Wynwood Graffiti Tour with Complimentary Drink

Street art and the artists behind it, one neighborhood at a time

A 90-minute walking tour of Wynwood's murals led by a local guide who traces the neighborhood's shift from industrial district to art destination. You start with a complimentary drink at the shop—beer, wine, or non-alcoholic—then walk through hundreds of murals across streets, alleys, and parking lots, learning spray paint techniques and the stories of invited and local artists. Minimum age 21; wheelchair accessible.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Wynwood's vibrant street art

• Enjoy complimentary drink at shop
• Introduction and tour briefing
• Discover Wynwood murals by golf cart
• See Wynwood Garage black-and-white design
• Spot sidewalk stencils and art stickers
• Learn Wynwood's transformation story
• Discuss spray paint and art techniques
• Pass by Wynwood Walls murals
• Pass by Museum of Graffiti exhibits
• Pass by Convention Center murals

The Experience

The tour opens at the shop with your choice of drink—beer, wine, or a non-alcoholic option—and introductions to your guide and the other walkers. From there you move into Wynwood itself, a neighborhood that has transformed from warehouses into a district where nearly every surface holds a mural. Your guide walks you through the striking black-and-white design of the Wynwood Garage, points out creative sidewalk stencils and art stickers on street signs and lamp posts, and explains how the space has drawn artists from around the world. The route criss-crosses the district down many streets, out-of-the-way alleys, and parking lots so you see hundreds of murals and get a sense of the whole area.

The guide shares Wynwood's transformation story—how the neighborhood became what it is—and highlights the range of work on display: sports icons, ocean scenes, city views, enigmatic figures, and abstract designs. You'll learn about spray paint techniques and other unconventional methods artists use to create these pieces, and understand the difference between graffiti and invited public art. The tour covers the neighborhood's emergence as a gallery district without walls, where the work itself is the draw.

Many guests ask to visit Wynwood Walls after the tour ends—the epicenter of the art district, a collection of curated murals in courtyards formed by former warehouses. As of January, Wynwood Walls charges entry; check their website for details. The Museum of Graffiti, with its indoor exhibition space, eleven exterior murals, and fine art gallery, is another stop some visitors add on their own time. The tour itself runs 90 minutes and operates in all weather, so dress for the conditions.

What’s included

• Local guide leading the walk.
• complimentary beer, wine, or non-alcoholic drink at the start.
• 90-minute walking tour covering Wynwood's history and the stories behind hundreds of murals across streets, alleys, and parking lots.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomeNot for pregnant travelersInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Emediate Solutions, LLC dba Wynwood Art Walk

Is this one for you?The 90-minute timeframe fits a morning or afternoon slot without consuming your whole day, leaving room to grab lunch in the neighborhood or visit Wynwood Walls or the Museum of Graffiti afterward on your own. If you want to understand the artists and techniques behind the work instead of just passing by, a guide who knows the neighborhood's transformation makes that possible.

Top questions

What is the Wynwood Garage and why does the guide point it out?

The Wynwood Garage is a striking black-and-white mural design that stands out in the neighborhood's landscape. Your guide highlights it as one of the notable pieces that defines the visual character of the district.

Can I visit Wynwood Walls on this tour?

Wynwood Walls is not included in the walking tour itself, but many guests ask to be dropped off there afterward to see more murals. As of January, Wynwood Walls charges admission; check their website for current hours and fees.

What kind of drink do I get at the start?

You choose from beer, wine, or a non-alcoholic option when you arrive at the shop before the walk begins.

How much ground does the tour cover?

The route criss-crosses Wynwood down many streets, out-of-the-way alleys, and parking lots, so you see hundreds of murals and get acquainted with the whole neighborhood in the 90 minutes.

What will the guide explain about the art techniques?

Your guide discusses spray paint techniques and other unconventional methods artists use to create the murals, and explains the difference between graffiti and invited public art in the neighborhood.

Is this tour accessible if I use a wheelchair?

Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible. Service animals are allowed. The minimum age is 21 years.