Bakehouse is a creative hub where local artists work and exhibit in former industrial spaces. Peek inside to see how Wynwood’s studio culture fuels the neighborhood’s ever-evolving art scene.

The world’s first museum dedicated to graffiti art showcases both its underground roots and its global influence. This is a must-see for anyone curious about the evolution of street culture.

Step into a gallery where bold words and vibrant images collide in thought-provoking ways. Peter Tunney’s works have become iconic within Wynwood’s artistic landscape.

Known for its striking black-and-white striped façade, the Wynwood Building is as much a piece of art as it is a creative space. It’s a perfect spot to experience Wynwood’s architectural flair.

The centerpiece of Wynwood’s art movement features large-scale murals by renowned street artists from around the world. This outdoor gallery marks the beginning of the neighborhood’s creative transformation.

The GGA is a contemporary art gallery housed within the Wynwood Walls, spotlighting artists who push the boundaries of urban art. The gallery bridges the gap between street energy and fine art presentation.

Joen And The Giant Beetle is a playful, larger-than-life mural that surprises visitors with its scale and detail. This is one of Wynwood’s many stops that bring humor and wonder into the streets.

The Nader Museum is a cultural landmark that showcases works from Latin American masters and contemporary talents. The collection broadens the Wynwood experience beyond street murals to fine art traditions.

Wynwood holds a lively open-air market full of food stalls, shops, and rotating art installations. The marketplace is a great place to pause, explore, and experience the community energy.

The bold design of Wynwood 25 reflects the area’s blend of growth and creativity. Created by the internationally-renowned artist El Mac, this eight-story-high colorful landmark anchors one of the area’s newest developments.