I had no idea how special this experience was until I finally took the tour, and wow it completely…read morechanged the way I see the city. Id noticed the murals before just passing by, but seeing them as part of a curated journey gives everything so much more meaning. The guide helped point out details I never would've caught on my own, and it added a whole new layer of appreciation. The artwork is powerful, full of emotion, and spread across the city in a way that makes the whole place feel like an open-air gallery. It celebrates the personality of the neighborhoods and captures stories that stay with you long after you're done. What really stood out to me was how much heart is behind each piece. You can feel the intention, the humor, the honesty, and the love woven into every message along the route. It turns a familiar ride into something unexpectedly uplifting. I left feeling inspired and genuinely connected to the city in a new way. Highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see a different, more meaningful side of Philly.

I love this. They had an initiative in the early 2000s to have graffiti art just work on art…read moreprojects as part of their community service. I believe this project is part of that circle was to have about 2OOO murals up by the mid-late OOs. By the time that happened they were way more than enough it's always nice to see free art as welll.

Easy to find - follow directions. Cool to see in person if you're in the area. Watch out for poison…read moreivy and people just hanging out.

Big Rusty is a different type of troll than I am used to seeing by Thomas Dambo and we almost…read moredidn't make the trip out to see him, but I'm glad we did. Big Rusty is made with a lot more metal than most of the other trolls, which are mostly made from wood. I believe all of his artwork is made from reclaimed items and it was actually nice to be able to see and appreciate this medium. Photos don't do Big Rusty Justice. There there is a real charm to this hungry creation that only comes across when you see himin person. Don't be put off by all the no trespassing signs and road closure signs and dead end signs, etc... it seems that the people who live nearby are just trying to keep visitors away. There is a very clear sign at the beginning of the gravel road that states the city has declared the road open and it is okay for you to visit. You will probably spend as much time walking through the abandoned buildings and looking at the graffiti as you do in appreciating Big Rusty. Art is art and this is definitely worth visiting.

Carrie is absolutely amazing. I work at a brand new senior living community, and we have had the…read morepleasure of having Carrie paint several murals in our community. She is truly a wizard of her craft and makes her work look effortless. It is all so realistic--she works wonders.

Promiseland murals did two jobs for me and both of them created so much new traffic for my…read morebusiness. I have gotten nothing but positive feedback from the community and from customers. I am so grateful for their hard work and their creative ideas that helped take my pizzeria to the next level!

This is a stunning mural located in Philadelphia. When my family and I were on our long journey…read morethrough the northeast over the summer we found many cool murals. I am finally getting around to reviewing some of them. This is an excellent display of color and imagery. I am very impressed with the artists ability to create such a wonderful piece. Check it out when you are in Philly it is worth the trip.

Good photo spot me and my boyfriend had a great time only thing is wish it stayed on 24 hrs because…read moresome days if I go it's not on

An Instagram worthy quick place to check out if you're in the Passyunk, Termini's Bakery,…read morePats/Genos area. A neon sign art installation on the side of a building, located down a deteriorated alleyway. Go after dark for the full effect, and get your camera ready to snap away! Park nearby on Passyunk, Reed or 9th streets and then walk down Percy Street. You only really need 5 or 10 minutes here, so swing by next time you're in the area!

Amazing artwork you can visit for free. It's in the Curtis Building and is a stunning mosaic of…read moreTiffany glass. The shading and lighting are stunning.

It's a Maxfield Parrish mural made of Tiffany glass, commissioned by the Curtis Publishing Co for…read moreits then-new building. It's an impressive piece of public art and is over 100 years old. It's worth stopping to admire it if you are in the area. The staff understands why you're here; as we peeked through the windows one evening, security waved us in to get a closer look. Years ago, when I worked nearby, I'd stop in for a moment of calm on my lunch hour. It's a soothing, romantic image and truly an historic art treasure in the city.

Cool Miral that we saw when we were in little Italy in Baltimore. I like seeing all the public art…read moreI like Italy and I like Italian murals and I thought it was awesome.