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Welcome to Wynwood

Wynwood is a dynamic neighborhood in Miami, Florida, celebrated globally for its outdoor street art and creative community. Once an industrial warehouse district, it has evolved into one of the most prominent arts destinations in the United States.

1. Is there a fee to see the art in Wynwood?

Most of the murals throughout the Wynwood district are free to view as you explore the neighborhood on foot. Free mural tours are done by our Wynwood ambassadors located in front of the Wynwood Walls on NW 2nd Avenue. The tour is 1 hour long and free, but gratuities are greatly appreciated. 

2. What are the best days and times to visit?

Wynwood Walls Museum - $12 per adult*
Hours of Operation
Every day 10:30 AM - 6:30 PM

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Museum of Graffiti + Art of Hip-Hop - $20.00 per adult*
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday 11 AM - 6 PM

Friday to Sunday 11 AM - 7 PM 

*ticket prices subject to change 

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Wynwood District:
The neighborhood is open and walkable year-round. The traditional “Second Saturday Art Walk,” held on the second Saturday of each month, brings extended gallery hours, pop-ups, live entertainment, and increased foot traffic for a lively community experience.

3. Where can I Park?

Parking options include:

Metered street parking throughout the neighbourhood (paid via the City of Miami PayByPhone app)





Wynwood Garage (311 NW 26th Street), a centrally located multi-level garage

Privately operated surface parking lots

Parking availability can vary, particularly on weekends and during major events.

4. My car got towed, who can I call? 

City of Miami Police CIS Information Desk - you can call to find out where your towed vehicle is stored and which towing agency took it:
(305) 603-6015 (available any time) - ask them for the impound lot and towing record.

Roadway Towing - The most commonly used towing company deployed to Wynwood and the surrounding areas:
(305) 593-1919





Midtown Towing - Also a frequently used towing company in the area:
(305) 754-1450




 

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5. What are my other options for transportation?

Major alternatives for transport are available to other districts and towns. We recommend the following:

Brightline Rail 

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Metro Rail 

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Miami Trolley 

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6. Is there more to do than see murals?

Absolutely. Wynwood offers a diverse range of attractions:
Wynwood Walls - A curated outdoor art park featuring rotating exhibitions and immersive contemporary works beyond the neighborhood's famous street murals.

Wynwood Brewing Company - Miami's first craft brewery, offering locally brewed beers in a relaxed, authentic Wynwood setting.

Coyo Taco - A popular Mexican street-style eatery known for fresh tacos and a hidden speakeasy bar tucked inside

Bakehouse Art Complex - Artist Studios and Exhibitions

1-800-Lucky - Asian inspired food hall with entertainment

The district also features boutique shopping, vintage stores, rooftop lounges, cocktail bars, live music venues, and a dynamic nightlife scene.
 

7. Is Wynwood Accessible? 

Yes. Wynwood Walls and most sidewalks throughout the district are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, including those using wheelchairs. Individual businesses may vary, so contacting venues directly for specific accessibility accommodations is recommended.

8. How far is Wynwood from South Beach or Downtown Miami?

Downtown Miami: Approximately 1-2 miles south (about 5-10 minutes by car, traffic permitting).

South Beach: Approximately 5-7 miles east (typically 15-25 minutes by car, depending on traffic).

Ridehshare services are the most direct transportation option. Public transportation is available, though travel times may be longer.  

We hope you enjoy your visit to Wynwood. Your safety is our priority. For further information on Wynwood and the surrounding areas, visit the links to our Commissioners:

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Keon Hardemon 
Commissioner, District 3
City of Miami

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Christine King
Commissioner, District 5
City of Miami

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