Perezart

Highly recommend saw this on tictok I fell in love with the sea life. A great spot to go to during the day before dinner. Good for photos/ selfies. Affordable budget wise! I went twice

It's free admission the first Saturday of every month. It's two floors, elevator access. The have a Andy Warhol excibit which is cool plus much more art. The have an indoor/outdoor cafe with beautiful view of the ocean. You can walk the outside grounds and enjoy the ocean view and take pics of sculptures. It's a good family fun time. You can eat at the cafe or bring your own picnic. One thing I always look for in public places is a clean bathroom and theirs was super clean. Highly Recommend

Went to this museum with my sister for my bday weekend n we loved it. Was very eccentric. A nice place to check out while in the area.

The building is beautiful on the outside, pretty average on the inside in my opinion. The art/Exhibit that they had are very good, but unless you are slow as a turtle - You shouldn't be here even longer than maybe 40 minutes. Pretty unacceptable for a building this big. Style over substance strikes Miami again. Since my wife and I don't have Membership to the museum.

General admission is $16 per ticket. A bit much in my view, seeing as you'll have to pay about $10 dollars minimum for parking. Go once and maybe comeback once a year after that.

I would like to give it 3.5 stars because although the content (art) of the museum was impressive, the size of the building revealed little art. Two floors with art very spread out. There was a section closed off that won't be open until April 15th. Nonetheless you be in and out in 1hr. I expected more. The cost without discounts could be considered not a value.

But some of the pieces were very impressive. The location right off the bay, gov't. cut, boats (ships), bridge, etc. makes it a worthwhile trip. Building and grounds impressive. It's right next to Frost Museum (don't miss that). The museum has a cafe and bookstore. Parking flat fee $15. Not crowded which I liked the most. Masks and social distancing encouraged.

The museum has a very special permanent collection that is primarily focus on modern art work. The exhibition spaces are very roomy with plenty of space to sit and contemplate the pieces on the walls. The only thing I did not love is that the visit felt short, almost as if there were not that many things to see.

I love this museum although I didn't get to go inside as the day I went was a Tuesday, it wasn't open. I got to enjoy the art pieces outside which made me very happy. I got some good photos for Instagram. Great place for photos!

Nice museum of modern and contemporary art. Colorful exhibits looking great for taking pictures and relaxing in general. You can also take a nice walk afterwards in the park

I brought my 12th grade class to Perez Museum and it was a fabulous, informative and inspiring trip! The students were so engaged In Everything that Lori, our guide, taught us. She helped the students think out of the box, and got all of us to view art in a more open, intellectual and gut moving way! The art is powerful and placed in an environment that enhances the sculptures and paintings and photographs and allows the works to breathe. Very impactful! We are scheduling a return trip! A MUST SEE!

More than 15 galleries. Good balance of artwork of various mediums and styles. Refreshing art quality and curation. The staff here is helpful. The area around the museum is also beautiful. Well worth a stroll or meal at the cafe. Part of Bank of America first weekend of the month.