The Neighbourhood: Wynwood

Wynwood sits near Miami's urban core and contains outdoor art sites like Wynwood Walls, restaurants such as Kyu and Coyo Taco, bars such as Gramps and Wood Tavern, and small galleries. Outdoor art draws visitors for large murals and public displays. Kyu serves wood-fired dishes and pours craft beer for diners. Coyo Taco offers tacos and a late-night bar area. Gramps hosts live music nights and a casual crowd. Wood Tavern stays open late and attracts neighborhood patrons. Jungle Island and Miami Seaquarium operate nearby for animal exhibits and family visits. Zoo Miami sits farther south and serves as a large outdoor animal park. A local market hosts food vendors and pop-up events in open air. Citi Bike stations and bike lanes support short trips in the area. Metrobus service and Metrorail connections link residents to other parts of Miami. Brightline provides regional rail service from downtown stations to other cities. Art galleries and small shops fill converted warehouses with studios and retail. This district shows mixed use with commercial ground floors and apartments above. Census data shows that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that the most common household type is 1 person.

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Wynwood sits near Miami's urban core and contains outdoor art sites like Wynwood Walls, restaurants such as Kyu and Coyo Taco, bars such as Gramps and Wood Tavern, and small galleries. Outdoor art draws visitors for large murals and public displays. Kyu serves wood-fired dishes and pours craft beer for diners. Coyo Taco offers tacos and a late-night bar area. Gramps hosts live music nights and a casual crowd. Wood Tavern stays open late and attracts neighborhood patrons. Jungle Island and Miami Seaquarium operate nearby for animal exhibits and family visits. Zoo Miami sits farther south and serves as a large outdoor animal park. A local market hosts food vendors and pop-up events in open air. Citi Bike stations and bike lanes support short trips in the area. Metrobus service and Metrorail connections link residents to other parts of Miami. Brightline provides regional rail service from downtown stations to other cities. Art galleries and small shops fill converted warehouses with studios and retail. This district shows mixed use with commercial ground floors and apartments above. Census data shows that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that the most common household type is 1 person.