Located at:

1329 N Hollywood Way

“Armenian Roots” is the first Armenian-themed mural in Burbank. It can be found outside of Nexus Auto Group, at the corner of Burbank Blvd and Hollywood Way. PC: @Aiyie

Located at:

3116 W Magnolia Blvd

This vibrant graffiti-inspired mural bursts with bright colors and playful energy, centering around the theme of bagels. The artist uses bold lines and dynamic shapes to create a lively composition, capturing the whimsical and delicious essence of the iconic breakfast treat. The vivid hues and creative elements make the mural an eye-catching piece that celebrates both street art and culinary delight. Artwork by: @dytch66

Located at:

125 E Palm Ave

Based on artwork by Jim Lee and sculpted by Alejandro Pereira Ezcurra, the seven foot tall Batman stands stands tall in front of the AMC Burbank 16 theatre awaiting your selfie opportunity!

Located at:

4211 W Riverside Dr

The face of the iconic Bob's Big Boy is featured on the side of the restaurant facing Starbucks in the Media District.

Located at:

4420 W Victory Blvd

This mural pays homage to the late, great Kobe Bryant #24.

Located at:

300 N San Fernando Blvd

Spot this giant mural featuring “Burbank” on a bed of flowers on the corner of Palm Ave. and San Fernando Blvd. on the wall of Starbucks. PC: @theLAgirl

Located at:

1407 W Magnolia Blvd

Don't miss this palm tree lined street mural on the side of Hosharian Law offices.

Located at:

325 N San Fernando Blvd

See a watercolor remake of the Burbank city skyline at 325 N San Fernando Blvd.

Located at:

3501 W Magnolia Blvd

Show your wings when you snap a pic in front of the butterfly wall at 3501 W Magnolia Blvd. PC: @brightbazaar

Located at:

3525 N San Fernando Blvd

This 3-story mural is located on the Cambria Hotel in the Airport District.

Located at:

3117 Magnolia Blvd

Painted on the side of Blast From The Past at 3117 Magnolia Blvd. in Burbank’s charmingly retro Magnolia Park neighborhood. PC: @thelagirl

Located at:

2022 Magnolia Blvd

"CITY OF ANGELS" by Scrap Graffiti in Los Angeles, CA for Fade Factory Barbershop in Burbank.

Located at:

3121 W Olive Ave

This vibrant mural created by Cailey Elliott is located right outside Coffee Commissary in the Media District.

Located at:

1800 W Olive Ave

The mural by Alex Ali Gonzalez is dedicated to the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team. It features pitcher Shohei Ohtani and right fielder Mookie Betts.

Located at:

102 E Magnolia Blvd

Inspired by the name of the establishment, Flappers Comedy Club, you see here a flapper and her date.

Located at:

2120 W Magnolia Blvd

Adorning the outside of Tansy in Magnolia Park are multiple flowers of all colors and shapes by Alyssa Crosby.

Located at:

164 E Palm Ave

Amidst the bustling streets of Downtown Burbank stands Republik Coffee's flower mural, offering a serene oasis where urban dwellers can immerse themselves in the beauty of nature's bounty.

Located at:

303 N. Glenoaks

This mural is located by the parking structure at the Cartoon Network Building.

Located at:

2001 Buena Vista St

Check out this larger than life portrait by Alex Gonzales on the side of Costa Azul at 2001 Buena Vista St.

Located at:

3319 W Magnolia Blvd

Outside Mindfulnest at 3319 W Magnolia Blvd. this geometric bird and flowers mural is a bright addition.

Located at:

3513 W Magnolia Blvd

Blowing hearts from the mother of all hearts. Take a photo in front of this colorful inspiring heart mural.

Located at:

175 E Palm Ave

Stroll past the "Good Day, Good Ramen" mural right outside the Silverlake Ramen restaurant at 175 E Palm Ave.

Located at:

129 S San Fernando Blvd

View spectacular colors in this mural seen in the Makeup Designory (MUD) Paseo at 129 S San Fernando Blvd. in Downtown Burbank.

Located at:

1775 N Victory Place

An iconic member of DC’s Green Lantern Corps stands as a symbol of willpower and keeper of law and order for visitors and residents of Burbank as a seven-and-a-half-foot-tall bronze statue of Green Lantern John Stewart at Empire Center’s Hangar 28 in Burbank. The statue is the newest product of a partnership between Visit Burbank, DC, and Warner Bros. Discovery, joining celebrated DC Super Heroes Batman, in downtown Burbank, and Wonder Woman, at the entrance to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour.

Located at:

150 E Angeleno Ave

Along the sides of Hotel Burbank are eye-catching stripes of rainbow colors.

Located at:

3117 W Magnolia

This illustrative mural is located at Blast From the Past in Magnolia Park. It was a collab between artists and illustrators Olivia Pecini, Sam Grinberg and M. Nastuk.

Located at:

401 S San Fernando Blvd

Check into the the Hilton Garden Inn at 401 S San Fernando Blvd. in Downtown Burbank and view this inspirational piece by artist Alex Ali Gonzalez.

Located at:

3820 W Magnolia Blvd

On the side of Jenette Bra's store are painted brassieres in all shapes and sizes.

Located at:

221 N San Fernando Blvd

This vibrant mural painted by Murale & Co features a woman's face intertwined with lush flowers in warm oranges and soft purples. The flowing lines and intense gaze create a captivating blend of nature and emotion. It’s a striking symbol of the connection between environment and the human spirit.

Located at:

3435 W Magnolia Blvd

Outside of LA Connection Theatre enjoy this mural with Robin Williams and his character Mrs. Doubtfire with FRIENDS cast.

Located at:

220 N San Fernando Blvd

Find this statement mural in the Paseo next to Kopan Ramen at 220 N San Fernando Blvd.

Located at:

2500 N Hollywood Way

The Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport and Convention Center features this retro pop art mural on the side of the hotel.

Located at:

201 E Magnolia Blvd

After checking out Burbank Town Center in Downtown Burbank, see the magnificent Media Capital of the World mural fronting the mall at 201 E Magnolia Blvd.

Located at:

150 E Angeleno Ave

Next time you go to the movies at the AMC Burbank 16, check out this oversized wall photo that doubles as a homage to Burbank’s legendary contributions to filmmaking and entertainment.

Located at:

271 E Orange Grove Ave

Located on the corner of Orange Grove Ave and 3rd St is this whimsical postcard mural.

Located at:

125 E Palm Ave

Check out this arty amalgamation of grammatical symbols on the AMC Walkway in Downtown Burbank. PC: @tori.m.w

Located at:

164 E Palm Ave

Located outside of Ben & Jerry's in Downtown Burbank at 164 E Palm Ave., this Spongebob Mural is is bright and fun. PC: @thesocalgal_

Located at:

4013 W Riverside Dr

In the Media District at 4013 W Riverside Dr. is this mural of sunflowers.

Located at:

3201 West Verdugo Ave

“The Answer is Yes – Mural and Interactive Sound Installation” is located at the Verdugo Aquatic Facility. Designed by artist Dina Fisher and produced by 11:11 Projects, the art features a depiction of the diverse Burbank community and global unity by illustrating Burbank’s four sister cities: Solna, Sweden; Ota, Japan; Incheon, Korea; Gaborone, Botswana.

Located at:

153 N San Fernando Blvd

French artist Thierry Lefort’s mural, “The Blue Mile,” was inspired by Burbank and the blue and purple colors of the Verdugo Mountain range above the city.

Located at:

3117 W Magnolia Blvd

This detailed mural features the characters from TV Show The Mandalorian. It's located outside Blast from the Past in Magnolia Park.

Located at:

2022 W Magnolia Blvd

Catch a glimpse of the two torches. Which one is lighting which?

Located at:

1030 N Hollywood Way

The Train Shack has transformed their front entrance to a mural celebrating model railroading.

Located at:

1112 N Hollywood Way

Towering palm trees, exotic flora, and crystal clear water come to life, creating an oasis of tranquility amidst the bustling cityscape, inviting guests to unwind and escape into the enchanting wilderness. Immerse yourself in the lush embrace of nature as you take a dip in the pool at Travelodge Burbank.

Located at:

174 W Verdugo Ave

This Tribute Wall pays homage to Kobe Bryant, Gigi Bryant and Nipsey Hussle.

Located at:

200 N San Fernando Blvd

Snap a pic in front of this gigantic wall filled with hearts of all shapes, sizes and colors running alongside the Shake Shack building at 200 N San Fernando Blvd. called “Wave of Love”, the mural was designed by James Goldcrown.

Located at:

3400 W Riverside Dr.

Based on a design by acclaimed artist Jenny Frison and crafted by the skilled artisans at Burbank’s American Fine Arts Foundry and Fabrication, Visit Burbank, along with Burbank-based DC and Warner Bros. Discovery, have unveiled a seven-and-a-half-foot tall, 600-pound bronze statue of Wonder Woman in front of Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood in Burbank’s Media District

Located at:

3400 Burbank Blvd

Visit Krimson Hair Salon at 3400 Burbank Blvd and find this stunning mural. PC: @BurbankMom