Havana's Balcony

Juan Garaizabal's large public artwork on the waterfront side of Maurice A. Ferré Park. Navigate to the exact pin rather than the general Maurice A. Ferré Park marker.

Paid museum garages and downtown lots are the dependable options. Museum, arena, cruise, and festival traffic can change rates and access; Metromover is usually simpler.

Outdoor park access applies; event fencing or waterfront work can temporarily restrict the artwork area.

Museum restrooms require admission or operating access. Park and event restroom availability varies, so identify a current public option before a long lawn or waterfront visit.

Viewing the outdoor artwork is free.

Paved paths, Metromover elevators, museum entrances, and developed waterfront routes are accessible, but event fencing, grades, and heat affect practical circulation.

Leashed dogs are allowed in general park areas under posted rules but not inside museums, playgrounds, fountains, or restricted event zones except service animals.

Juan Garaizabal's large public artwork on the waterfront side of Maurice A. Ferré Park. Frost Science, open lawns, public art, boats, and trains make a strong family cluster. One museum plus outdoor time is usually more realistic than both museums in one day.

Navigate to the artwork pin rather than a museum entrance. The exposed waterfront route has limited shade and can close for events or lightning.

Museum Park Metromover station directly serves the park, connecting free to downtown rail hubs and parking farther inland.