15 Insanely Cool Instagrammable Spots in Miami

Although there are tons of photogenic places to see, I’ve narrowed it down to 15 of the Top Instagrammable Spots in Miami you must see during your next visit!

Illustrated by Sade - Feature Blog Photo 15 Instagrammable Spots in Miami

First, allow me to express how lucky I feel to call this diverse city home. On that note, I’m ashamed that it’s taken me so long to write a proper Miami blog! Born and raised in South Florida, I’ve been able to see this city grow and evolve into the emerald that it is today. I vow that this will be one of many blogs in Miami but first, let’s begin with 15 of the topmost Instagrammable spots in Miami.

Grab your camera and let’s go!

1 | Bill Bagg’s Park & Cape Florida Lighthouse

Illustrated by Sade - View of Cape Florida Lighthouse in the distance at Bill Bagg's Park in Key Biscayne, Florida

The landscape view of the Cape Florida Lighthouse is mesmerizing!

To begin, our first stop will be on the Florida Keys. Connected by a bridge, Key Biscayne is one of the premier islands for the ultra-wealthy, country clubs, lux hotels, and State parks.

Within Bill Baggs State Park is the cylindrical, brick tower measuring at just under 100 feet (30 meters) tall. The lighthouse is an incredible Instagrammable spot in Miami. The view of the vast ocean and mangrove landscape from the top of the tower is perfection. If you dare to climb the spiral, iron staircase all the way to the top, you can live your best Disney’s Tangled moment. You wouldn’t want to miss it!

Visitor Info
Hours: 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year
Fees: $8 USD per vehicle
Location: 1200 South Crandon Blvd., Key Biscayne, FL 33149

Illustrated by Sade - Spiral staircase inside Lighthouse at Bill Bagg's Park, Florida
Spiral staircase inside Cape Florida Lighthouse
Illustrated by Sade - Woman walking up the sidewalk entrance of Cape Florida Lighthouse at Bill Bagg's Park, Florida
Entrance pathway to the Lighthouse.

2 | Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Illustrated by Sade - Woman sitting for a photo while viewing the ocean behind Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Key Biscayne, Florida.

Taking in the Biscayne Bay views and cool, ocean breeze at Villa Vizcaya.

Next, located in the Italian renaissance neighborhood of Coral Gables, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is an ultra-photogenic staple of the city.


Vizcaya hosts many weddings and events throughout the year in their lush gardens and/or ornate mansion. I personally had my Quinceñera photos taken at Vizcaya, which was a dream come true. With over 10 acres of gardens and a baroque, Mediterranean-style main house, there are so many Instagrammable spots of capture some incredible photos.

Visitor Info
Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thurs – Monday (closed Tues/Weds)
Fees: $18 USD per adult, $8 Children (6-12), Free for children under the age of 5
Location: 3251 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33129

Illustrated by Sade - Stunning marble spiral staircase at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Interior of Vizcaya mansion turned into a museum.

3 | South Pointe Park Pier & Beach

Unlike South Beach, South Pointe Beach is far less congested and is just as photogenic.

While visiting South Pointe Park and Beach, you’ll likely run into lots of local patrons either sunbathing, windsurfing, or running along the shore. The vibe is family-friendly and relaxing.

Furthermore, South Pointe Park is a great photography spot in Miami because from here, you can catch some of the most incredible sunrises I’ve ever seen. There are also those colorfully painted lifeguard houses perfect for an Instagram photo-op.

Visitor Info
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., 365 days a year
Fees: Free (Parking meters available)
Location: 1 Washington Avenue, Miami, FL 33139

Also, South Pointe is the entry channel point to the Port of Miami. It’s not uncommon to see a half dozen cruise ships or mammoth container ships floating by gracefully. The panoramic views of the ocean, white sandy beach, and rocky pier make South Pointe Park a fantastic Instagrammable spot in Miami.

4 | Wynwood Arts District

Illustrated by Sade - Woman taking a photo in an abandoned warehouse in Wynwood, Miami, Florida

Wynwood is my favorite neighborhood. It’s also a super Instagrammable spot in Miami!

Miami is a colorful city, and there is no place where that is more evident than in the Wynwood Arts District. Art is exhibited everywhere. From sidewalks to repurposed warehouses, floor to ceiling murals lives throughout this outdoor exhibit. Not only is Wynwood a dope place for photography, but it’s also a great place to hang out with friends and family at trendy restaurants, lounge bars, and galleries.

The art is ever-changing. Wynwood is one of those places you can visit over and over again, and you’re likely to find new murals each time. If you’re looking to capture one-of-kind, colorful photos, Wynwood should be at the top of your list of places to see in Miami.

Visitor Info
Hours & Fees: Vary depending on exact place of interest. It’s completely free to walk the streets and to enter into Wynwood Walls Outdoor Museum, which is a good location starting point.
Location: Central location around NW 25th Street & NW 2nd Avenue

Illustrated by Sade - Woman taking photo in front of a Frida Kahlo mural in Wynwood
Frida Kahlo Wall Mural

5 | Museum Garage

Illustrated by Sade - Woman taking a photo on the pink roof top of Museum Garage

How fantastic is this pink-painted garage rooftop? 😍 Perfect for Instagram photos!

Located within the Miami Design District, you’ll find a newly developed, high-end shopping mall, as well as the Museum and City View Garages. The City View and Museum Garages are becoming an increasingly favorite for Instagrammers because of its vibrant colors and architectural designs. Opening in 2019, Museum Garage, according to Narcity has been coined “the world’s most unique garage.”

If you’re hoping to get some cool Instagram photos while visiting Miami, add the City View and Museum Garages to your list!

Visitor Info
Hours & Fees: Vary depending on exact place of interest. It’s completely free to walk shopping centre, as well as to walk into the garages. Although, there is a fee for parking your vehicle.
Location: 4000 NE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33137

6 | 8th & Ocean Drive & Lummus Park on South Beach

Illustrated by Sade - A woman riding a bike on Ocean Avenue Miami

Biking riding along Ocean Avenue is one of my favorite things to do in Miami.

What once was farmland, South Beach has become one of the most recognizable beaches in the world. It’s home to some of the world’s most renowned restaurants, hotels, and the most illustrious celebrity homes, making it arguably the most Instagrammable spot in Miami.

Whether you frequent during the day or night, South Beach is a great place for Instagram photos. I recommend renting a bike for the day. You can easily miss out on hidden photography gems while riding around in a car. Also, parking is notoriously expensive. The island could become cumbersome on foot, so biking, in my opinion, is the best, and most eco-friendly, option for easily getting around.

Visitor Info
Hours & Fees: Vary depending on exact place of interest. It’s completely free to walk strip and visit Lummus Park. Although, there are fees for parking your vehicle.
Location: 1130 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Illustrated by Sade - View of the Colony Hotel on Ocean Avenue, South Beach Miami
View of the Colony Hotel on Ocean Avenue, South Beach

7 | Bayside Marketplace

Illustrated by Sade - View of Bayside and the American Airlines Arena at night in Miami, Florida

Bayside Marketplace is the heart of downtown Miami.

Throughout my adolescence, my family would bring me here to celebrate holidays, to enjoy Latin music festivals in the outdoor amphitheater, or to enjoy the delectable foods from its many restaurants and food stalls. Bayside is a total vibe!

If you’re curious to see the mansions of the stars, the Bayside dock is also where you can catch a mini yacht, which sails through the intercoastal waterways to the infamous Star Island. Views of the skyline are also best seen from the Bayside and American Airlines Arena surrounding areas. Whether you’re visiting during the day or evening, Bayside is a superb Instagrammable spot in Miami.

Visitor Info
Hours: Mon – Sat, 1 a.m. – 9 p.m.; Sun
Fees: Vary depending on exact place of interest. It’s completely free to walk strip mall. There is a fee for parking your vehicle.
Location: 401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

Illustrated by Sade - Woman taking photo at night in front of Bayside large sign in Miami, Florida
Bayside at night.

8 | Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)

9 | Miami Design District

10 | Little Havana & Calle Ocho

This Instagram-worthy neighborhood features staples, such as Domino Park, where you can find the older generation of Cubans playing dominos. There’s Azúcar Ice Creamery, whose ice creams are inspired by Latin flavors, such as avocado and dulce de leche. Lastly, Versailles Cuban Cuisine restaurant, also located on 8th Street, is one of the most famous Cuban restaurants in Miami. Not only will Little Havana inspire beautiful photos but also one-of-a-kind experiences that can be captured for your Instagram. I highly recommend you stop by!

Restaurant in Little Havana pressing a Cuban sandwich.

11 | Downtown Miami

12 | Brickell City Centre

13 | Instagrammable Spot of Miami Skyline from Above and Below the McArthur Causeway

14 | City of Coral Gables and The Umbrella Sky Project

15 | Other Notable Instagrammable Spots in Miami: Parking Garages

That’s all for now, Folks!

If you would like to see more content of my travels, you’re welcome to visit my YouTube Channel here, as well as my Instagram here.

Also, you can find my vlog exploring Miami here, as well as a printable bucket checklist here.

Thanks for stopping by, and Happy travels!

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