Are you locked down in or near Richmond, VA? Looking for an interesting way to spend your hours and get some fresh air?
This interactive map will allow you to have a free walking tour of RVA's street art!
In no way is this a holistic list of all of the murals in Richmond. There are more than 100+ murals between all the neighborhoods. You also might find that a few of these murals are no longer there or have been painted over.
That's because the annual RVA Art Festival and RVA Mural Project revitalize the city with a fresh coat of paint and artistry every year, not to mention privately commissioned art pieces.
So if you see a new mural, comment it's pin address and I'll add it.
Head over to Part I of this post to learn the history and information behind the Richmond Mural Project to pick and choose which murals you'd like to see.
[bctt tweet=”Spend your lockdown days exploring the city in the most Richmond way possible—biking around taking photos of all of its stunning murals! Use this map and start your art adventure today.” username=”packslight”]
If you visited every mural on this map it would take you around 4 hours or so walking.
Ride a bike, order some take out from one of the many small business eateries on your route, and enjoy an amazing day exploring Richmond.
Tick them all off in one day, or hit one per day for the whole summer.
Tip: If you star this map you can save it and keep it to finish your street art scavenger hunt another day.
Did you find this map helpful? Did you run into any new murals on your route?
Let me know in the comments.
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[…] and beautiful. I set out to see some of the murals near where I stayed, close up. Thanks to a Google Map I found marking many of the murals, I was able to view around 50 murals on W. Cary and W. Main […]
Love this, but how about a driving tour of these murals for old people and the handicapped?
All of these murals are easily seen by the road, and you can easily drive up and park in front of them!