Murals in Winter Haven

We’ve put together a list of popular murals in Winter Haven and hope you can visit at least a few during your next family vacation or weekend getaway.

One of the highlights of a trip to Winter Haven (besides our popular Chain of Lakes) is discovering the modern murals peeking through downtown alleyways and on sides of buildings. Some of these murals are by local artists, while others were curated by internationally recognized artists. Because of all the amazing art, downtown’s canvas is a great place for any kind of photo session.

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This unique mural portrays a woman with fern growing in the shape of her hair around her and is fittingly placed right next to a downtown hair salon.

Address: Next to Spectrum Salon, located at 219 3rd St SW

Artist: Unknown

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Angel Wings

This mural is on the side of Country Primitives Vintage Market, which is open 7-days a week.

Address: 251 Ave A SW

Artist: Jessica Moyer Swanbeck

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Giant Alligator

When in Florida, right?! This mural is on the north side of Refrigeration & Electric Service. You’ll find plenty of parking in the parking lot on the east side of the building. You can also walk to this mural, but sure to use proper safety procedures when crossing Hwy 17. Giant Alligator is 5-6 blocks away from the mural of a women’s face, highlighted above.

Address: 435 6th St SW

Artist: Nicole Holderbaum (Nico)

Winter Haven Murals by International Artists

The following 6murals were a series deigned and painted by internationally known artists David De La Mano and Pablo S. Herrero. Their work can be seen across the globe in Norway, Peru, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Taiwan, Paris, Spain, the UK and Florida. The artists designed these pieces to show that man and trees are in their own unique worlds. They are also representative that nature and man can and must coexist in harmony.

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