Explore South Philly Art & Magic Gardens Tour
Walk South Philly murals and mosaics, ending at Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
Duration
2 Hours
Includes
Guide, Magic Gardens entry
Highlights
Explore South Philly’s public art with a local English-speaking guide as you walk through Queen Village and Bella Vista. See murals and mosaics up close, learn the stories behind them, and finish with admission to Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens.
- Discover murals and mosaics at Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
- Stroll through Queen Village and Bella Vista neighborhoods
- Learn the history and inspiration behind local public art
- Visit a contemporary gallery and chat with a local art non-profit leader
- Support a community art organization with an included donation
What's Included
- Local, English-speaking guide
- Admission to the Philadelphia Magic Gardens
- Donation to a local community art organization
Things to know
Food and drinks, souvenirs, and guide tips and gratuities are not included.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in before the start of your tour.
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FAQs
No. You can join without your voucher, but save the email on your phone or print it for the meeting details.
The tour runs rain or shine, so dress appropriately for the weather.
Your ticket does not include additional food and drinks, souvenirs, or tips and gratuities for your guide.
Meeting details
Your tour will meet at the Theatre of the Living Arts (outside, in front of the entrance); 334 South St., Philadelphia, PA 19147
Related locations
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
Admission includedStep into Philadelphia's Magic Gardens and the city falls away entirely. Every surface here, from the undulating walls to the sunken grottos, is encrusted with broken mirrors, bicycle wheels, hand-painted tiles, and thousands of glass shards that catch and scatter light in constantly shifting patterns. The result is less an art gallery than a living environment, one that rewards slow, deliberate exploration. Philadelphia's Magic Gardens covers both an indoor gallery and a dense outdoor labyrinth, offering a rare chance to move through a single artist's obsessive, decades-long vision.
