Clarion Alley

There I was, in the Mexican district of San Francisco, the Mission. Among the Mexican restaurants and thrift stores, I came across this strange road, completely covered with beautiful murals. I spent nearly half an hour there taking photos and trying to interpret the works of art on both sides of the street. Fascinating.

When you walk in Mission in San Francisco, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the murals that lend this area a unique charm. Clarion Alley is a street covered with paintings by a collective of artists, but you'll find even more on 18th Street, at the corner of 23rd and Shotwell, the 23rd again and Capp Street ... Etc.. and don't miss the Women's Building (18th and Lapidge St) whose walls are covered with paintings of women.