Explore Deep Ellum’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ Murals: A Complete Visitor’s Guide
As Dallas prepares to welcome fans from around the globe for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, one of the city’s most creative neighborhoods is already celebrating the tournament in a uniquely Dallas way.
Deep Ellum—known for its colorful murals, legendary live music scene, and rich cultural history—has unveiled eight large-scale murals honoring the national teams scheduled to play World Cup matches in Dallas. Created by talented local artists, these murals transform everyday walls into vibrant works of art that celebrate the cultures, traditions, and passion each country brings to the world’s biggest sporting event.
Whether you’re traveling to Dallas for a match, exploring the city with friends, or simply looking for a unique photo opportunity, these murals deserve a spot on your itinerary.
At Dallas Party Bike, we’ve spent years guiding locals and visitors through Deep Ellum, and one thing we love seeing is how public art brings people together. Every ride through the neighborhood tells a different story, and these FIFA-inspired murals add an exciting new chapter to Deep Ellum’s ever-evolving art scene.
In this guide, we’ll show you where to find each mural, introduce the artists behind the artwork, and share a few local tips to help you make the most of your visit.
Why Deep Ellum Was the Perfect Home for This Project
Long before Deep Ellum became one of Dallas’ most photographed neighborhoods, it was already a place where cultures, creativity, and community came together.
Founded in 1873 near the intersection of the Houston & Texas Central and Texas & Pacific railroads, Deep Ellum quickly grew into a vibrant commercial district where immigrants, entrepreneurs, musicians, and artists from different backgrounds built businesses, shared traditions, and shaped the neighborhood’s identity.
Today, that same spirit is reflected in the area’s street art, independent businesses, live music venues, and creative energy.
That’s what makes Deep Ellum the perfect place to celebrate the FIFA World Cup.
Just as the tournament brings countries together through sport, Deep Ellum has spent more than 150 years bringing people together through art, music, and culture.
The new mural project continues that tradition, welcoming visitors from around the world while honoring the nations competing in Dallas.
Discover the Eight FIFA Murals
Each mural represents one of the countries playing World Cup matches in Dallas and was created by a different artist, giving every piece its own style and personality.
Austria
Artist: Jerod Davies
Location: 2713 Canton Street (Side of Studio at The Factory)
Austria’s mural celebrates the country’s culture and sporting spirit with bold colors and contemporary design. Located near The Factory, it’s an easy stop while exploring the eastern side of Deep Ellum.
Argentina
Artist: Joe Skilz
Location: 2724 Elm Street (Corner of Crowdus & Elm)
Argentina’s mural is one of the easiest to find thanks to its location along one of Deep Ellum’s busiest streets. Whether you’re supporting La Albiceleste or simply appreciate public art, this mural makes an excellent photo stop.
Netherlands
Artist: Reuben Cheatem
Location: 3000 Commerce Street (Side of Deep Vellum)
Positioned along Commerce Street, this mural reflects the Netherlands’ rich football history while blending naturally into Deep Ellum’s artistic landscape.
Japan
Artist: Hatziel
Location: 2630 Elm Street (ACE Parking Lot)
Japan’s mural showcases another unique artistic interpretation celebrating one of Asia’s strongest football nations.
England
Artist: Isaac Davies
Location: 2708 Elm Street (Former Elm Street Saloon)
England’s mural sits in the heart of Deep Ellum, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and live music venues that make the neighborhood famous.
Jordan
Artist: Mesbelle
Location: 2626 Main Street (Parking Lot Across from Vidorra)
Jordan’s mural highlights one of the tournament’s participating nations while adding another colorful landmark to Main Street.
Croatia
Artist: Marissa Caggiano
Location: 2626 Main Street (Parking Lot Across from Vidorra)
Just steps away from Jordan’s mural, Croatia’s artwork gives visitors another opportunity to experience the diversity of this international art initiative.
Sweden
Artist: Dan Colcer
Location: 2803 Taylor Street (Life in Deep Ellum, Crowdus Street at Virgil Alley)
Located slightly off the main streets, Sweden’s mural rewards visitors willing to explore a little farther into the neighborhood.
Turn Your Visit into a Mural Walk
Rather than rushing from one mural to the next, spend a few hours exploring everything Deep Ellum has to offer.
Our favorite way to experience the neighborhood is to slow down.
Grab coffee from a local café.
Browse independent shops.
Listen to live music drifting from nearby venues.
Stop for lunch at a neighborhood restaurant.
Take your time photographing each mural from different angles.
One of the things our guests tell us most often is that Deep Ellum feels different every time they visit. New artwork appears, businesses evolve, and there’s always another corner worth exploring.
Local Tips from the Dallas Party Bike Team
After years of riding through Deep Ellum with thousands of guests, here are a few recommendations we frequently share:
- Visit earlier in the day if you want fewer people in your photos.
- Wear your team’s jersey for fun, memorable mural pictures.
- Bring a portable phone charger—you’ll likely take more photos than you expect.
- Give yourself extra time. The murals are just one part of what makes Deep Ellum special.
- Support local businesses while you’re here by stopping for coffee, lunch, or live music.
See More of Deep Ellum with Dallas Party Bike
While many visitors enjoy exploring the murals on foot, others prefer experiencing more of the neighborhood with their group.
Dallas Party Bike offers a unique way to continue the adventure, giving guests the chance to cruise through Deep Ellum while enjoying music, conversation, and the lively atmosphere that makes the district one of Dallas’ top destinations.
Whether you’re celebrating your favorite team, visiting Dallas with friends, or simply exploring the city before or after a FIFA match, our tours offer another perspective on one of Dallas’ most creative neighborhoods.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the FIFA murals free to visit?
Yes. The murals are public art installations located throughout Deep Ellum and can be viewed free of charge.
How long does it take to see all eight murals?
Most visitors can see the murals in two to three hours while also enjoying local restaurants, shops, and public art throughout the neighborhood.
Can I walk between the murals?
Yes. Many of the murals are within walking distance of one another, making it easy to create your own self-guided tour.
Can Dallas Party Bike take us near the murals?
Dallas Party Bike tours travel through Deep Ellum, making them a fun way to experience the neighborhood as part of a larger group outing. Depending on your tour and timing, you’ll have opportunities to enjoy the area’s public art and vibrant atmosphere.
Experience the World Through the Streets of Deep Ellum
The FIFA World Cup is about bringing people together, and these murals capture that spirit in a way only Deep Ellum can.
Each mural celebrates more than a national team—it celebrates the creativity, diversity, and welcoming character that have defined this neighborhood for generations.
As you explore Deep Ellum, take time to appreciate not only the artwork but also the people, businesses, music, and culture that make this district one of Dallas’ most memorable destinations.
And if you’re looking to experience even more of the neighborhood with your friends, family, or fellow fans, Dallas Party Bike is ready to help you discover Deep Ellum from a new perspective.
Book your ride today and let the celebration continue beyond the stadium.
