Wynwood Walls

An outdoor street-art museum in Miami's mural-covered Wynwood district. World-class graffiti artists rotate through 80,000+ sq ft of curated walls.

⏱ 1-2 hours👤 All ages$

Wynwood was an abandoned warehouse district just north of downtown Miami until 2009, when developer Tony Goldman convinced an international roster of street artists to start painting the buildings as a "museum of the streets" experiment. Fifteen years later, the Wynwood Walls is the world's most respected outdoor street art collection — a permanent rotating gallery space featuring works by Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, Kenny Scharf, Lady Pink, Retna, and dozens of others.

Ticketed entry gets you into the main walled compound (about 80,000 sq ft of curated mural space) plus the indoor gallery and the Wynwood Garden. New walls cycle in every year or two; the curators specifically commission new pieces rather than letting murals stay forever, so repeat visits genuinely show new work.

The surrounding neighborhood is part of the experience. Most of Wynwood's exterior walls are painted (sometimes illegally, sometimes commissioned), and many of the best pieces are free to view on the streets outside the ticketed area. Plan 90 minutes minimum, longer if you want to do the surrounding gallery walk. Nearby coffee shops (Panther Coffee), restaurants (Beaker & Gray, Coyo Taco), and bars (Wynwood Brewing, Concrete Beach) make this an easy afternoon-into-evening hangout.