the outside, you've found Zak the Baker . They bake artisan bread at their Wynwood shop (or at 15 Whole Foods locations throughout South Florida!) and have won too many awards to count.

They serve things in addition to bread, including fresh sandwiches, salads, bagels, avocado toast, and of course, assorted pastries.

R house has a  great happy hour from 3:00-7:00pm Wednesdays through Fridays. (Give us all the sweet pea hummus and Yellowfin Tuna Tartare!)

They have a patio space to enjoy that Florida sunshine and a delicious menu, including anything from short rib meatballs to pan-seared snapper.

Kyu has a wood-fired Asian menu featuring proteins from fish dishes to beef and then some.

They're eco-conscious and operate using green and sustainable methods, including not offering plastic straws. Kyu also participates in a zero-waste citrus program.

This sit-down restaurant has ample indoor and outdoor seating. Their affordable menu items like tacos and enchiladas are delicious in flavor and beautiful in presentation.

We loved Bakan's purple homemade flour tortillas they use for tacos and toast for chips. They had perfect flavor and texture. We recommend the Los Esquites street corn, Cochinita Pibil tacos, and watermelon margaritas.

Low Cost and Over-the-Counter Options

Whether you're limited on time or money, there are plenty of low-cost and quick-service dining options in Wynwood.

Zazzy's Pizza

This pizza place with low-key counter service is just across the street from the entrance of Wynwood Walls. Could be great for a snack too if you're a little noshy!

If there's any meal I crave when I'm in Florida, it's a refreshing salad. Sweetgreen is an affordable plant-forward quick-service eatery (though they do have meat proteins, too), serving up fresh greens and grains bowls made to order.

Le Sandwicherie

this casual sandwich spot gets rave reviews. You can choose your bread, like a croissant or baguette, and load it up with toppings, including proteins and veggies. Split the sandwich with a friend or between lunch and dinner if you're on a small budget or not that hungry.

We think sushi rice and raw fish are a great idea from any reputable place. And Crazy Poke gets rave reviews for their poke bowls  and sushi burritos.

Smorgasburg Miami

If you're familiar with the famous food market in Brooklyn, NY, “Smorgasburg,” they have expanded nationwide in key cities like Los Angeles and Miami.

Every Saturday from noon to 7:00 pm, you'll find an eclectic mix of food vendors in an outdoor area of Wynwood, selling everything from Kombucha to lobster rolls, dumplings, milkshakes, bao buns, tacos, paella, and more.

Address: 2600 NW 2nd Avenue

1-800-Lucky

If you want to try a few things from a bunch of places and love Asian food served in a casual setting, this is the place for you.

This food hall has various restaurants, including food options like sushi, dumplings, bubble tea, and even ice cream.

4. Fun Dessert Things to Do in Wynwood

Night owl cookies.

If you absolutely love cookies, you must include a stop here on your fun things to do in Wynwood list!

Their sugary cookies are often served warm, and you can sit at cute sprinkle tables inside the shop. (How delectable they are reminded us of Gideon's cookies in Orlando .) Reviews proclaim they're the best cookies in Miami!

Ice Pops/Paletas

It would be usual for you to be craving “something cold” in the Miami heat. Morelia Gourmet Paletas serves Mexican ice pops made with 100% natural ingredients.

You can choose a pre-made pop or create your own flavor and topping combination on the spot. The company is named after the location in Mexico where the first paleta was believed to have been invented. And they now have several locations and shops within South Florida.

Stop at Nabati ice cream to beat the Florida heat! They're 100% plant-based, which is great if you're dairy-free.

The shop's owner and head chef, Ola Kayal, graduated from Switzerland’s Culinary Arts Academy. So we are  sure she knows a thing or two about great foods and desserts.

Another place to get ice cream is Wynwood's Dasher and Crank . Deemed the “Best Ice Cream in Florida,” they have plenty of flavors to choose from and ways to eat it, including in ice cream sandwich form. They also have a Matcha Cafe inside.

Instagram-Worthy Soft Serve

Have you heard of Japanese ice cream served in fish-shaped cake cones? Taiyaki NYC is famous for it. And they have a location in Wynwood, Miami!

Not only is it photo-worthy ice cream, but the flavors are hard to find elsewhere, and it tastes so good. It's difficult for me to find flavors like black sesame in the states otherwise. ( I fell in love with it in Japan .) But Taiyaki has it.

Note that this location of Taiyaki is a little kiosk/shipping container inside the 1-800 Lucky food hall area.

Coffee and Tea

If you want coffee, tea, or even wine and beer at a casual meet-up spot in Wynwood, check out Panther Coffee . Grab a pastry to go with your drink.

Giache Crepes is a great place if you have a sweet tooth or you're with someone who prefers something savory for a snack or dessert.

They offer sweet and savory crepes that they roll or stuff with ingredients, depending on your order. They also offer waffle pops!

The Salty Donut is a place that serves beautiful donuts. And let's face it…the donut craze isn't going away any time soon. They've been voted as a top donut place in the  country by many outlets (Thrillest, Zagats, Business Insider, etc.).

5. Shopping in Wynwood

There are several cute boutiques in the area if your version of fun things to do in Wynwood includes shopping! There are also shops to get your own piece of art to take home, in addition to more upscale galleries.

These include:

• Clothing stores, like BASE and Marine Layer (very coastal-hip).
• The Wynwood Shop: It's definitely worth stopping in. It's a boutique store that sells men and women's clothing and jewelry, but also things like art prints and enamel pins. They even sell Street Art Coloring Books!
• And of course, the gift shop at Wynwood Walls. (Which is free to visit if Wynwood Walls is open.)

6. Drink Beer at a Local Brewery

There are three great options for craft beer in Wynwood, which is a solid amount for the size of the area…

J. Wakefield Brewing

If you're wondering where a Star Wars mural is in Wynwood, you'll find it at this brewery. This fun watering hole proudly displays a Star Wars theme inside its taproom, as well as a playful comic book vibe on its website.

They have a weekday happy hour from 4:00pm to 7:00pm, offering $1 off beers. They also often have food trucks on site.

Wynwood Brewing Company

A father and son duo started this craft brewery in Miami. They have 18 beers on tap in their Wynwood tasting room.

This local brewery has Latin and American roots (very Miami). Veza Sur has a beautiful indoor space that's pretty cozy and an outdoor patio that's dog friendly.

Moreover, they have a great happy hour and also offer brewery tours. If you’re hungry, this could be the best way to quench your thirst and appetite – their Peruvian food gets rave reviews.

Cerveceria La Tropical

What started as a Cuban brewery in the 19th century has made its way to Wynwood. The brewery, which has survived being exiled from its home country, has been passed down through the family from generation to generation.

But not without a fight! Manny Portuondo is the 5th generation owner who fought to bring the family company back to its glory after the business was taken, at gunpoint, during the Cuban Revolution.

Fast-forward to the 21st century, when Manny's passion project paid off! Heineken invested significant money to bring La Tropical to the Wynwood Arts District. And since 2020, we can all enjoy it.

They offer over a dozen beers on tap and a Cuban-inspired menu of appetizers, entrees, and desserts. The brewery is closed on Mondays.

Cerveceria La Tropical Gives Back

Take a walk in their Jardine, and you'll see a beautifully landscaped paradise. This partnership with Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden has a philanthropic twist: $1 from every growler and brewery tour goes towards the One Million Orchid project , aiming to bring native orchids back to Florida.

7. Cycle Your Way Through Wynwood on a Bicycle Pub Crawl

If you have a group of people and you're looking for something fun and different to do through Wynwood – and you enjoy beer – sign up for this pub crawl tour .

It just so happens one of the fun things to do in Wynwood allows you to exercise, explore, and drink! You'll bicycle your way through the neighborhood on a contraption that can accommodate up to 15 people.

Don't worry if your legs tire of pedaling during this two-hour tour – you stop at bars and aren't pedaling the whole time. And, truthfully, you don't even have to pedal to make the vehicle move. The novelty of the experience is the most fun and important part.

8. Go to Wynwood Marketplace

This destination is a collection of food vendors in an outdoor food hall, of sorts, plus a stage for live music performances and an outdoor lounge bar area. There are also a few murals inside that are prime for Instagram photos, as well as vendors selling things like clothing.

9. Safely Experience Handling Exotic Firearms at Lock & Load

Believe it or not, there is an indoor gun range in Wynwood, Miami. If you sign up to go to Lock & Load, you'll have one-on-one instructions from a firearms specialist who is a former military veteran.

What better way to learn the proper and safe way to handle an exotic firearm – including machine guns – and get a chance to shoot at a paper target. The machine gun experience lasts approximately one hour; you will certainly feel an adrenaline rush!

10. Make a Candle

At Candle Land Miami , you can create a candle to take home as a keepsake from your trip or a fun day out with friends. They have three locations in Florida, and its flagship location is in Wynwood.

You choose your vessel, then select your scent. You can add things like petals or sprinkles to the wax that you pour into the vessel with a wick in it, then wait for it to dry. Voila – you have a useful keepsake ready to take home!

Where to Park at Wynwood Walls

It’s not difficult to park in the area – simply find a nearby garage (which may be your best bet if it’s peak time) or find street parking.

Parking in Miami is around $3 an hour for street spots, which you can pay for via the “ PayByPhone “ parking app.

The best parking garage to aim to park in if your fun activity in Wynwood, Miami is walking around to see the murals is The Wynwood Garage. It's just under $10 for two hours – it's pretty much the same price as street parking in the area.

It's also very attractive and photo-worthy if you want to stop by to see it, even if you don't end up parking there.

Wynwood Garage address: 311 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127  (Try booking your parking spot online with  Spot Angels .)

Distance to Wynwood from Other Miami Locations

Don't let the fact that Miami is one “city” with many things to do deceive you. It's BIG, and you'll need a vehicle to get around in most instances.

For example, if you're flying into town from Miami International Airport, we recommend renting a car for your time in Miami.

Don't Postone Renting a Car!

Even if you need to pay for parking at your hotel and street parking throughout the city, it could be worth it for the freedom of having a car and not having to deal with the hassle of Uber (which is very often on “surge” rates).

We recommend Discover Cars for its ease of use, great options, and great customer service.

Below are the times it takes to drive from Miami's popular neighborhoods and local airports to the Wynwood Art District, without traffic, in a private car.

You can take buses to navigate the area if you rely on public transportation. In that case, plan for driving times that are double or triple what is listed below.

• Downtown Miami : 15 minutes
• Miami International Airport : 15 minutes
• South Beach : 20 minutes
• Key Biscayne : 30 minutes
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport : 35 minutes
• Key Largo : 1 hour 40 minutes
• Key West : 3.5 hours

Luggage Storage in Miami, Near Wynwood

Need to store your luggage in Miami while you're in Wynwood's art district? Check out Bounce luggage storage for neighborhood availability.

Don't worry about lugging around your suitcase while you take selfies all over town…

🧳 Bounce has limited availability!!

Fun Things to Do Nearby in Miami Design District and Little Havana

Tour the neighboring miami design district.

There are plenty of fun things to do in Wynwood. But if you're game to venture just 10 minutes from the streets of Wynwood, we recommend visiting the Design District of Miami. Why not make a complete day of your trip?

There are upscale shops here (think: Gucci, Christian Louboutin, Balenciaga, Creed) and a few places to eat or grab a coffee. The well-designed shopping center is worth a walk around.

You can also sign up for a tour of Miami's Design District , where you'll get a guided walk of Palm Court and enjoy generous food tastings.

We also recommend a visit to the Institute of Contemporary Art . Admission is free , however, reserving tickets in advance online ahead of time is recommended.

The parking garage across the street from there is the coolest we've ever seen (truly). And the art along the street where the museum is located (NE 41st Street) has some pretty noteworthy art above eye level as well.

Street parking in the Design District is pretty much the same cost as in Wynwood. We recommend valet parking because when you compare their one-time fee to several hours of street parking, they are nearly equal in cost.

If you don't want to valet your car and can't find street spots then try the garage, located across from the museum. (Simply put “Museum Garage, NE 41st Street, Miami, FL” in GPS.)

Enjoy Time in Little Havana

Another awesome neighborhood in Miami, which is south of Wynwood, is Little Havana . We had a lovely day there and felt the rhythm of Latin cultures through the vibrant music in the neighborhood bars, the delicious Cuban cuisine in the restaurants, and the street art in town.

You can sign up for this tour , which offers everything you could want in exploring the area: education about Cuban culture, a mojito and a snack, and seeing local landmarks!

There is plenty to do and see near Wynwood, Miami. Check out nearby Miami Design District and Little Havana, or go on a boat ride in Miami to see the coastline from another view.

Go on a Miami Boat Tour

Another fun thing to do in the Miami area is to take advantage of the water surrounding the city. Head out on a boat tour !

Tips When Touring the Wynwood Neighborhood

Prepare for hot weather.

Miami is HOT most of the year. Protect yourself from the heat and sunshine with these items to keep your body hydrated with water , eyes shielded from the sun with sunglasses , and the potential threat of bug bites affecting your day far, far away (with our favorite little tool, Bug Bite Thing ):

It Gets HOT

This is south Florida. It gets HOT. So bring water, sunscreen, and sunglasses . Stay hydrated and protected from the sun. (Bring your reusable water bottle !)

It Gets Busy

This is a popular spot for tourists so expect to contest with crowds. However, seeing as the neighborhood and the surrounding area have so many great things to do, hopefully, people will be spread out amongst the streets and Wynwood's attractions anyway, as everyone does their best to experience Miami.

Plan to Walk Around, Not Just Drive Around

It's an area where it's best to park then walk . Thus, wear comfy walking shoes .

Be Respectful (and Tag the Artists)

Respect the art and the people in Wynwood who worked hard to make it such an amazing attraction. The great thing about the murals is that almost all of them are tagged with the artist's Instagram account.

If you're posting a mural to Instagram, please take the extra few seconds to look up the artist . It's proper etiquette, and you wouldn't have the art piece to share with your social media followers if it wasn't for them creating it.

This is also a cool way to communicate with the artist if you wish. We tag every artist whenever possible to credit the creator. And it's common for us to get a note from the artist saying “Thank you!” or a repost.

🎨 Where to Stay Near Wynwood 🖌

Marriott hotels.

We love Marriott resorts because we have a Marriott Bonvoy American Express and the rewards points let us stay at their hotels for free. Yup, for free. (We use points, naturally)

Here are a few nearby Marriotts:

• AC Marriott Midtown , within walking distance of Wynwood (practically across the street)
• Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay , which is a short 7-minute drive south of Wynwood.

Additional Options

• Arlo Wynwood , within the neighborhood
• Hilton Miami Downtown , a ride less than 10 minutes south of Wynwood.

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Entrance to the Wynwood Walls is at the Welcome Center, located at 2516 NW 2nd AVE, Miami FL33127.

Public parking is conveniently located one-half block away at the Wynwood Garage, which boastsan award-winning facade by Thom Faulders studio. The Wynwood Garage is located at 311 NW26th Street, Miami, FL 33127.To pre-reserve parking and view rates, please visit:

https://www.lazparking.com/local/miami-fl/wynwood-garage

Street parking is also available throughout the neighborhood. Remember to pay the meter and takeany valuables with you

If you’ve purchased General Admission tickets, you will be able to enter the museum regardless of thetime slot chosen when purchasing your tickets. Please note, museum hours are 11 am–7 pm Sun–Thu,11 am–8 pm Fri & Sat. Doors close 30 minutes before closing time.

If you’ve purchased an Official Tour ticket and arrive past your scheduled tour time, please find anExperience Staff Member to assist you in catching up with the group.

For Private Tour and Street Art Experience reservations, your guide will wait up to 15 minutes pastreservation time; if your party arrives after the grace period, your reservation is subject to cancellationor rescheduling.

We are happy to honor unusedGeneralAdmission or Official Tourtickets at a later dateor time.Pleasenote, Official Tours run at 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, and 6pm.

To reschedule a PrivateTour or Street Art Experience reservation, please [email protected] or call (305) 576-3334.

We are open rain or shine! Because we are an outdoor museum, we recommend checking the weatherforecast prior to your visit so that you may come prepared.

Tickets can be purchased upon arrival at the museum’s Welcome Center. We recommend purchasingtickets in advance in order to avoidlong wait times.

We love your furry friends! However, only registered service and emotional support animals with proof of documentation are permitted to enter the museum with their owner.

From May 3 , 2024 , through Sunday, May 5, 2024 , Cash App Visa prepaid debit card holders. Terms and Conditions apply. Please visit thewynwoodwalls.com/ faq s/ cashapp  for details.

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Wynwood Walls – Classic “Street Art” (Miami)

Originally opened in 2009, Wynwood Walls is one of Miami’s most unique art exhibitions which include approximately 35 hand-sprayed wall murals and two outdoor street-art galleries.  

Over 100 artists from 21 countries are represented which used more than 75,000 gallons of paint in 100,000 spray cans.  The two acre complex features is more than 35,000 square feet of wall art, covered gallery space and a gift shop / Welcome Center.  

Wynwood Walls is located in the Wynwood Art District which is just minutes from downtown Miami and the Miami Design District.  The main entrance is located is the heart of the distract at the corner of Northwest 2nd Avenue and Northwest 26th Street. Within the past several years, the immediate area has experienced substantial growth and redevelopment with a number of new hotels, shops, restaurants and residences.

This “museum” hosts more than three million visitors a year and is a very popular international destination.  It has been features in Vanity Fair, Forbes , the New York Times and the BBC News and is widely considered to be one of the best things to do when visiting Miami.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it cost to visit wynwood walls.

Tickets prices vary from $5.00 to $12.00 per person plus tax and vary based on the follow type of admission.  Children 12 and under are free of charge but must by accompanied by a supervising companion that is at least 18 years of age.

• Adult – $12.00
• Senior (55 and over) – $10.00 
• Military – $10.00
• Students – $5.00

Tickets can be purchased in advance on the Wynwood Walls website, on Groupon or in-person at the Welcome Center.

When is Wynwood Walls open?

Hours of operation at Wynwood Walls is 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Sunday to Thursday, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Friday and 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Saturday.

Are tours offered?

Wynwood Walls offers a number of tours ranging from “Official” tours to private tours.  The four tour options are indicated as follows:

Official Tour

The Official Tour costs $25.00 per person and includes admission. This tour is 50 minutes long, features a Tour Ambassador, provides a behind the scenes look at the murals and goes into depth about the Wynwood neighborhood transformation.  Guests will also visit the Peter Tunney Experience, GGA Gallery and an Artist Solo Exhibition.

Official Early Access Tour

The Official Early Access Tour costs $35.00 per person and also includes admission. This tour starts at 9:45 AM before the museum opens at 11:00 AM.  The Tour Ambassador takes guests on 50-minute tour is 50 minutes in length and allows the group to explore the 35,000 square foot museum and features murals.  Similar to the official tour, guests can also visit the Peter Tunney Experience, GGA Gallery and an Artist Solo Exhibition.

Ryan the WheelBarrow Tour

On Sunday’s at 5:00 PM, guests can take a tour with an award winning local artist (Ryan the Wheelbarrow) for an exclusive tour of the museum.   The cost is $50.00 per person and this experience was voted the “Best Tour of Wynwood” by the Miami New Times.

Official Private Tour

50 minute official private tours of Wynwood Walls are also offered for guests looking for a more personal experience. Tour guides will showcase the 35,000 square foot museum as well as walk guests through the Peter Tunney Experience, GGA Gallery and an Artist Solo Exhibition.  Guests seeking a private tour will need to contact the museum for prices and additional information. 

How do I get to Wynwood Walls?

The Welcome Center is located at 266 Northwest 26th Street, east of Interstate 95, north of Interstate 395 and south of Interstate 195.  There are a number of ways to access the Wynwood neighborhood which include US Highway One (north-south), 20th Street (east-west) and 29th Street (east-west).

Where do I park when visiting Wynwood Walls?

The local area features the Wynwood Garage which is located at 311 Northwest 26th Street, less than a block from Wynwood Walls.  The garage is open 24/7 and advanced purchase can be found here .

Metered street parking is also available throughout the Wynwood neighborhood.

Is it worth visiting Wynwood Walls?

Exploring all that Wynwood Walls has to offer will take the typical visitor less than two hours if going at a leisurely pace.  For the price to visit, it is a good value for those interested in art and culture.

What we recommend is that visitors spend time in the general neighborhood not only visiting Wynwood Walls, but also eating at one of the many local restaurants in the immediate area.  It’s the perfect way to spend half a day in Miami.

Where should I stay when visiting Wynwood Walls?

The greater Miami area has an enormous number of hotels ranging from economy type lodging to some of the most luxurious resorts in the U.S. For those interested in staying the in Wynwood area, here are a few of our recommendations.

• The Miami Wynwood Suites 
• AC Hotel by Marriott Miami Wynwood
• Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Wynwood Design District
• Sentral Wynwood

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