American real estate developer Tony Goldman is the visionary behind the revival of the Wynwood neighborhood. In 2009 Goldman opened Wynwood Walls, his vision for an open-air art gallery brought to life. Today it has become the heart of this thriving community with a collection of over 35 hand-painted murals, two street-art galleries, and various shops.

The Wynwood Walls Shop contains a curated collection of gifts, books, and prints inspired and created by the artists of Wynwood Walls. Guides and books about the area are also available, which visitors can purchase to gain more insight into the history and development of this street-art museum. Walk a little further, and you’ll find deluxe thrift stores, jewelry, and fashion houses.

The Museum of Graffiti opened in 2019 as the first museum in the world to focus on the history of global graffiti art. The 3,200-square-foot space, curated by well-known graffiti artist/historian Alan Ket, displays a permanent exhibition of paintings, mixed media sculptures, and interactive installations by some of New York City’s earliest graffiti writers.

Cervecería La Tropical was once a worldwide brand responsible for more than 60% of Cuba's beer production. Now the brewery is in Miami, operating in a 28,000-square-foot space with a taproom, a restaurant and a stage for live music. Inspired by its Cuban origins, the brewery also features a botanical garden, Jardines La Tropical, which offers a self-guided tour of the tropical flora and fauna.

Quickly becoming one of the most coveted reservations in town, Uchi offers a spin on Japanese cuisine and creative dishes from a James Beard award-winning sushi master, Chef Tyson Cole. Highlights from the core menu include Machi Cure, smoked yellowtail layered with yuca crisp, Marcona almonds and Asian pear and the Gyutoro (72-hour sous vide short rib.) Guests can also indulge in three Omakase offerings.

Coyo Taco claims to be "Miami’s freshest Mexican street food experience." This Wynwood neighborhood favorite has earned the title through their commitment to serving freshly prepared dishes with responsibly sourced ingredients. Their signature drinks, like Agua frescas and margaritas, are made from scratch. For a delicious snack, try the Elote De Calle (corn on the cob topped with chipotle aioli, cotija cheese, and a sprinkle of Tajín.

The indoor-outdoor Asian food hall, 1-800-LUCKY, draws a hip crowd that craves dumplings, late-night DJ beats and endless sake. There are seven delicious food vendors. Start your food tour at Usagi Tokyo for authentic ramen, then move on to Yip for pork shumai and steamed shrimp dumplings. Other popular additions to the hall include the inventive sushi concept, B-Side, by ITAMAE and Taiyaki NYC - Miami, known for their unique, Japanese-style, fish-shaped ice cream cones.