Wynwood Walls: General Admission

Wynwood Walls Tickets

Wynwood Walls is Miami's premier outdoor street art museum, featuring over 80,000 square feet of graffiti, murals and sculptures in the heart of the city's arts district. Your general admission ticket gives you access to more than 38 large-scale murals and seven sculptures created by artists from over 20 countries, all displayed across outdoor walls and indoor gallery spaces.

The venue operates as an open-air museum where you can explore at your own pace, discovering everything from pop art installations to contemporary street art pieces. The exhibitions change regularly, ensuring each visit offers something new. You'll also have access to artist-curated solo shows and can try the complimentary three-minute Street Art Experience when space permits.

Highlights

• Over 38 iconic murals from international artists spanning more than 20 countries
• Seven large-scale sculptures displayed throughout the outdoor grounds
• Indoor gallery spaces featuring rotating solo exhibitions
• Complimentary Street Art Experience where you can try spray painting (subject to availability)
• Wynwood Walls Shop with exclusive artist merchandise
• Free Wi-Fi throughout the venue

Plan Your Visit to Wynwood Walls

Wynwood Walls is wheelchair accessible, with most areas outdoors on level ground. The open-air layout means you can visit during the day or evening, though specific opening hours aren't detailed in the admission information. The venue includes various seating zones where you can take breaks between viewing different art installations.

While exploring Miami's creative side, you might also want to discover other cultural attractions the city has to offer. The area's artistic energy extends beyond street art into Miami's broader cultural landscape, making it an ideal starting point for a day of cultural exploration.

Photography is encouraged throughout your visit, so bring your camera to capture the colourful murals and sculptures. Since exhibitions update regularly, locals and visitors often return multiple times to see new installations and artists' work.