We love art! You got to--to appreciate this space. Great staff Rachel (so informative), Alex in spray paint, and Alex -the one checking tickets- all sooo friendly and great. Rachel is above and beyond awesome. Beautiful art space outdoor and indoor (this was a great break from the heat). The outdoor fans, great idea but they aren't cold so not helping anyone cool off hehe On our second visit we brought the kids and did some spray painting on canvases and a skateboard. Such a great experience. Alex and her partner Andres were so helpful made the experience very enjoyable. read more

Wynwood Walls - Mural - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

Wynwood Art Walk Tours isn't just walking past murals. It's walking with someone who knows which walls have stories attached, which artists took risks, which pieces cost the neighborhood something. The murals themselves are massive and they're professional, but scale alone doesn't make art work. Context does. Shepard Fairey's augmented reality layer is the differentiator here. It's not a gimmick. When you scan a mural with your phone, the piece opens up into layers and motion. It's the artist's way of saying "there's more here than what you see." It works because it's restrained, not constantly pulling you into your screen. You're still in the neighborhood. You're just seeing deeper. The guide we had knew the economics of gentrification in Wynwood. Knew which artists have been here for years and which are new money. Knew the politics of murals, why some walls get painted and others get buffed, why some artists collaborate and some don't. That knowledge cost something to build. You're paying for it. We took three teenagers, ages 14-17. Not a group naturally inclined to stand still for street art. They asked questions about technique, about why certain artists choose certain walls, about whether the AR experience changes how you see the piece or adds distraction. They engaged. That's not about impressive art alone, that's about the tour structure creating room for actual thinking instead of passive consumption. The neighborhood is dense and chaotic and intentional all at once. You'll see pieces that are technically flawless next to pieces that are deliberately rough. Some murals are massive, some are character-scale. Some artists are making statements about politics, some about beauty, some about ownership. The variation is what keeps it alive. A sanitized art walk would kill this. Walking it yourself is free and worth doing once. Walking it with the tour is $29 and worth doing if you want to understand why these walls matter to the city and why some artists chose to paint them. The difference is context. Context costs something, but you leave with more than photos. The sun hits different at 4 PM than at 11 AM, so timing matters if photography is part of your thing. The neighborhood gets foot traffic but it's not overwhelming. You're in a real place, not a theme park. That texture is part of why this works. read more

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We were in the area and decided to take my teenager to this unique art experience. I remember visiting years ago when admission was free, so I was surprised to see there is now an $8 entrance fee plus additional service fees. The murals are absolutely stunning, each one is vibrant, creative, and a true work of art. The space is filled with colorful masterpieces that make for a fun and immersive visit. They also have a small gallery featuring an inspiring collection of artwork, which was a nice addition to the experience. The gift shop was another highlight. It offers a fantastic selection of gifts, accessories, and unique souvenirs, making it hard to leave empty-handed. Overall, it's a fun stop for art lovers and anyone looking for a colorful, photo-worthy experience. While I miss the days of free admission, the murals and gift shop still make it worth a visit. read more

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This is a wonderful intersection of art and technology! I remember visiting here 10+ years ago and it was not nearly as innovative as today. The artistry and imagery is awesome to see. There is a cover to get in; about $12 for adults and $5 for littles, but worth it, as you can see by the pics of other reviewers. Some art has a QR code that allows you to view a live action depiction of the wall on your phone. So cool! There's a station to make your own graffiti where you can spray paint in the wall for 3 minutes- lots of fun. There's also a gift shop with some cool merch. The only downside - parking in the area has significantly increased over the years. There also used to be no charge to get into the walls at all. Still worth it to see. read more

Wynwood Walls - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

We took a golf cart tour through wynwood and our driver was so knowledgeable and took us to see all sorts of walls. He explained the art and the history and how the walls are ever changing. The next time we came back we walked ourselves and saw some awesome art too. I think my favorite part about wynwood walls is that they are really showcasing a different type of art. read more

Wynwood Walls - Walls - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

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This is a tough one. Did I love the walls and the art? ABSOLUTELY! But living in Miami for close to 10years having to pay to walk around and see it was a hard pill to swallow. Only reason I give it 3 stars. I still would recommend if you've never been and enjoy art. read more

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During my previous two visits to Miami, I'm not sure why I never made it here. While researching new places for this trip, the moment I saw a picture of Wynwood Walls, I knew I had to experience it in person. It is a world-renowned outdoor museum featuring, massive, constantly rotating, and vibrant street art from global artists. Founded in 2009, this walkable, family-friendly destination is surrounded by over 70 art galleries, boutiques, and cafes in the Wynwood Arts District. Wynwood is the street art district of Miami and possibly the most colourful neighbourhood in the world. Every single wall is a new experience. The talent, the detail and the bright, bold colors - amazing! Wynwood is a neighborhood just north of Downtown Miami and in between the two freeway bridges to South Beach. It was an industrial area for years, but developers revamped the place and now the warehouse buildings draw tourists in from all over the world to see the beautiful art. It was previously known as Little San Juan (El Barrio) because many people from Puerto Rico lived there, but since the area has been gentrified, it is less so. Parking: my suggestion, Park at 'Artem Apartments Garage/ Premium Parking - P2515' and walk 10 minutes. read more

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When visiting Miami this area is definitely worth adding to your list. It's literally a graffiti filled street art open air gallery filled with colorful, creative works on every corner and alleyway. They're plenty of eateries and shops to step inside and cool off and recharge along the way. You can easily spend half and day just taking it all in. They also offer guided tours but we chose to experience it at our pace. If staying downtown or just passing through this would defined be a must do to get a glimpse of the Miami culture, food and vibe. Definitely one of the highlights of our trip. read more

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This area is full art and diversity. These many restaurants and bars to choose from. You can visit during the day and night to enjoy the different vibes. The surrounding needs to be cleaned and up security as it is not that safe. read more

Really interesting street art museum, cafe, and shop with some amazing artwork. It has a galleries and a shop and welcome center with air-conditioning and an outdoor wall art collection with sculptures. The staff is very friendly and some of the works are interactive via QR codes for an augmented reality app which was fun. read more

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I love the Wynwood Walls. Back when I was in college you could come here for free and it was always filled with people during Friday Art Walk. On trips back to Miami, I've been hesitant to spend the $12 for something I had seen a million times for free, but I was so happy to return. It was so worth the money too. First, I loved seeing an old favorite exhibit that is about to go on the road and no longer live there. Second, we saw a bunch of talented artists' work. One of the most notable was the broken glass portraits. I had never seen something like that. While it's slightly different than when I used to frequent it in 2016, it's still the same inspiring and trendy place it once was. I love that there are about three indoor exhibits to explore and a bunch of outdoor walls. You can even pay extra for a spray paint experience if that interests you. It's a nostalgic spot for me, so I'd recommend checking it out on a Miami trip. read more

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Wynwood = art vibes and great food ! This is one of my favorite spots while down in Miami. It's chill , has great small locally owned venues that support the arts and although touristy and alittle pricey, I feel as though it's worth it. There is no parking lot with direct access to wynwood walls so you can just find a spot to pay parking by the hour. There is now a charge to get into to view the murals per person but once inside you'll be amazed at these murals and sculptures. The artist are truly talented and supporting their vision is dope. Around the walls there are other venues to chill and grab some vintage albums, clothing , food and some really good ice cream or alcoholic beverages. You can spend hours here so catch a vibe and enjoy a weekend down here ! read more

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Support the arts! It is a great experience if you are in the Wynnwood area - beware there is never a moment it is not crowded lol. In the flashy, lavish scenes that are Miami its refreshing to have a dedicated space that highlights the wonderful work of global artists. Great displays and plenty of opportunities for photo ops. Was also able to do some graffiti work which was free. Great time and also ask your hotel if they provide a discount. read more

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Great experience please visit if you get a chance. All the art was dope definitely enjoyed the walk through. read more

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Largest outdoor "museum" of street art in the world. It's full of energy everywhere you look. Bright bold colors and unique designs in each space. Interestingly, they have outdoor and indoor exhibitions. The indoor art has a good variety. My favorite is the broken glass art. I can't fathom how difficult it would be to break glass and get it to form the designs here. Admission price isn't too bad and they only charge $5 for youth (under 17). Recommended. Check it out when in Miami! read more

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I must admit I'm very surprised this doesn't have a higher rating. For $12 I was able to spend as much time as I wanted in this incredible space. The art is impressive and the space is beautifully designed. I love how you're outdoors and indoors and although it's crowded you still have plenty of space to enjoy the art and take pics. They also have lots of places to sit and many places are shaded. You're going to pay to park in this area, about $1.25 for 30 minutes if you park on the street. I recommend avoiding 2nd and parking in a side street. If you're not staying far I recommend rideshare so you can explore the area and grab a bite to eat after the museum. You can also use freebie. read more

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The art was amazing. I would say that there were too many interactive things to do and for the entry fee I would have liked to be able to go and look around and feel more immersed in the art. A couple of the areas were closed off. And the only interactive thing to do was to spray paint for yourself and you had to pay extra for it. Feels more like a crash grab especially when there is graffiti everywhere you look in Wynwood. read more

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I've lived in Miami for a decade now and had never been to see the Wynwood Walls and I honestly have no idea why! It's such a cool place with a constantly revolving set of artists, and admission is very reasonable to get in the museum. I went on a weekday and crowds were minimal and it gave you plenty of space to explore and relax and see the various art exhibits. The artists are all so talented and it's really cool to see their different styles. When you are there you can also try spray painting one of the walls towards the back of the museum, you can try it for free for 3 minutes or have a 30 minute guided session for $25. I opted to do the paint a spray can session when I was there for around $20, and you got an hour to paint your spray can and had a guide give you their tips and tricks at the beginning of the session, and you got to take home the spray can at the end as a souvenir! Everyone that worked at the Walls was so friendly and offered to answer any questions I had about any of the exhibits. If you're in Miami, definitely checkout the Wynwood Walls! read more

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Love walking down Wynwood the shops and the art work are just so beautiful to look at. You can shop, eat or just walk around looking at art work. It's the perfect place to be on a nice day. read more

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Pretty cool art installation and beautiful grounds to check out! Buy a ticket and take your time walking around basking in all the beautiful art pieces! The subway graffiti installation was pretty darn cool. Btw they apply small discounts to first responders and teachers! read more

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I had such a great time at Wynwood Walls. It was so colorful so much art & we were even able to spray paint a wall which was so much fun. That was included in the price. They had a court yard where we could just chill & just be one with the art. I loved it. read more

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Wynwood Walls - Miami's Outdoor Museum of Street Art Wynwood Walls is a unique and creative outdoor museum showcasing some of the world's best street art. Located in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood just off NW 2nd Avenue, it's become one of the city's most visited attractions--and for good reason. If you love art, you'll absolutely love this. While it used to be free to enter the Walls themselves, there is now a $12 admission fee. That said, it's still well worth it for the curated experience and ever-changing murals. Plus, the surrounding Wynwood neighborhood is an open-air gallery in its own right, filled with free street art, bold graffiti, and colorful alleyways. Street parking is available nearby for $2.75/hour using the Pay to Park app. Once you're there, you'll also find plenty of cool boutiques, hip cafés, and vintage shops. Whether you're into art, fashion, or just soaking up creative vibes, Wynwood is a must-visit spot in Miami read more

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Went here yesterday and have to say that the complete Wynwood area is really an experience you should not miss. It is a great place to see loads of graffiti paintings. Inside and outside the Wynwood Walls "gallery". For getting into the Wynwood walls "gallery"you pay $12, the price is ok for what you get/see, but there is so much around it in the area (other wall paintings, the market place, etc.) that you can see w/o getting into the Wynwood Walls. It's a clear recommendation to go. read more

Wynwood Walls - Wynwood Walls inside - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

Super cool outdoor graffiti walls art exhibit with a MOMA feel. Some really interesting pieces and a wonderful gift shop. Cool neighborhood to stroll around too. Highly recommend a visit! read more

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The art was cool but getting to see the artists is action was mind blowing. It's art. You gotta see it to believe it. read more

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I came with 5 New Yorkers to see the Walls. We lathered up in sunscreen & drove an hour to view. It was always free to park & wander around here & now a visit here has become pricey. Admission was $12 pp & $5 for youth under 17 and reduced fees for seniors, veterans & the disabled. Parking was tough. We enjoyed the Chicago subway car, galleries, sculptures .... A lot to see here. There are now even graffiti classes. read more

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Wynwood Walls is a fun art experience. Great for kids to walk through and experience fun art you could spend hours or make a quick stop on the way in or out of town it is a flexible experience. You should know there is an admission cost $12 adults $5 for kids. Lots of great places to eat nearby and shops to visit. read more

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Definitely recommend if you're visiting in the area because it really is a unique experience. However, there are many many many other art pieces / murals / etc. to view in the surrounding area if you're not able to make it to the actual wynwood walls experience. read more

I enjoyed my recent visit to this area. The indoor/outdoor pieces and exhibits were impressive, while the outdoor surrounding buildings and tie in with Wynwood was creative. A good way to explore outside of downtown or Miami Beach to get a flavor for the area. read more

Wynwood Walls - Overhead door exhibits were a highlight! - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

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If you love murals, Wynwood Walls is an outdoor/indoor gallery/museum featuring many artists. You start in the lobby where you purchase tickets. Kids under 12 are free. Once you get tickets, you walk outside into several outdoor courtyards full of murals and a few indoor art galleries. In the way back is a place where you can pay to spray paint or you can spray paint for three minutes for free. (You do have to sign a simple waiver.) To exit, you have to go through a gift shop full of books, art, and more. It was a great experience, but it is very curated. It just can't beat finding murals in the wild. read more

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Such a cool experience! We all enjoyed taking pics and checking out the artwork! Definitely take your time have some ice cream and check out all the shops in the area too! read more

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LOVED Wynwood walls! What a cool concept with revolving exhibits from innovative graffiti inspired artists from around the world. Truly impressed by the diversity, interesting works, backgrounds of the artists etc... go on a cooler day, outside and not much shade read more

It was a very interactive art gallery with beautiful and eclectic pieces. We liked the QR codes to scan to create almost cartoon movies

We finally made it to Wynwood Walls this time around visiting our family & so glad we did because there was so much talent every corner that you turned! First off be warned, do not drive around wasting your time looking for parking like we did, go straight to the covered parking garage that's only one block over! Also save time purchasing tickets online & show your code at door that they scan for entrance, saves a lot of time! There's several parts to this exhibit, you first start off walking through looking at the spray painted graffiti that's on the buildings & there's an old subway car that's the centerpiece with etchings in the windows to check out! As you're finishing up walking through looking at the graffiti art on the buildings you're now entering into the second segment of the exhibit. There's so much artwork that's for sale going all the way up to $500,000.. the talent & creativity is a lot more than you'd originally be expecting coming to a graffiti exhibit so to speak! Once you step out into the courtyard is where you'll see all the larger sculptures & a couple of murals that are etched into the stucco walls of the buildings! That's also where you're coming towards the end of the exhibit near the gift shop which has a very good variety for everyone at a low to high price point depending on your taste! Overall at $12 admission I was pleasantly surprised how much I really enjoyed the exhibit, I'll admit it we were mainly going because I knew that my husband would love the artwork but there's a little bit of something for everyone to enjoy! It takes about 2 hours to walk through & a large portion is outdoors so plan accordingly depending on weather! The courtyard does have benches throughout which is very nice, especially if anyone in your family needs a break. Also the exhibits change often so we'd definitely come back again the next time we visit our family in Florida. read more

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Wynwood is where Miami finally admitted that graffiti was cooler than condos. Before the murals, Wynwood was warehouses, sweatshops, and streets you only drove through with your doors locked. By the '80s, it was more ghost town than neighborhood. Then along came Tony Goldman--a developer with vision (and the kind of stubbornness only Miami can breed). In 2009, he gave those blank warehouse walls to the gods of graffiti, and Wynwood Walls was born. Overnight, the area went from "don't stop at that light" to "don't leave Miami without seeing this." Today, Wynwood is an open-air cathedral where the art doesn't whisper--it screams. Murals the size of apartment buildings shout politics, satire, heartbreak, and pure psychedelic chaos. One wall makes you think about capitalism, the next looks like a unicorn did mushrooms and exploded. It's messy, brilliant, and absolutely alive--like Miami itself. The neighborhood around it? A carnival. Breweries with beers that taste like citrus fever dreams, taco trucks that should be Michelin-starred, sneaker shops priced like Sotheby's auctions, and coffee houses where the baristas look like they're in a band you've never heard of. And then there are the tourists. God help us. Instagram pilgrims posing like it's the cover of Vogue, blocking NW 2nd Ave traffic while Uber drivers honk in three languages. Half the murals change every year, but the girl taking 400 selfies in front of them never does. Locals roll their eyes--but here's the truth: after dark, the same locals sneak back for tacos, cold beer, and a reminder of why Wynwood still matters. Yes, it's gentrified. Yes, it's commercial. But so what? Wynwood took a forgotten wasteland and turned it into Miami's beating cultural heart. It's not sanitized. It's not safe. It's raw, loud, unapologetic, and unforgettable. Wynwood Walls isn't just a museum--it's Miami spray-painted on concrete in ten-foot letters. If Miami is a canvas, Wynwood is the part where the city finally stopped pretending to be perfect and spray-painted the truth. read more

I have been a couple of times to Wynwood walls during the last three years since I moved to Miami and I'm happy to always see new additions to their collections. The vibrant colors and energy of this place is magic. I always snapped great pictures here, those colors help a lot. Looking forward to my next time. read more

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For many of us Miami locals, it was a pretty painful transition going from the Wynwood Walls being free to paid entrance. I appreciate that there is a slight discount for residents, although of course it's more than free. Also, can appreciate that overcrowding is an issue the tickets help with. That being said, this is a very unique and special place that can't be missed. I recommend being very mindful of the weather and/or bring hats or a fan. There is very limited shade. read more

Wynwood Walls - Public Art Near Me - Miami, Florida

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A must-see when visiting Wynwood. Although it's no longer free, the team does an excellent job maintaining the grounds. It's a constantly evolving showcase of some of the most dynamic art you'll find. Highly recommend, especially for first-time visitors. read more

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Worth the ticket price (it's only like $12). I'd always heard of Wynwood Walls and expected it to just be a bunch of street art in the Wynwood neighborhood, akin to the Bushwick Collective or something in Brooklyn. However, it's much more than that. Not only does it have beautiful street art pieces by an international collection of artists, but it also has curated sculptures, indoor galleries with art pieces and installations, and a stand offering ice cream and frozen lemonade - the frozen strawberry lemonade was about the best thing I could have hoped for on a hot, hot Miami day. It's a bigger space than I expected, and the gift shop has a whole bunch of fun tchotchkes, books, clothing, and art pieces. Definitely a worth it visit. Try to aim for a cloudy day if you can for better photo lighting! read more

While in Miami, my girl friends and I visited Wynwood Walls. Definitely a must visit. I love the creativity of the artists. There were art displayed outdoors and indoors. And as you exit you will pass by their gift shop that has some really nice souvenirs. Shout out to the staff at the counter where we purchased our tickets. They were really friendly and helpful! read more

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