Maurice A. Ferré Park
1075 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Open Daily
7:00 AM → 10:00 PM
Things to do
Dogs & Cats walkaway
Stroll through an artful exhibit featuring 52 sculptures of dogs and cats honoring our four‑legged friends. A playful, inclusive public art space.
Waterfront Bay walk
Walk the longest continuous baywalk in Miami, taking in skyline vistas, sea breezes, and a calm retreat from the city hustle.
Dog Park
A designated area for dogs to run free, safely fenced and pet-friendly — a perfect place for paws and people to meet.
Outdoor museum
Walk among bold public art and sculpture installations — from the Dogs & Cats Walkway to Spanish Navy memorials — in a living open‑air museum.
Outdoor Gym
Outdoor fitness spots with stations for strength, cardio, and bodyweight workouts surrounded by green views and fresh air.
outdoor Museum
Explore our exhibitions
DOGS AND CATS WALKWAY
SPANISH NAVY PLAZA BY JOSÉ FEITO
PAREJA BY JIMÉNEZ DEREDIA
FLORA LA RECOGEDORA DE SUEÑOS BY CUNDO BERMÚDEZ
LA DIADEMA BY MANOLO VALDÉS
LOOKING INTO MY DREAMS
Upcoming events
About / History
Maurice A. Ferré Park has transformed into an open-air museum, boasting spectacular venues in close proximity to the bay, where breathtaking outdoor events take place. It offers magnificent views not only of Biscayne Bay but also the downtown Miami skyline, making it a privileged location for unforgettable gatherings. The park’s surroundings feature stunning artwork showcased along the Dogs and Cats Walkway, as well as an extraordinary area housing the Jiménez Deredia exhibition, which will be available throughout the entire year.
Formerly called Museum Park, the 21-acre Maurice A. Ferré Park is home to the Peréz Art Museum Miami and the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science. Located north of AmericanAirlines Arena, this park is considered an extension of Bayfront Park. It sits right on Biscayne Bay and has an outdoor amphitheater, grassy areas, walking and biking baths and Plaza de la Marina Española (Spanish Navy Plaza), a monument that honors the Spanish Navy and its arrival in the Americas on October 12, 1492.