easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour primarily involves walking on flat urban terrain.
Explore hidden murals and street art in Chicago’s coolest neighborhoods with a passionate guide. Discover the stories behind the art that brings Wicker Park, Bucktown, and Logan Square to life.
$35 per Adult & $20 for Kids (10 and under) | 2 Hours | Street Art & Murals
Discover Chicago's vibrant street art scene on the Offbeat Street Art Tour, where you'll explore hidden gems in Wicker Park, Bucktown, and Logan Square. Learn about the artists and their inspirations as you uncover the stories behind the art that often goes unnoticed, transforming the city into a living gallery.
Adult: (Ages 11+) $35 Kids: (Ages 10 & Under) $20
2 hours
Chicago is home to some of the best artists in the world. But it’s not all just Picasso and Calder. There are many artists that create art right before your eyes, but you may never notice it. That’s where the Offbeat Street Art Tour comes in. We celebrate the art that sits right under your nose, behind a building or just around the corner and educates you about the people behind the art and their influences. We turn the city into a living gallery.
We can't wait to show you the vibrant art scene of Wicker Park, Bucktown, and Logan Square. From main streets to back alleys, we'll show you the offbeat artists who you may already know or who you've easily overlooked for years. Giving you some history on the neighborhood as well as background on each artist, what inspires them and highlighting their unique styles - we guarantee you'll be both interested, educated, and entertained.
The tour involves walking across urban neighborhoods on varied surfaces, so supportive shoes help keep you comfortable.
Street art is colorful and ever-changing; capturing photos helps you remember your favorite pieces.
Carry a water bottle as the tour covers several blocks and may last a couple of hours, especially in warmer months.
Respect homes and businesses by observing artwork from public sidewalks and spaces only.
Chicago's street art reflects the city’s rich cultural heritage and evolving neighborhoods, with roots tracing back to the 1980s graffiti movements.
Many local artists and organizations promote sustainable street art practices, encouraging the use of eco-friendly paints and preservation of urban spaces.
Supports your feet during extended walking periods on pavement and sidewalks.
Keeps you hydrated during the tour, especially useful during warm weather.
spring specific
Protects you from spring showers and keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Great for capturing photographs of vibrant street art and murals.