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Accessibility of tour

Tour accessibility information

If you cancel up to 48 hours before the beginning of your experience, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel less than 48 hours before the beginning of your experience, the total cost of your booking will be due.

If a trip or activity cannot take place due to extraordinary circumstances (bad weather, social movements, etc), a full refund cannot be guaranteed. Rest assured, the Wheel the World team will do their best to offer the best arrangements possible.

On this accessible tour, you will meet your guide and explore Wynwood, one of the largest open-air art museums in the world. Lasting approximately two-and-a-half hours, the tour includes visits to several delicious eateries that reflect the neighborhood's diversity and culture. Please note that the specific stops and places visited may vary. Your ticket also grants entry to the Wynwood Walls, a world-famous graffiti art museum where you can admire works by renowned artists and learn about different graffiti styles.The culinary stops may include modern Jamaican fine dining at Dukunoo and Serrano ham croquetas at Rodilla, offering a taste of Wynwood's vibrant flavors. Throughout the tour, your guide will provide insights into modern art, the history of graffiti, and the development of the Wynwood district. They’ll also be on hand to assist you if needed.The entire route is wheelchair-accessible, with smooth, paved sidewalks for independent navigation. You'll have plenty of opportunities to take photos and immerse yourself in the open-air artwork. The tour concludes at the starting point, leaving you free to continue exploring the Wynwood area or venture further into the city.

2516 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127, USA

Wynwood Walls

2250 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127, USA

Wynwood Marketplace

316 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127, USA

Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen

282 NW 27th St, Miami, FL 33127, USA

Rodilla

A group of people sat around a table, eating snacks, talking and drinking.

The tour guide holds out a try for the tourists to sample a drink.

The tour guide stands in front of a large piece of graffiti art, talking to the tourists.

An artist adds spray paint to the wall.

A food sample from the tour, including chips, popcorn and other snacks.

A food sample including raw fish, onion and vegetables from the tour, served in a bowl.

A Wynwood district fire hydrant, decorated with graffiti and stickers.

A colorful gate in the Wynwood district.

The group stands next to a large colorful graffiti image, listening to the guide.

Meeting point: Wynwood Walls

Wynwood Walls in Miami is an outdoor street art museum featuring vibrant murals by world-renowned artists. It is wheelchair-accessible, with smooth, wide pathways throughout the site, making it easy to navigate. The area includes accessible bathrooms, and benches are available for rest. Many murals are at eye level, ensuring they can be fully appreciated by all visitors. Visitors can also explore nearby accessible galleries, shops, and cafes in the Wynwood Arts District. The experience is sensory-rich, showcasing diverse artistic styles and offering a unique glimpse into Miami’s creative culture.

Wynwood art district.

The Wynwood Marketplace is an open-air space in the heart of the Wynwood District, featuring food vendors, live music, and shops. The area is mostly wheelchair-accessible, with wide, smooth pathways, although some sections may have uneven pavement. The space is bustling and lively, offering a sensory-rich experience with a mix of sights, sounds, and aromas. While there are no dedicated seating areas in the marketplace itself, benches and rest areas can be found nearby. The vibrant atmosphere is perfect for those looking to experience Wynwood's unique blend of food, culture, and entertainment. The marketplace is free to enter, though purchases from food vendors and shops are paid.

Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen in Miami offers a vibrant dining experience with authentic Jamaican flavors and modern twists. The restaurant is wheelchair-accessible, featuring a step-free entrance, spacious interior seating, and an accessible bathroom. The lively atmosphere includes colorful decor, reggae music, and a welcoming staff ready to assist if needed. Guests can enjoy dishes like jerk chicken, oxtail, and plantains, along with tropical cocktails. It’s a sensory-rich experience celebrating Jamaican culture, ideal for food lovers seeking accessibility and flavor in the heart of Wynwood.

Rodilla, located in Miami, is a casual Spanish eatery known for its freshly made sandwiches, Serrano ham croquetas, and other light bites. The restaurant is wheelchair-accessible, with step-free entry, spacious seating, and an accessible bathroom. Its bright, modern interior and friendly staff create a welcoming atmosphere for all guests. Rodilla offers a quick yet flavorful dining experience, making it a great stop for those seeking authentic Spanish flavors in an accessible setting.