Wynwood

Wynwood is a Miami neighborhood best known for its street art, independent galleries, and eclectic food and drink scene. Once an industrial warehouse district, it has transformed into a creative hub where nearly every building surface doubles as a canvas.

The Wynwood Art District emerged in the early 2000s when artists and curators like Mark Coetzee and Nina Arias began planting galleries and studios in the area, pre-dating—but complementing—the Wynwood Walls phenomenon. These efforts began a slow but steady transformation.

The area’s most famous attraction is Wynwood Walls, but the neighborhood itself extends well beyond it. You’ll find smaller art collectives, design studios, and murals by lesser-known artists scattered through side streets and alleys.

Wynwood is also home to breweries, cafés, and restaurants ranging from casual taco stands to experimental dining. Boutiques and concept stores sell everything from vintage clothing to handmade crafts.

The neighborhood is especially lively during monthly events like the Wynwood Art Walk, when galleries and studios open their doors to the public. While daytime is best for appreciating the art, evenings bring a busy nightlife scene.