World Erotic Art Museum - Miami Beach (FL)

5 /5 Alpha Aina: Fun and interesting. I hate the ran out of tshirts. Paid $25 to get in but I think its normally $30 .. took about 2 hours to tour and walk around. There is no guide, tour as you wish, take pics and videos but no flash.

5 /5 Heather Fallon: This place was very interesting and not what I was really expecting at all. Not to spoil anything, so please stop reading here if youre going soon, but I was assuming the entire exhibit was like what it is in the beginning of the walk through, and it most certainly is not. It was like cool little pictures on the wall drawn by artists, a large xxx sculpture, and some stories. It gets more x rated as you go in past these. Definitely interesting and worth a visit!

5 /5 Frances Barton: A lot bigger than I thought it was! Great way to spend a couple hours and to learn about the history of erotic art! They don’t allow food/drink inside (for good reason) but let you take all the photos you want. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something interesting and different to do in South Beach.

5 /5 chris varlas: Went Sunday 12/22 with my daughter and we had an awesome time! Spent about three hours there and could have spent longer than that on the library alone. MUCH bigger than it looks from the front. Very informative and very fun. Special mention to the very kind gentleman at the front desk- very cool vibes unlike other museums. Will definitely be back!

4 /5 Christian Marr: Really cool collection! The front desk employee was super helpful and thorough.. There were three different collections when we visited. They seemed rather random in relation to each other but all were really interesting and we definitely enjoyed the experience. One of my favorite pieces was the phallic sculpture that was in A Clockwork Orange film! The only off putting thing was that there was a private security room upstairs in the midst of the collections. An employee in the room was blasting music extremely loud and also singing along with it super loud and crazy. It was pretty strange and did interfere with the atmosphere of enjoying the collections. The price of admission is $20/person, which I feel is a little steep for the type of collections they had. But I do understand that museums are not huge money makers and Im sure they are even more challenged with pandemic so we were fine to pay that much. Its also pretty cool that youre allowed to take photos in the museum with the art :)