Hobo Kiosk is a basement pub located at nine Bridgewater Street in the Baltic Triangle. You can identify the entrance by a small doorway flanked by colourful murals that leads down a sweeping flight of stairs. Once inside, the space is…
Baltic Triangle Street Art
This walk takes you through Liverpool's former industrial zone turned creative district, showcasing iconic murals, DIY skateparks, and historic warehouse spaces that represent the city's modern artistic soul.
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1. Hobo Kiosk
2. The Fab Four Mural
The Fab Four mural in the Baltic Triangle stands out for its bold, multi-colored portraits of the Beatles set against vibrant pink, blue, yellow, and orange blocks. Located on a brick wall at the corner of Watkinson Street and Jamaica…
3. For All Liverpool's Liver Birds (Wings) by Paul Curtis
The mural, known as For All Liverpool's Liver Birds, appears as a giant pair of copper-oxide green feathered wings painted onto a plain brick wall on Jamaica Street. The wings are scaled to allow a person to stand between them, creating…
4. The Klopp Art Wall
The Klopp Art Wall is a prominent portrait of the former Liverpool Football Club manager, Jürgen Klopp, located on the corner of Jordan Street and Jamaica Street in the Baltic Triangle. Created in December twenty eighteen by the…
5. New Bird Skatepark
The New Bird Skatepark is a DIY concrete landscape of bowls, banks, and ledges tucked into a lot at the corner of New Bird Street and Jamaica Street. Local skateboarders constructed the park in two thousand ten, carving out transitions and…
6. Evolution of Man Mural by Paul Curtis
The Evolution of Man mural on Greenland Street features five stages of human development depicted in a sequence that mimics the familiar scientific progression. Painted by Liverpool artist Paul Curtis in two thousand eighteen, the artwork…
7. Camp and Furnace
Camp and Furnace is a sprawling events venue housed within a cluster of interconnected industrial warehouses and a former coach shed on Greenland Street. You can identify the site by its rugged, cavernous aesthetic, where exposed brickwork…