BEST OF · MURAL TOURS IN THE USA
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 15 mural tours in the USA justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back out to the wall.
Cruise Nashville by private golf cart with a local guide such as Tyler, Will, Eric, or Scotty. Stop for photos at murals across the Gulch, Marathon Village, downtown, Music Row, SoBro, and East Nashville. The route is flexible, but the cart runs rain or shine.
“Tour guide was exceptional, however the golf cart exhaust was very loud and it was very difficult to hear the tour guide.”
Ride a golf cart through Nashville with guides such as Dylan, Adam, Jake, and Cam, stopping for murals, downtown sights, Antique Archaeology, Corsair Distillery, and Tennessee Legend Distillery. The small-group format keeps walking light and leaves room for local food and nightlife tips.
“We had an amazing city tour with JB that included some of Nashville’s most iconic spots, from vibrant murals to historic Music Row. JB was incredibly informative and shared fascinating insights about the city’s culture, history, and hidden gems. We really appreciated the helpful tips he gave us for exploring Nashville beyond the tour—it made our trip even better. If you’re looking for a fun and knowledgeable guide who brings the city to life, we highly recommend JB!”
Ride through Austin in a private pedicab with guides such as Jordan, Caleb, Anna, and Nathan, stopping at more than 20 murals, the I Love You So Much wall, Greetings from Austin, and Willie Nelson’s statue. Expect local stories, photo help, and downtown hotel pickup if selected.
“I had the very best time. Thank you so much. Loved all the murals. Highly recommend. I learned a lot about Austin.”
Walk from the Theatre of the Living Arts through South Street, Bella Vista, and Queen Village with a local guide such as Carla, Chuck, Heather, or Marty. See murals and mosaics, visit Da Vinci Art Alliance, then enter Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens. The tour is in English and limited to 12 people.
“Excellent tour of the wonderful mosaics of South Street! A great way to expand the knowledge of the artistic side of this surprisingly fascinating historical city.”
Meet your art-focused guide at The Goddess and Grocer in Bucktown, then walk about two miles through The 606 and Logan Square. Expect mural stories, artist background, neighborhood history, group discussion, and a finish at Logan 11 Bar & Kitchen. Guides may include Briana, Brian, Jackie, Jacki, or Matthew.
“Loved this tour - a great guide who gave us enough background so we could really appreciate what we were seeing and the art was fantastic!”
Spend 40 minutes inside Wynwood Walls with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, then stay to explore at your own pace. See major murals, Goldman Global Arts galleries, the Peter Tunney Experience, and an artist solo show. Guides such as Jon, Cata, and Carlos explain the art and neighborhood.
“Very interesting and enjoyable tour with a knowledgeable guide Jon. The weather was awful but it made no difference from under our Walls umbrellas.”
Spend five hours with Careri Entertainment guides such as Alex, Louie, Jose, Kent, or Louis, tracing New York’s 1990s music and crime stories from Hell’s Kitchen to Harlem, the Bronx, and Brooklyn. Expect murals, Yankee Stadium, the Joker Stairs, the Apollo Theater, local shops, and subway travel.
“The tour was awesome! Our guide Louie was a really nice guy, knew a lot about NY, and was a good laugh too. Book the tour! 🙌”
Walk from St. Claude Avenue through Bywater, St. Roch, Faubourg Marigny, and the edge of the French Quarter with guides such as Tyler, Dave, or Lorelei. Expect murals, mosaics, post-Katrina stories, local art politics, photography stops, and one of Banksy’s remaining New Orleans works.
“Tyler was great. He personally knows most of the artists and told us the cultural significance of each.”
Ride through downtown Houston’s Market Square area in an open-air electric cart while your guide points out major murals, artists, symbols, and local stories. Guides such as Marna, Sarah, Robby, and Larry are known for adding personal detail and taking photos. The two-hour tour costs $65 per person.
“Learning about what each mural meant and the artist who did it. We learn some interesting facts about downtown Houston and Houston itself. We really enjoyed Sarah she was very knowledgeable and nice.”
Walk Nashville’s 12 South district with a photographer such as Jayme, Vivian, Christy, Gina, or Milly. Pose at famous murals, including I Believe in Nashville and Nashville Looks Good on You, while getting local food and shopping tips. Your guide brings the camera and sends edited digital photos afterward.
“What a wonderful experience! Christy was an amazing photographer and guide throughout the Nashville Photowalk. From the moment we started, she made everyone feel completely relaxed in front of the camera, which made for some truly natural and beautiful photos. Beyond her talent with photography, Christy added so much value by sharing fun facts and local recommendations along the way—great spots to eat, hang out, or explore more of the city. It felt like we were walking around town with a friend who just happened to be an expert with a camera. Highly recommend this for anyone wanting a laid-back, professional photo experience while also getting to know a bit…”
Ride an electric bike through downtown St. Petersburg with guides such as Jordan, Drew, Andrea, Ian, or Phillip. In about 2.5 hours, you’ll see waterfront parks, banyan trees, the Pier, the Dali Museum exterior, Tropicana Field, and colorful murals, with stops for local stories and photos.
“Jordan was fabulous - full of energy. We have been visiting St Pete for 25 years and it was great to learn about the history. The bikes were easy to use and little to no effort needed to ride through town.”
Ride a 15-person pedal trolley from 3 Daughters Brewing through St. Petersburg, stopping at bars, breweries, murals, and dog-friendly patios. Guides such as Josh, Chris, Ben, and Dylan keep the mood moving. Bring your own drinks, use the onboard cooler, and expect real pedaling in Florida heat.
“Our driver, Josh, did a fantastic job and made sure we had a wonderful experience. Each of the bar stops along the way were so much fun!”
Explore Nashville’s murals in the Gulch, 12 South, downtown, and possibly east Nashville with a guide such as Luke, TT, Will, or Emily. You’ll ride an air-conditioned bus, stop for photos, enjoy sweets and fruit, then finish with a mimosa and rooftop views. BYOB is allowed on the bus.
“The murals were fine but the people and the guide were awesome. We made friendships touring and had a wonderful time!”
Ride an electric bike through San Antonio’s mural districts, Pearl Brewery, Hopscotch, Travis Park Church, the River paths, and the D.R.E.A.M. District. Guides such as Brian, Erica, and Aaron share artist stories, city tips, and safe riding help. Bikes, helmets, and handle bags are included.
“Great way to see the city. We went to several murals/street art around the city. Brian, our guide and owner of the company, is very knowledgeable about the artists who created the art. He also gave us several recommendations for local restaurants. I definitely recommend the tour.”
Ride an e-bike with guide Drew through Asheville’s riverfront, River Arts District, Riverside Cemetery, Montford, Grove Park Inn, and Carrier Park. Expect about 2.5 hours, roughly 16 miles, gentle hills, local stories, and a small group capped at nine riders.
“Drew was very informed about the town, such a great guide! What a nice guy! Would do it again , good bicycle lanes though out the city”
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