Miami · WYNWOOD STREET ART TOURS
The warehouse district repaints itself every December, so a guide is worth it for knowing what is new. These 15 cover the Walls themselves, the surrounding blocks on foot and the golf-cart runs, with entry prices where they apply.
Ride through Wynwood for about an hour in an open-air golf cart, seeing hundreds of murals, alleys, galleries, breweries, and street-art landmarks. Guides such as Lance, Ivory, Frankie, Lee, and Sarah explain the artists and neighborhood. Groups are limited to seven per cart.
“Great great experience, amazing. Lee was amazing and the tour was very educational and we learn a lot”
Visit Wynwood Walls with a $12 skip-the-line ticket, then explore 30-plus murals, sculptures, three indoor galleries, and a short spray-paint activity. Scan codes for artist details, learn how Wynwood changed, and continue at your own pace after the scheduled portion.
“It was a lot of nice murals. The graffiti was fun also. Recommend the area for eclectic vibes.”
Ride through Wynwood with a passionate local guide, stopping at six to nine standout murals, Wynwood Walls, the Museum of Graffiti, schools, and working artists’ pieces. Guides such as Lance, Lee, Sarah, and Ivory explain the art, area, and techniques while helping with photos.
“This experience was excellent. Our tour-guide, Lance, was very passionate and knew so much about all the murals in the Wynwood neighborhood. He told us all about the murals, pointing out many interesting details. There are such a variety of subjects and styles. Some with amazing shading and coloring. Many used the space of the building in creative ways. One of the most memorable was a crocodile wrapped around the side of a building. The only negative part was learning that sometimes a$$holes will deface the art with graffiti. At one point in the tour, we actually came across someone doing just that. Lance jumped out of the cart and…”
Walk the two-acre Wynwood Walls at your own pace, viewing more than 35 murals, sculptures, three indoor galleries, and the Peter Tunney Experience. A mobile ticket gets you in during opening hours, with spray painting available when operating. Allow one to two hours.
“Much smaller than advertised. Overhyped activity and overpriced for finishing within fifteen minutes.”
Cruise Wynwood’s ten-block art district in a comfortable, wheelchair-accessible buggy with an English-speaking artist guide. Guides such as Morazul, Danny, Javier, and Marco explain graffiti, murals, local history, and the artists behind the walls, with photo stops before drop-off at Wynwood Walls.
“Francisco was amazing! He was so fun and informative. Def a great way to start our trip in Miami! Recommend for all ages.”
Walk Wynwood Walls with an official guide, then visit two Goldman Global Arts galleries. Expect murals, sculptures, canvas works, artist stories, and possible spray-paint activity. Guides such as Carlos, Safia, Danny, and Lance have earned strong praise for bringing the art to life.
“It was a straight-forward tour of each wall with a description of the artist and the painting process. It did not go into any of the galleries. For the few extra dollars it costs above the wall entry fee it was worth it but wouldn’t do it again.”
Ride through Wynwood in a small electric buggy with an artist guide such as Danny, Morazul, or Jeronimo. You’ll see famous murals, lesser-known works, and art in progress while learning about graffiti, artists, and Wynwood’s changing identity. Admission to Wynwood Walls is not included.
“Jerónimo was an amazing tour guide sharing his knowledge and passion. We were able to see more art while learning about how it all started.”
Enter Wynwood Walls with an official guide for a 40-minute walk through major murals, Goldman Global Arts galleries, and a Peter Tunney exhibition. Guides such as Jon, Carlos, Cata, and Alessandra explain the artists, techniques, neighborhood change, and best photo spots. Stay afterward to explore at your own pace.
“While you could easily walk around by yourself, our guide was very knowledgeable about the artists and had a real interest in the artwork. As a solo traveler, I also enjoyed the company of others in my group.”
Walk Wynwood with guides such as Lee, Ivory, Lance, or Tom, seeing outdoor murals, galleries, and the zebra-striped Wynwood Building. You pass Wynwood Walls rather than enter it, learn how artists work, and finish with local tips for food and further exploring.
“Lee did a great job at explaining art, its history and social context. Highly recommend this tour to learn context of the art.”
Walk through Miami’s Wynwood district with a certified guide, enter Wynwood Walls, and sample food at stops including Veza Sur, bartaco, UDON, Rodilla, and Night Owl Cookies. Guides such as Ria, Mirka, Jennifer, and Gabriela bring art, neighborhood stories, and plenty of local flavor.
“Great tour guide and overview of Artsy and Whimsical Wynwood Miami .Our tour guide Ria was very knowledgeable and pleasant for a nice 3 hour tour .”
Walk about 1.2 miles through Wynwood with guides such as Maryam, Miriam, Noel, or Alan, sampling tacos, pizza, chocolate, cookies, a tropical sandwich, and Peruvian food. Your $79 ticket includes a certified Wynwood Walls tour, food tastings, and time to explore the museum.
“Guide was excellent, really informative and entertaining, the food stops chosen were super (you definitely need to be hungry!) and we enjoyed the tour very much.”
Ride through Miami Beach and Wynwood in a private antique convertible with a guide such as Thierry, Oliver, or Spencer. You’ll see Art Deco landmarks, murals, Downtown, the Design District, and more, with photo stops, water, live commentary, and pickup in much of Miami Beach.
“Nicely timed tour. Lots of photo ops. Thierry was very knowledgeable about Miami history and architecture. Loved the Wynwood artwork.”
Spend about 90 minutes riding a Segway through Wynwood and Miami with Chris, a patient guide and artist who explains the murals, artists, and neighborhood story. Training, a helmet, and water are included. Groups are capped at nine people.
“I had a great time on my tour of Wynwood by Segway! Riding the Segway was easier than I initially thought and my tour guide Chris was a great teacher. He made it very easy and extremely fun for my friends and I. We had an absolutely fantastic time and I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun adventure through wynwood. Such an impressive area, thanks again Chris!!!”
Join Cycle Party Miami at 10:30 am for a 90-minute guided ride through Wynwood on a 15-person pedal-powered vehicle. Your guide covers murals, neighborhood change, and local facts while music and headsets keep the outing lively and easy to follow. Marta is one guide associated with the experience.
This three-hour Miami tour links South Beach, Wynwood, and Little Havana by small air-conditioned vehicle, with added views of Coconut Grove, Brickell, Biscayne Bay, and Bayside Marketplace. Guides such as David, Jay, Tommy, and Angel bring local stories, music, and plenty of personality.
“The tour guide did an amazing job! Miami has a lot of history that I didn’t know about. He explained everything so well and kept us all entertained too! All the cities had a different story which was interesting. Overall, this was the best tour of my whole entire trip!!!”
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