Forgo the traditional art museums and take a stroll through Pilsen for your art fix. This large Mexican neighborhood is home to some of the most impressive street art in the country. While you take in the beautiful murals that adorn the area, you’ll also swing by notable locales like St. Adelbart Church, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and even an authentic Mexican bakery. Expect two and a half hours of food, art, and fun on this Chicago Pilsen tour.

There’s no shortage of things to experience on this Chicago tour. As one of the city’s largest art districts, Pilsen will astound you with the sheer amount of art on walls, vehicles, and other structures throughout the neighborhood. Photo ops present themselves on each block; you’ll see murals detailing everything from Mexican history to fantastic combinations of human and animal elements. Make sure your camera is fully charged – you’re going to need all the battery life you can get for this Chicago walking tour.

When you’re not busy looking at the murals, you can check out Nuevo Leon and the other authentic Mexican restaurants that serve traditional dishes like chiles rellenos and carne asada. The neighborhood’s architecture is also notable: buildings like St. Adelbart Church were inspired by Eastern European styles but still maintain a Mexican flare. After the adventure, your tour concludes at the National Museum of Mexican Art 1852 W. 19th Street.

Ready for an adventure? Check out this Chicago neighborhood tour now for a glimpse into one of the city’s most diverse communities. (Please note: Because this Chicago walking tour is two and a half hours long, it’s recommended you wear comfortable shoes and sunblock.)