Wynwood Walls is Miami‘s original outdoor street-art museum, a two-acre open-air campus of murals and sculpture in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District.
This guide was updated in August 2026. The museum now represents work from more than 130 artists across 30 countries, up from the 100+ artists and 21 countries that several travel guides, including Miami’s own official tourism site, still cite. You can book your admission ticket in advance through Viator.
Quick facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 2516 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, Florida 33127 |
| Hours | Open daily, 10:30am–6:30pm |
| Adult admission | $12 |
| Senior admission (65+) | $10 |
| Youth admission (6–17) | $5 |
| Children 5 and under | Free (ticket still required) |
| Nearest transport | Free Miami Trolley stops directly outside, weekdays and Saturdays |
| Typical visit duration | 1–1.5 hours, self-guided |
Why book Wynwood Walls tickets?
- 🏛️ 130+ artists, 30 countries: An ever-growing collection that’s outpaced what many older guides still report.
- 🎟️ Just $12 general admission: With free entry for children 5 and under.
- 🌿 40+ murals and 12 large-scale sculptures: Spread across a two-acre outdoor campus in the heart of Wynwood.
- 📜 A Certified Autism Center: Accredited through IBCCES, with staff trained in autism and sensory awareness.
- 💰 Free trolley right outside: The Miami Trolley stops directly at the Welcome Center on weekdays and Saturdays.
Wynwood Walls opening hours
Wynwood Walls is open daily from 10:30am to 6:30pm, with doors closing 10 minutes before that. Hours are occasionally subject to change for private events, so it’s worth checking the museum’s Instagram or website if you’re planning a visit around a specific time.
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Wynwood Walls ticket prices
Unlike many public art installations, such as Seven Magic Mountains near Las Vegas and Crown Fountain in Chicago, there is a charge to enter here.
General admission is self-guided; several add-on tours and classes are priced separately.
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | $12 |
| Senior (65+) | $10 |
| Youth (6–17) | $5 |
| Children 5 and under | Free (ticket still required for entry) |
Beyond general admission, the museum offers paid add-ons including a 75-minute Public Tour, a Golf Buggy Tour of the wider neighbourhood, and spray-painting classes. Book your general admission in advance through Viator to skip the on-site kiosk.
How to get to the Wynwood Walls
The free Miami Trolley stops directly on NW 2nd Avenue at the Wynwood Walls property, running weekdays and Saturdays from about 6:30am to 11pm, though there’s no Sunday service. Metrobus routes 2 and 20 also serve the area. By car, Wynwood is easily reached via I-95.
Parking at the Wynwood Walls
Public parking is available half a block away at the Wynwood Garage, notable for its own award-winning facade by Thom Faulders Studio. Metered street parking is also available throughout the neighbourhood.
How long to spend at the Wynwood Walls
Most self-guided visits take about one to one and a half hours. Add extra time if you’re booking a guided tour, a spray-painting class, or simply want to linger over photos.
Accessibility at the Wynwood Walls
Wynwood Walls is a Certified Autism Center through IBCCES, with staff trained in autism and sensory awareness. The museum provides audio information for blind and visually impaired visitors, audio induction loops for deaf and hard-of-hearing guests, lowered counters at the information desk, restaurant, and shop, and large, open spaces with dedicated wheelchair seating areas throughout the grounds.
What to see at the Wynwood Walls
The outdoor murals, more than 40 in total, rotate over time as new artists are invited to paint, with past contributors including Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf.
12 large-scale sculptures are set throughout the grounds, adding a three-dimensional layer to the outdoor collection.
Three indoor spaces — the Peter Tunney Experience, the GGA Gallery, and a rotating Artist Solo Exhibition — extend the museum beyond its outdoor walls.
A vintage subway cart exhibit sits among the murals, repurposed as one more canvas for the museum’s artists.
The Official Street Art Experience lets visitors try spray-painting techniques themselves on a permanent practice wall, guided by a local artist.
Practical visitor tips
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Go early for empty-mural photos | Early Access tickets let you in before the general 11am crowds. |
| Use the free trolley on weekdays and Saturdays | It stops right at the property, though there’s no Sunday service. |
| Park at the Wynwood Garage if driving | It’s half a block away and worth a look for its own architecture. |
| Add a guided tour for context | Options include a 75-minute Walking Tour or a Golf Buggy Tour of the district. |
| Check hours before visiting | The venue occasionally closes early for private events. |
Wynwood Walls FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the Wynwood Walls’ opening hours? | Open daily, 10:30am to 6:30pm, though hours can vary for private events. |
| How much does admission cost? | $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and $5 for youth 6–17; children 5 and under are free but still need a ticket. |
| Is the Wynwood Walls wheelchair accessible? | Yes, with large open spaces, wheelchair seating, lowered counters, and IBCCES Autism Center certification. |
| Is there free parking? | No, but public parking is available at the nearby Wynwood Garage, plus metered street parking. |
| How long does a visit take? | Most self-guided visits run about one to one and a half hours. |
Things to do near Wynwood Walls
The wider Wynwood Arts District, surrounding the museum, is packed with independent galleries, restaurants, and craft breweries worth an afternoon of wandering.
The Museum of Graffiti, a separate indoor museum nearby, traces the history of graffiti and street art with an archive-style collection (not affiliated with Wynwood Walls).
The Design District, a short drive away, pairs luxury flagship stores with the contemporary ICA Miami.
Superblue Miami, in nearby Allapattah, offers large-scale immersive art installations for a different kind of visual experience.
Downtown Miami, about 20 minutes away, brings the bayfront, the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), and the Frost Museum of Science.
What to visit tomorrow
FATVillage, in Fort Lauderdale, about 30 minutes away, is a four-block warehouse arts district often compared to an earlier-stage Wynwood, with rotating murals, galleries, and a monthly Art Walk.
The Downtown Hollywood Mural Project, roughly 30 to 40 minutes away, is Broward County’s largest walkable outdoor mural collection, with more than two dozen contemporary works across the historic downtown.
The Pineapple Grove Arts District, in Delray Beach, about an hour away, pairs more than 40 murals with galleries, studios, and its own First Friday Art Walk.
More Florida travel
Other Florida travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Guides to key Miami cultural attractions: Frost Science Museum, Perez Art Museum, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Graffiti Museum, HistoryMiami Museum.
- Miami Beach guides: Virginia Key Beach Park, Crandon Park Beach, Haulover Beach Park, Matheson Hammock Park, Oleta River State Park.
- Plan your visit to Miami’s Museum of Sex.
- How to go inside the Cape Florida Lighthouse on Key Biscayne.
- What’s worth seeing at South Pointe Park in Miami Beach.
