I took the bike into Wynwood first, then rolled toward downtown, stopping for anything that read Vice City on a wall, inside Wynwood Walls, or at the Kaseya Center. This is the starter list for the blog — short captions and Google Maps links for each place I photographed. A few addresses are still approximate.
1. Lady AIKO mural · 444 on 28th
The whole facade is a black-and-white geometric field interrupted by bright flowers and butterflies. Two women in pink beachwear have butterfly heads instead of faces, and the AIKO signature sits with playing-card suits beside them. Building number 444 is clear on the wall.
Location: 444 NW 28th St, Miami, FL. The facade confirms 444; public property and gallery records place that numbered building on NW 28th in Wynwood (not NE). An earlier outing note said NE — treated as a compass mix-up once the records matched the number on the wall
2. WE ♥ Vice City mural
Against a hot-pink storefront, thick blue cursive spells out Vice City around a oversized striped heart in yellow, orange, and red. Palm silhouettes and spark shapes fill the background, and the windows underneath still advertise The Dock. The reported pin is 425 NW 26th Street; the artwork is confirmed, but the street number still needs a tighter check.
Location: 400 NW 26th St, Miami, FL
3. Vice City lettering · Wynwood Walls
Inside Wynwood Walls ($13 entry), gold cursive Vice City stretches across a collage panel. A woman’s portrait and a blue car sit in the mix of cut-and-paste imagery. The piece is on the museum campus; the artist isn’t confirmed from the outing.
Location: Wynwood Walls, 2516 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL
4. Cash-stacking Gator · 25th & 5th
A green alligator in dark sunglasses counts a stack of cash, gold watch and chain catching the light against a blue shirt. The figure fills the wall with a slick, comic-book swagger. Artist and title remain unverified.
Location: NW 25th St & NW 5th Ave, Miami, FL
5. Vice City Paradise · FAILE
VICE CITY PARADISE runs across the top while a couple stands amid alligators below. FAILE is lettered on the man’s shorts, so the signature is part of the painting itself. The wall is somewhere around NW 23rd–24th; the exact corner still isn’t locked.
Location: NW 23rd–24th Streets, Wynwood
6. Welcome to Vice City · Kaseya Center
At street level, a Welcome to Vice City banner hangs on the Kaseya Center with the arena name readable in the same frame. It’s the entrance-facing branding, not only the letters on the roof. Easy to catch from the sidewalk along Biscayne.
Location: Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL
7. GTA VI wrap · YVE Hotel
A purple building wrap covers the YVE Hotel corner with a woman in sunglasses looking out over Biscayne. The hotel sign sits above the artwork, so you can tell it is a temporary advertisement rather than paint on brick. Shot from NE 2nd Street where the wrap meets the boulevard.
Location: YVE Hotel, Biscayne Boulevard at NE 2nd Street, Miami, FL
8. GTA VI cover art near Doghouse
A large cover-art ad stretches across the lower floors of a residential tower — characters, cars, a motorcycle, and a boat circling the GTA VI logo. Photographed near Doghouse, but the exact building still needs confirmation, so this Maps link is the landmark only, not a pin for the billboard itself.
Location: near Doghouse. The link below searches for the landmark, not the billboard’s exact position
(all photos taken by Kaitlin Duffy)