Do It For the 'Gram! A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Traveling to Nashville, Tennessee soon? One of the can’t-miss highlights of your trip needs to be the incredibly photo-ready, Instagram worthy murals! With more than 100 murals in the city (and more being painted every day!), Nashville is just not Music City, but Mural City as well. 

In 2016, Nashville started their “Nashville Walls Project,” where artists from all over could come to create personalized pieces. Since then, the numbers of murals have grown substantially throughout the city and have given Nashville a flair that is uniquely it’s own.

By no means is this a comprehensive list of murals - Camels & Chocolate has one of the most comprehensive lists I’ve seen - but this is a great starting point for reference! 


The Gulch

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

#WhatLiftsYou Nashville Wings Mural

Artist: Kelsey Montague

Where: 11th Avenue South (near Biscuit Love)

Easily one of the most famous murals in Nashville, these wings are 20-feet high and intricately decorated (do you see the guitars?). Get there early because there is always a line for this one. 


A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals
A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals
A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

The Nashville Walls Project

Artists: Ian Ross, Jason Woodside

Where: 11th Avenue South and Laurel Street

Located right across the street from the #WhatLiftsYou wings, are these incredible murals. Both make for an interesting backdrop in any photo.


A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Acoustic Skyline

Artist: Allison Johnson

Where: 1004 Division St

This one might be a bit outside the Gulch area of the others, but absolutely worth it to stop by!


A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals
A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Welcome to Nashville

Artist: Anthony Billups

Where: Nashville Peddle Tavern 1504 Demonbreun St

Just up on the bridge from the Gulch, this mural overlooks the city with vivid colors.


12 South

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Nashville Looks Good On You

Artist: The Nash.TN

Where: Behind Frothy Monkey in 12 South

Grab some coffee at Frothy Monkey and then head into the rear parking lot to snag this shot!

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

I Believe in Nashville

Artist: Adrien Saporiti

Where: 2702 12th Ave. S

With coffee in hand, head across the street to this iconic Nashville mural. Bonus: The Draper James store and it’s iconic blue and white wall is right across the alley!

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Looking Pretty, Music City

Artist: Emily Eisenhart / Eastside Murals

Where: 2709 12th Avenue South

Note: This mural recently replaced the hippie inspired, peace sign Nashville mural. But it’s still pretty in its own right!


A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals
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I Love Donuts

Artist: Unknown

Where: Five Daughters Bakery 12 South

Still got that coffee from Frothy Monkey? Good! Walk down the street to add in a 100-layer donut and this adorable mural. The inside is just as Instagram-worthy!


Downtown

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

I Believe in Smashville

Artist: DCXV

Where: 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203 (Map)

A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals

Greetings from Nashville

Artist: Commissioned by Loser’s Bar and Grill

Where: Loser’s Bar and Grill, 1911 Division St


East Nashville

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East Nashville

Artist: Troy Duff

Where: Walkway across from Soda Parlor

We’re sensing a connection between murals and food here.


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A Guide to 12 of Nashville's Most Instagram Worthy Murals
Ashley Rollins

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