Philadelphia isn’t the only destination in Pennsylvania for murals and street art. All across the state, you’ll find public art that highlights history, culture, and community.
Whether you’re looking for photo-worthy backgrounds, a self-guided trail, or want to explore new neighborhoods, Pennsylvania is filled with art experiences to discover.
Nation’s largest outdoor art gallery
Mural Arts Philadelphia offers walking, trolley, train, and private tours that highlight Philly’s more than 3,600 murals. These tours explore the city’s neighborhoods, social justice themes, and iconic public art.
A mosaic wonderland
Artist Isaiah Zagar’s South Street landmark, Magic Gardens, is a starting point for guided street art tours through Bella Vista and Queen Village that showcase his intricate mosaics, hidden murals, and mixed-media installations.
Cherry Street Mural Corridor (West Reading)
This vibrant stretch of West Reading features over 30 works of art in three blocks. The city worked to involve the public in these projects, allowing them to engage in the design process and sometimes even help to create the final pieces.
Murals of Lancaster
More than 50 murals and public art installations can be found throughout Lancaster’s walls, buildings, and parking structures, celebrating the city’s history, culture, and community spirit.
Murals of Harrisburg
Over 40 large-scale murals are spread across Midtown, Downtown, and Allison Hill, showcasing a public art collection by local, national, and international artists that explore themes of diversity, community, and history.
Royal Square Mural Park (York)
The outdoor gallery located in York’s Royal Square District features a collection of larger-than-life murals packed into a single city block, making it one of Pennsylvania’s most concentrated public art experiences.
Karl Stirner Arts Trail (Easton)
The scenic outdoor trail stretching along Bushkill Creek features over a dozen contemporary sculptures and installations by nationally recognized and regional artists. Enjoy public art alongside nature and recreation.
Pittsburgh Public Art Tours
View the city’s extensive collection of murals, sculptures, monuments, and iconic architecture with self-guided public art tours in areas like Downtown, the North Shore, and Oakland to experience Pittsburgh’s history and culture.
Find your wings in Westmoreland
The interactive public art trail features colorful wing murals throughout the county. Visitors can explore the local communities while capturing photo opportunities.
Lackawanna County Mural Tour (Scranton)
More than 70 murals are featured across Scranton and neighboring communities. In this self-guided trail, visitors will find fan-favorite works inspired by ‘The Office’ and community storytelling projects.
Public art in Williamsport
A self-guided downtown trail showcases the city’s growing creative energy with more than 25 murals, sculptures, and installations throughout Williamsport and the Susquehanna River Walk.
The Shamokin Mural Tour
Nine community-created murals honor the city’s industrial heritage, local legends, and coal-mining history. Follow along for a visual storytelling experience.
Huntingdon County Public Art Trail
This self-guided tour features murals painted on former railroad trestles in Portstown Park as well as sculptures, monuments, and public art installations celebrating the local culture and creativity.
Johnstown’s Spider-Man mural
One of Pennsylvania’s most recognizable public art landmarks is a larger-than-life Spider-Man mural, which has become a beloved photo stop and symbol for Johnstown’s growing arts scene.
Erie County Mural Trail
More than 85 murals and public art installations are scattered throughout Erie County. Visitors can discover works that highlight local history, community pride, and artistic expression. Look for standout pieces like ‘Flotsam’ at the Bicentennial Tower and ‘Rudy’ on Mid City Tower.
Art in the Alley (Ridgway)
The public art project transforms downtown alleyways into galleries filled with murals, sculptures, and creative installations that help to revitalize the community.
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