Wynwood Walls
The outdoor mural park that made Wynwood Wynwood, now ticketed and worth it once.
Vérifié octobre 2026
Wynwood Walls is the one paid stop in a neighborhood of free walls: go once for the big murals and the garden, then spend the rest of the afternoon on the streets around it.
Why you go
Because this is where the street-art version of Wynwood started, and the walls inside are bigger, better lit and better kept than anything on the sidewalks. Artists from all over the world paint here, and the pieces rotate, so the place looks different from one year to the next. It is a museum you walk through in open air, with shade, benches and a small shop at the end.
When to go
Right at 10:30 am when the gates open, before the tour groups. Weekday mornings are calm; Saturday afternoons are a photo line. It closes at 6:30 pm every day, so this is a daytime stop, and the surrounding streets are the evening.
Know before you go
Admission is ticketed, which surprises people who remember it free; book on the site. Everything is outdoors, so bring water and expect to be hot by noon. The murals on NW 2nd Avenue and the side streets outside the gates cost nothing.
Comment y aller
- The nearest Metromover station is School Board, about 23 minutes on foot. Metrobus stops at Northwest 2nd Avenue & Northwest 25th Street, 1 minute away. Parking, according to Google: a paid lot, paid street parking and free street parking.
Les questions qu’on se pose
Is Wynwood Walls free?
No. The Walls themselves are a ticketed park at 2516 NW 2nd Avenue; the murals on the streets around them are free to walk.
How long do you need at Wynwood Walls?
About an hour inside, then as long as you like on the surrounding blocks. Half a day covers the Walls, lunch and a coffee nearby.
What are the opening hours?
10:30 am to 6:30 pm every day of the week.