Self-Guided Tour
Explore public art and neighborhood stories at your own pace
Take a self-guided walk through Boston’s Latin Quarter and experience public art, landmarks, and neighborhood stories connected to the district’s culture and history.
BOSTON’S LATIN QUARTER PUBLIC ART TOUR
A walking tour through art, memory, and community
The Boston’s Latin Quarter Public Art Tour is a free self-guided audio tour that starts at Jackson Square MBTA Station and leads visitors through public art sites across the district.
Along the way, visitors can hear stories about murals, mosaics, sculptures, sidewalk art, and other public art connected to the district’s Afro-Latin culture, immigrant stories, youth advocacy, and community life.
WHAT YOU’LL SEE
Public art stops across the district
Tour stops include:
1
Introduction
2
Welcome to Jackson Square Mural
3
Unity Mural
4
Mozart Park Mural
5
Peace Doves
6
Baker’s Dream Mural
7
Pimentel Market Mural
8
Blessed Sacrament Plaza Mosaics
9
Dancing Bike Racks
10
Beauty Master Mural
11
Taino Mural
12
Ending
START THE TOUR
Listen, walk, and explore
Visitors can take the tour on their own schedule using the audio tour link. The tour is designed to help people experience the district through public art and the stories behind it.