This is probably the coolest parking lot in Miami. From the outside design, to the pink floors on the top floor -- this photo friendly parking lot captures the true essence of the creativity, and art Miami has to offer. They have plenty of floors and space, and they even offer UV charging for your electric car. For Tesla's they offer a super charging, a game changer if you ask me! I love how inexpensive this garage is -- considering the fact that you're in one of Miami's most luxe spots, parking is $3 for the first 2 hours. Everything about this parking lot screams, fun, loud, and bold! read more

We went there to take pictures of my friend and they came out pretty awesome. I believe parking cost is $3 plus beautiful views.

This is the coolest parking garage I've ever been in. It's a museum garage so it's very artsy. The coolest part to me is the playground on the second to last floor by the elevators hanging off the side of the garage. Scary but very cool . It's for sure safe I have been on it it's so much fun. Parking is cheap also. And plenty of parking . read more

Museum Garage - Parking Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Needed a place to charge the tesla bc the bf thinks it's better than a gas car Well 63 and 73 kw charging doesn't seem like a super charger to me. And you have to pay 3$ to go in the garage. What a rip off. read more

In the Miami Design District is a seven story cast concrete parking garage that is also a work of art. Named the Museum Garage, you can find it across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art. In 2015, Miami Design District developer Craig Robins hired architect and curator Terence Riley to create the design for the garage. Riley took his inspiration from the French surrealist parlor game Exquisite Corpse. To play the game artists draw an image without knowing what anyone else has drawn. The pictures are then assembled into one composition. Riley commissioned five architectural firms to create different parts of the garage. All the firms were allowed to create whatever they wanted without any regard to what anyone else was going to make. The pieces were then put together in an architectural version of the game. WORKac designed the part of the garage facing 1st Avenue. Their "Miami pink" piece titled Ant Farm "celebrates social interaction, sustainability, art, music, and the landscape." It is meant to be a human ant colony with a garden, a lending library, art space, and playground behind a perforated metal screen. Next to Ant Farm is Hugs and Kisses by J. Mayer H. It is created out of giant interlocking puzzle pieces. XOX moves westward across the building along 41st Street. Across the garage exit and entrance is Serious Play by Nicolas Buffe. Inspired by Buffe's childhood love of video games and Japanese animation. black and white cartoon figures and graphics cover this portion of the building. Four 23-foot-tall sculptures serve as pillars adorning the building. Clavel Arquitectos's Urban Jam is an eye catching 45 true to size gold and silver cars up down and across the building in a Tetris style traffic jam. The art piece titled Barricades by K/R takes its inspiration from Miami's orange and white traffic barriers. The idea of the barriers have been turned into a orange and white screen with concrete stainless steel windows from which concrete planters pop out. The garage holds 800 cars and It is only $3 for up to four hours, $6 for up tp 6 hours, and $25 all day. The garage operates on a unique contactless system. You park your car and take note of your license plate. You can pay for parking online or at a kiosk in the lobby and your plate is scanned and the gate opens automatically on your way out. Inside the garage are electric charging stations advertising the Tesla store is right across the street. If you can't find a spot in this fabulous garage, no worries. This garage is one of four parking garages in the Miami Design District that are part of the trend called parkitecture, art meets parking. The garages makes you think in new way about something that is generally taken for granted. The Miami Design District has so many fun surprises to discover nd the Museum garage is just the start of them. read more

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The first time I used this garage was to take a picture of my car... I liked the top floor! The second time was when I was going to get dinner at Contessas. When I tell you I couldn't find my car because I forgot what way I came out of was frustrating remember to know what way you came out of & use that same entrance. read more

Museum Garage - Parking Near Me - Miami, Florida

A must see when you visit the design District? Why? Because you will never ever see a car park like this that's why. Let the photographs I have shared speak for themselves. Located at the Miami Design District, Museum Garage is the world's most unique parking garage. The garage has five components to it, all individual designs, that kind of clash but also go together. Here is some information regarding it - Ant Farm by WORKac - At the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 41st Street in the Design District, the work of the New York firm WORKac meets that of Berlinbased J.MAYER.H. WORKac's façade - titled Ant Farm - faces 1st Avenue and celebrates social interaction, sustainability, art, music, and the landscape. In an ant colony-inspired display of human activity, miniaturized public spaces - a garden, a lending library, art space, and playground - and their connecting circulation spaces appear and disappear behind a perforated metal screen that provides visual contrast, shade, and protection. Hugs and Kisses by J. Mayer H. - J. Mayer H.'S façade - titled XOX (Hugs and Kisses) - appears as gigantic interlocking puzzle pieces that nestle at the corner with the forms of WORKac's façade. XOX then extends westward from the corner along 41st Street. XOX's enigmatic forms, emblazoned with striping and bright colors, recall the aerodynamic forms of automotive design and appear to float above the sidewalk below. Smaller volumes, covered in metal screens project outward and are activated with embedded light at night. Serious Play by Nicolas Buffe - The next façade along 41st Street serves as the entrance and exit of the garage. It is the work of Nicolas Buffe - a French-born artist living in Japan - and is constructed with a dark perforated metal backdrop. The façade features a variety of diverse 2D and 3D elements crafted from laser-cut metals and fiber resin plastic. At street level, the façade's features four 23-foot tall, full 3D caryatids standing astride the garage's arched entrance and exits. Like the caryatids below, the composition above reflects Buffe's childhood passion for video games and Japanese animation. The result is the unexpected juxtaposition of anime, tokusatsu, and manga with Buffe's other passion - Rococo and Baroque architecture. Urban Jam by Clavel Arquitectos - In the space between Nicolas Buffe's facade and that of K/R, Spanish firm Clavel Arquitectos's Urban Jam draws from the rebirth of urban life in the Miami Design District - where old structures and discarded spaces have been revived by architectural and urban designs. Urban Jam suggests a similar "repurposing" of very familiar elements, using 45 gravity defying car bodies rendered in metallic gold and silver. In effect, the styles of years past gain a second life as lux sculptural objects, caught in a surreal vertical traffic jam. Barricades by K/R - Furthest west on 41st Street, just opposite the Institute of Contemporary Art, is Barricades, designed by New York- and Miami-based K/R. The design is inspired by Miami's automotive landscape; particularly it's ubiquitous orange and white-striped traffic barriers. In this case, the faux-barriers are turned right side up and form a brightly colored screen. The façade has fifteen "windows" framed in mirror stainless steel, through which concrete planters pop out above the sidewalk. read more

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Such a cool use of space! I love that it's a functional (and decently priced!) garage that has these small fun elements. We parked just to wonder around the small staircases and other elements. Fun little mini adventure! I would recommend read more

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It's a garage located in the design district. But you can slide down a netted slide on the top- to viewing plastic cars lining the side of the garage. It's very art deco! They do have hand sanitizer on the elevator which was nice! Black and white checkered design outside reminds me of the mad hatter! It's worth a stop on the way to Lincoln Road for sure! read more

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Very cute garage for Instagram worthy pics! Cute spot to take your kids with the pink slide and stairs. I like how this is a garage and also an something unique to attract people to visit this garage. It's nice to just stop by while you are visiting the Design District! read more

Museum Garage - Pink spiral staircase - Parking Near Me - Miami, Florida

Establishment is on tour a special display in the district very artistic the designers have made a large splash with two different sides completely different on both sides. The pics shows exactly why there are so much art being displayed read more

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An aesthetic & cheap garage to park in within the Design District. The CUTEST garage I have ever stumbled across. I found this gem thanks to my friend Nhien. We explored the Design District together and he suggested this garage. It's $3 for 1-3 hours & $6 for 3-6 hours. That's cheap compared to $3.25/hour street parking or valet. If you're looking for parking in this area, I highly suggest this garage! Plus, if you ride the elevator all the way to the top, they have a cute area to take pics or just even look around. I took pics here for a engagement shoot I did & came back with a friend to explore and shoot some more. Beautiful bright colorful aesthetic. If you're looking for this garage, it's right across ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami) and has huge black and white seahorses at the entrance. Can't miss it! read more

Museum Garage - Parking Near Me - Miami, Florida

Awesome artsy parking garage! Easy and cool place to take pictures that are Instagram worthy! Love the different spots and different colors. Great for photographers and people who just want to explore and take pictures. read more

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Amazing for a garage to be a work of art on the outside. Across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art. It is a work of art. read more

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I went a couple days ago to this place and most of the spot where you can take a nice picture was under construction! Im so glad I only paid $3 but I'm still disappointed! Had travel with my kiddos from Colorado and didn't find nothing like what people show on their pictures, they must had used a lot of filters because even the garage was looking in a bad condition read more

PERFECT spot for Instagram pictures. A lot of people go here for this reason lol. Parking is only $3 for 3 hours and after that I believe it's $6 up to 5 hours so really not that bad. read more

It was a great place for pictures because of the lighting but it was not that big of a deal. I went thinking it was better and there was going to be a lot more stuff to see but it's literally just that a garage painted different colors. Nice for a 1 time experience. read more

MUST VISIT if you come to Miami, this is just a super cool place! There's a slide from top parking deck to lower and some other cool features that I haven't fully explored yet, but well worth the experience! So INSTAGTAM worthy read more