Now’s the perfect time to plan your next trip to Jacksonville Florida.

According to local news, there won’t be restrictions preventing you from enjoying your next art hunt in Jacksonville. You’ll start your tour at the center of the visitor center on Laura Steet. From there, you’ll find murals all around.

There’s plenty of art to see, but the following’s a shortlist of the best tips. Here’s the must-see street art in Jacksonville.

Floating Land

The artist, Shaun Thurston, created the Floating Land art piece in 2015. You can find it at 215 North Laura Steet. The art piece is above Chamblin’s Uptown.

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Swing by the Jacksonville Public Library Main Branch for another must-see. You’ll find it at 303 North Laura Street. Upon entering the grand reading room, you’ll find an untitled art piece by Al Held.

Allegory of a Library

While you’re at the library, explore the staircase on the right that faces the courtyard. You’ll find the Allegory of a Library by Kathryn Freeman. Created in 2005, it has remained a must-see in town.

Memorial to the Great Fire Monument

Continue down to the Northbank Riverwalk to see Bruce White’s Memorial to the Great Fire Monument. It’s located on South Market Street and East Coastline Drive. The art mural has remained a worthy mention since 2002.

General Andrew Jackson Reviewing the Troops at the Battle of New Orleans

While at the Riverwalk, you’ll find more must-see street art like this one. Since 1987, an art piece by Clark Mills and a replica by Bob Spring has remained impressive. General Andrew Jackson Reviewing the Troops at the Battle of New Orleans is located on East Independent Drive and North Laura Street.

Mirrored River: Where Do You See Yourself

Across the main street bridge, you’ll find more impressive street art. The Mirrored River: Where Do You See Yourself by RouxArt was created in 2015. You’ll find it under the Main Street Bridge on the Southbank Riverwalk.

Brooklyn

You can take a trip downtown to see other street art. Brooklyn by Jason Tetlak is located at 250 Park Street on PRC Digital Media’s back wall. This art piece holds the Guinness World Record for the largest 3D mural globally at 1,900 sq ft.

Hotels Near Street Art

You can book your hotel stay close enough to street art without being too far from the airport. One of the popular hotels near Jacksonville airport is the Holiday Inn Express. You can read everything you need to know about it before booking your stay.

Your Next Trip Starts Here

Now that you know some of the must-see street art in Jacksonville, you’re ready to see it for yourself. You can use what you read today as a guide to your walking tour. Start at the center and work your way around town.

There are more things to do in Florida when you’re done admiring the art scenes. You can visit our things to do page for other travel tips. Explore our blog longer for more ideas for your next trip.