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    Two Freaky Foot Tours guides walking past Joe Pagac's colorful El Tour de Tucson mural

    Tucson · Mural Tour · Select dates; check the booking calendar

    Mural Tour of Historic Downtown Tucson

    A 40-foot tribute to the women who raised the artist. Desert creatures hidden in a cycling mural. 90 minutes, 1 mile of easy walking, every story researched from the record.

    4.8 on TripAdvisor · 4+ reviews Small group · max 25 Locally owned · Est. 2015

    Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your tour · Runs rain, snow or starlight

    Select dates; check the booking calendar
    90 minutes1 mile of easy walking
    Small group, max 25Everyone hears every word
    All ages
    Meets at Hotel Congress311 E Congress St, Tucson
    Rain, snow or starlightFull refund when you cancel 24 or more hours before the tour

    The Story

    About This Mural Tour

    Tucson is known for its vibrant murals and lively street art, and much of it can be found in its historic downtown. You will walk the city’s pleasant sidewalks with a knowledgeable guide and discover colorful, eclectic and bold paintings–some in unusual places! Starting at the “Arrival of the Railroad” mural and proceeding to the Rialto Theatre’s alley, history and art become intertwined. You’ll be amazed by the “Empowered Woman” and smile at the 60s-ish HUB mural. The Mexican-Latin influence is everywhere, especially with “La Guitarrista” and “Vergriss.” You’ll see one mural celebrating “El Tour de Tucson” and another honoring PETA . “That’s a Wrap”--Tucson’s move to beautify downtown utility boxes-is evident as are brilliantly colored store-commissioned murals. You ‘ll mosey through the iconic “Rock the Spot” parking lot and say hello to Linda. The grand finale is grand indeed–the Three Cowboys, who look out from the Court building and pay homage to Tucson rodeo culture.

    What To Expect

    Rialto Alley

    191 East Toole Avenue

    Two Freaky Foot Tours guides beneath Ignacio Garcia's Rialto Theatre muralIgnacio Garcia's Rialto Theatre mural in downtown Tucson

    Vergiss

    178 E. Broadway

    Las Tres Hermanas

    61 E Congress St

    The Las Tres Hermanas mural in downtown TucsonGuests viewing the Las Tres Hermanas mural on the Tucson mural tour

    El Tour de Tucson

    Southeast corner of Broadway and Sixth Avenue.

    Harboring Beauty

    191 East Toole Ave

    Giant blue hands cradling a clownfish on Tucson's Harboring Beauty muralGuides at the black and white botanical mural on the Tucson mural tour

    Jackie Dayhtona

    189 East Toole Ave

    And MORE...

    Explore hidden gems and secret stories waiting around every corner of historic downtown Tucson

    Freaky Foot Tours guides at the Rock the Spot graffiti wall

    Experience the Beauty of Downtown Tucson

    A guide leads guests past the 100 Anos Tucson Rodeo muralThe grayscale Cobra Arcade mural in downtown TucsonA veteran Freaky Foot Tours guide on the Tucson mural tour

    Freaky Foot Tours - Tucson's Premier Walking Tour

    Stop by Stop

    Where the route takes you

    • 112 mural stops
    • 2Local artists
    • 3Train Station finish

    Those are the landmarks. What happened at each one, you hear on the tour.

    Small groups fill first. Save your spot.Select dates; check the booking calendar · Max 25 guests
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    4.8 on TripAdvisor · 4+ reviews

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    lgtdstreet

    What a wonderful experience we had touring some of Tucson's fabulous, iconic southwestern murals! Our guide, Monk, is an artist himself, which added to his knowledge, interest and passion for the street art.
    TripAdvisor · April 2026 · Tucson Mural Tour · Tucson, AZ source

    Barb R

    Very pleasant tour guide, Monk. I had no idea how extensive the murals of Tucson are. Informative and entertaining. This is a great way to entertain guests.
    TripAdvisor · April 2026 · Tucson Mural Tour · Tucson, AZ source

    Groups & Celebrations

    Make it a private tour

    Tucson Mural Tour also runs as a private booking. Same route. Your own guide. Your people only. You pick the date and time.

    Bachelorette and birthday crews, corporate teams, family reunions, friend groups. Guides tailor the stories to the group.

    From the Research Desk

    Go deeper before you go

    The stories behind this route, researched and checked against the record.

    While You're in Town

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    Ghost

    Tucson Ghost Tour

    A firefighter recognized Dillinger from a $12 tip. But the Hotel Congress has older secrets, and it's only the first of 8 haunted stops.

    Evenings at 8 PM this summer; see the booking calendar for tonight90 min1 mile

    Before You Book

    Quick answers

    How do I book a Freaky Foot Tours walking tour?

    Book online through our secure Peek booking calendar (every tour page has a Book Now button), or call or text us at (928) 224-0518. Booking a few days ahead is recommended: tours are small groups, Friday and Saturday departures regularly sell out, and October is our busiest month of the year.

    What is the cancellation policy?

    Full refund when you cancel 24 or more hours before the tour; no refund under 24 hours. Tours run rain, snow or starlight; if we ever cancel a departure, you get a full refund or a free rebooking, your choice.

    Are Freaky Foot Tours ghost tours kid-friendly?

    Our regular ghost and history tours are all-ages: the stories are true history told honestly, not jump scares, and kids 8 to 12 usually love them. We recommend 13+ for the darkest material on the ghost tours. Two experiences are adults-only: Mountain Town of Madness in Flagstaff is 18+, and the private Spirits With The Spirits pub crawl is 21+.

    What time does the Tucson ghost tour start and where does it meet?

    The Downtown Tucson Haunted History Tour meets at Hotel Congress, 311 E Congress St, on the Toole Avenue side of the building by the Visit Hotel Congress mural. Departures are at 8 PM this summer; check the booking calendar for tonight's exact time. The tour runs 90 minutes over about one mile. Adults $29, students $25, children $22. Arrive 15 minutes early.

    Is Hotel Congress in Tucson haunted?

    Hotel Congress, opened 1919, is Tucson's most famous haunt: staff and guests report activity around Room 242, and the hotel's history includes the 1934 fire that led to John Dillinger's capture in Tucson. It is the meeting point and first story of our Downtown Tucson Haunted History Tour.

    Did John Dillinger really get caught in Tucson?

    Yes. The 1934 fire at Hotel Congress smoked the Dillinger gang out of hiding, and a Tucson firefighter's memory for faces, helped along by a $12 tip, set up an arrest that had eluded police across the Midwest. How the whole gang ended up in handcuffs is the opening story of our Downtown Tucson Haunted History Tour.

    Explore the Stories Behind Tucson's Murals

    The walls downtown have stories to tell.

    Small groups cap at 25 guests and popular dates fill first. Book direct for the best price, or call with questions.

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