Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Admission Ticket
Description
Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) offers an engaging journey into modern and contemporary art right on Biscayne Bay. As the flagship art museum of Miami, it showcases a rich collection of 20th and 21st-century international art, celebrating the city’s vibrant spirit. Explore expansive galleries featuring works from renowned artists and enjoy the scenic Sculpture Garden. With its stunning architecture by Herzog & de Meuron, PAMM is a blend of nature and contemporary culture. Visitors can also savor seasonal cuisine at the on-site restaurant, Verde, and browse unique items at the museum shop. This ticket grants full access to all exhibitions and the beautiful outdoor spaces.
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At Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), you can explore breathtaking galleries of 20th and 21st-century international art, stroll beneath our iconic hanging gardens, and take in stunning views of Biscayne Bay from our waterfront terraces. Dive deeper into the stories behind the art with our engaging docent-led guided tours, or enjoy a flexible, self-paced experience using our digital audio guides right from your smartphone. Whether you are discovering thought-provoking global exhibitions, unwinding in the outdoor sculpture garden, or wrapping up your day with waterfront dining at Verde, PAMM offers the ultimate blend of world-class culture and Miami lifestyle.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please note: Admission is free every Thursday evening from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Guests enjoy full access to all museum galleries as well as any scheduled evening programming.
Reviews(8)
The major museum in Miami, but without many of the pieces you would find in a typical anchor museum that has a bit of everything for everyone. In that way, it’s very Miami. There was an absolutely fantastic interactive art installation that was easily worth the price of admission called Liminal by Leandro Erlich. It's only there until September 4, 2023 - so we'd recommend a visit before then! The rest of the museum isn’t bad at all, but leans towards the modern. If that's your taste, then you’re likely to enjoy it. One note is that there is a parking garage, but it was listed as full when we arrived. They give you a deadline of 10 minutes to try and find a spot and we did, but it could’ve been better organized (and not an additional $18). Regardless, the museum was enjoyable. Don't miss the outside art as well - the Dogs & Cats Walkway was especially lovely.
If you are tired of the same monotonous, stuffy art that is displayed in all the major museums, come visit this gem of a place by the waterfront with a very inviting park and outdoor area. The building itself is very interesting and the art inside is not your run of the mill stuffy stuff. It is primarily from Cuba and South America. All very well presented in a single walking direction.
I was less than impressed by the permanent collection as a whole. Mostly pieces that did not interest me. However, there was a marvelous exhibition of the works of an artist named Fernandez, who works in many different materials and, mostly, at monumental scale. Make sure you visit the exterior,
This one hour free tour was a fabulous introduction to the museum focused on climate change issues and their impact on design
