Even though there were many visitors in the park, spacing was not an issue due to the size of the park. All visitors did have masks on and social distancing was evident, But the problem thier is no trash bins in the surroundings.

For this overwhelmed West Coaster, this was my favorite place to visit in all of South Beach. It was informative and quiet and cool. I found a lot of vintage postcards at the gift shop, which was great because I collect postcards.

Julie gave us three hours of fascinating history about South Beach and the wonderful Art Deco buildings. She knew all the gossip and insider details. People in our tour had questions and she had all the answers. The questions were the reason our tour took so long. Be prepared to stand for a lot of the tour as some of the stories and descriptions are long.

Great Art Deco walking tour. Knowledgeable, passionate and engaging tour guide (Joel Levine). Its a shame that the MiMo tours are not a regular thing, would have loved to do that too...

James was a very great tour guide and knowledgeable also very friendly ....up until the end. He took us on a 2 hour walking tour about Art Deco. At the end of it all He made a suggestion that he gets $10 per person however my friends and I didn’t have that for very personal reasons. We still wanted to contribute something. I’m 7 months pregnant. We walked all the way to the bank and all the way to a 7-11 just to get some change to give him a tip. My friend got the change and gave her what she could as well as my other friend and he went off on us in front of people. Told us we were disrespectful and how he just walked us around for 2 hours and that’s all we were going to give him. Well we walked too as well again at 7 months pregnant. It’s not like he chauffeured us around in a car or anything. We enjoyed the history behind art decos however once he became rude my friends and I perceptions of him changed. We complained and the owner calls us being extremely bias. She asked us repeatedly are we sure he acted unprofessionally , she was very sarcastic , and was asking us did we buy other things at the store when we were getting his tip. We had told her multiple times that we wanted to give him more but just couldn’t and she proceeded to make a mockery out of our situation asking did we get a hotel and some food. She was asking questions that had nothing to do with the complaint at hand. Our financial situation wasn’t her business. It wasn’t what she said it was her undertone. We requested a refund and if we do not get it I’m contacting the BBB. Very bad representation of the company. And here’s my TIP: If you want a tip to be a requirement instead of customary you should include it in the bill. Don’t give people the option if you’re not not going to be grateful for what you get. It was disrespectful to us because we gave what we had.

Fantastic January Art Deco Weekend Fun.Arts, crafts, food vendors, art deco displays and integrated classics and hot rod auto show! Steps away from the beach.

We did the guided tour with Joel. Absolutely loved his knowledge and enthusiasm.Great tour and staff at the front counter are also very friendly and helpful.

The museum doesnt have much to offer, but their Art Deco walking tours are fantastic! Our guide, Joel, was very knowledgeable and passionate. It was a fun educational experience! Recommended to all history/art/architecture lovers.

Lots of vintage post cards from the 40s. Was nice to go back in time. Nice energy and great finds.

We had the delightful experience of experiencing the Art Deco Museum in Miami in South Beach in October of 2017, and I must say we were delighted. The exhibits were interesting and I learned a lot about the history of the area, but the people who worked there was incredible!! Helpful, happy and so informative. I especially enjoyed chatting with Karen Segal who was delightful and very well informed. Kudos to you all!

Old museum. One room to visit. Very little information. Junk everywhere. You will learn more about Art Deco on Google or Wikipedia.

Nice little museum on beach in art deco district

Simple but Beautiful museum and recommended guided walking tours around Ar Deco district and South Beach. Always check their website for times and availability of the tours. I did many, all directed by passionate guides, it helps to see beyong the hotels and find the rich arquitecture and real value of the district.

This welcome center has good info on the area and south beach. Art deco as such has walking tours. There are gift shops inside too.

This is an excellent place, with a great deal of information about Art Deco, the history of Miami Beach, and things to do while in town. I recommend stopping by.

A very nice small museum. Definitely worth a visit.

The Official Art Deco District Walking Tour is excellent, giving an overview of Miami Beachs interesting history and how this is reflected in the architecture. Guide was well-informed and tour was at least 1.5 hours.

Very nice quaint, but small, museum. Gift shop next door is nothing but cheap tourist crap though.

Very much worth a visit to understand the history of the neighbourhood - very glad we made the time to visit here

Very helpful staff, interesting small museum if you dont feel like walking around much.

Nice. But very limited. More displays and maybe some interaction.

The Art Deco tour with Julie was wonderfully informative and entertaining

Amazing passion for art deco

Such a cool place and interesting history of Miami.

Nice souvenirs!

It is a spectacular place.