Spice up your date night visiting some of the most vibrant, beautiful and gigantic but hidden pieces of art in the Orlando area! We've put together this list of art locations to help you plan the perfect self-guided street art tour of Orlando.

Mills 50 District

Head to the Mills 50 District to grab an oat milk and honey latte at Lineage Coffee on Colonial Dr., walking just around the corner to view vibrant wall murals painted on the neighboring buildings.

Just up the street, art emerges in the be most unlikely of places, camouflaging and upgrading what would be a boring dumpster into a lively and colorful piece of art. “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is portrayed in its truest form here in the Mills 50 District. This area is riddled with ever changing works, so keep your eyes peeled for the newest popup art on street corners, building walls and in the most unsuspecting places! Here's a map of the dumpster art project, the murals, the art boxes and the art drains.

Check out our Guac & Graffiti date itinerary for even more street art murals in the Mills 50 district.

Dumpster art by Soco Friere at the corner of Summerlin and Colonial Dr. | Image credit: Allison Boening

Mills 50 district mural
Mural by Andrew Spear on Shine & Colonial. Image credit: Arlene Laboy

Pulse mural by Andrew Spear at iFixYouri, 1200 E. Colonial | Image credit: Arlene Laboy

Hunger Street Tacos

Curb your hunger for the evening at Hunger Street Tacos in Winter Park. This stunning mural covered building is a street art lover and taco enthusiast's paradise. You'll love the amazing eats and cultured chefs that are just as creative. Feast on traditional Mexico City street food with flare, like the grilled hibiscus taco or squash blossom quesadilla.

Sit outside enjoying the beauty of the building, which features several murals painted by the Lapiztola art collective. You can even take home your own copy of ‘Street Art’ by Alessandra Mattanza to remember your date filled with summertime fun.

Hunger Street Tacos mural Winter Park
Hunger Street Tacos | Image credit: Stephanie Patterson

Hunger Street Tacos mural Winter Park
Hunger Street Tacos | Image credit: Stephanie Patterson

Downtown/Thornton Park

Hop in the car and head to downtown Orlando and the Thornton Park district to continue the adventure with your love! A stop at Craft & Common for coffee and their scrumptious Pistachio Rosewater Cake is a must before meandering the area.

Sculptures around the lake are met with complimenting murals throughout your walk downtown. Check out the swan mural (at The Falcon Bar and Gallery) and the Pulse mural (801 E Washington St) as you stroll down the cobblestone streets of Thornton Park. Downtown, spot the picturesque Migrating Mural butterfly mural (painted to raise awareness for the Monarch Initiative) at 520 South Magnolia Ave. As the sun sets, watch the clouds and colors paint the sky in their own unique way for a natural work of art over the Orlando skyline. 

Swan mural by Evoca1 at The Falcon Bar and Gallery (Washington Street and Hyer Avenue) | Image credit: Allison Boening

Monarch Initiative mural at 520 South Magnolia Avenue by Ink Dwell Studio | Image credit: Allison Boening

Other murals to check out include:

  • The new murals inside of the Thornton Park parking garage (check them out in this Bungalower article)
  • The Pulse mural at 801 E. Washington Street
  • Greetings Tour Greetings from Orlando mural at Uncle Tony's Donut Shoppe (703 N Orange Ave)
  • The gator in a swan boat mural on the side of Harry Buffalo (corner of Garland Ave. and Church St.)

Feature image: Corner of Colonial Dr. & Altaloma Ave., image by Allison Boening