Ten Grand Theft Auto VI murals are on display around Wynwood in Miami, Florida The murals are based on original artwork made for GTA VI and are scheduled to stay up through January 1, 2027. Some are inside Wynwood Walls and the rest are scattered through the surrounding neighborhood. Vice City, the game’s version of Miami, includes a district called Stockyard that is based on Wynwood. For more on how Rockstar is branding the real city, see our look at Grand Theft Auto 6 marketing taking over Miami Beach.
To see murals 1 through 10, we setup a Google Maps route to follow the streets with addresses shared by Pierce Tetlow. 391 NW 24th St appears twice, as two murals appear at the same spot, with nine unique addresses. Some of this artwork also has accompanying merchandise to directly support the artists responsible for this Vice City takeover of Miami, Florida. 391 NW 24th St appears twice, as two murals appear at the same spot, with nine unique addresses. Some of this artwork also has accompanying merchandise to directly support the artists responsible for this Vice City takeover of Miami, Florida.
GTA VI mural addresses in driving order
The whole loop is roughly 1.3 miles and about 6 minutes of driving without stops. But, it would be best to park once and walk the route to give yourself time to appreciate the work and snag some photos.
- 446 NW 28th St, Miami, FL
- 444 NW 28th St, Miami, FL
- 415 NW 27th St, Miami, FL
- 400 NW 26th St, Miami, FL
- 343 NW 25th St, Miami, FL
- 427 NW 25th St, Miami, FL
- 391 NW 24th St, Miami, FL: two pieces of artwork here
- Wynwood Walls, 2516 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL: Wynwood Walls Welcome Center address, with one mural inside the museum campus
- 2238 NW 1st Pl, Miami, FL
Google Maps driving route for all Grand Theft Auto 6 Vice City murals
The map above runs the stops in order, starting at 446 NW 28th St and ending at 2238 NW 1st Pl. Open the full route in Google Maps to get turn-by-turn directions. Looking for more Florida trip ideas? Browse the Travel section or our GTA 6 coverage. Check out the video below for an in-depth look at the Vice City transformation of Miami, documented by Joel Franco.
