The Graffiti Bridge in Pensacola, United States - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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The Graffiti Bridge

N 17th Ave, Pensacola, FL 32502

4.6(795)

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(850) 361-9306

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thegraffitibridge.com

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Gwyn BrigmanGwyn Brigman

This is my favorite place in Pensacola. I like to think of it as the “catch and release” of art. I think about the good creative energy from every person that has come to add another layer to the bridge giving it a moment of theirs to express themselves freely. I like to see each layer of seemingly ongoing collaborative paint chaos like rings on a tree. It’s a place that doesn’t discriminate, available 24/7, it has an ocean (gulf) view, it’s all ages, great creative space to create small or big masterpieces. I recommend anyone that visits or stays here to go add to the layers of art at least once. Art saves 💛

Panther GuinPanther Guin

It was great seeing all the different works of painted art! The only thing wheelchair accessible is the parking lot that's full of cracked graffiti painted asphalt and a good view of the bridge. There's a boat launch from the parking lot and a tiny area of beach (like family of 4 sized). If you have the mobility to climb a steep grass hill you can view the painted railroad at the top of the bridge and the surrounding waterways. The lower terrain under the railroad is made of grass that leads to larger sized gravel and rocks that are also painted. Very beautiful.

Stephanie WorleyStephanie Worley

They NOW CHARGE PARKING.. I didn't see where to pay and there are no lines or even safety features.. the meter lman sits there and doesn't even warn you he just is issuing tickets. My son says it is $5. I will probably be issued a citation soon he seen me get out and ran straight to my car and wrote a ticket.. no warning.. NO WARNING AT HE never showed me a sign. There are not any signs saying paid parking ANYWHERE.. SO I will update when I learn my citation amount. I will not be going back there at all.

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Reviews of The Graffiti Bridge

4.6

(795)

3.0

I've lived this spot since I was a kid but it's VERY DISHEARTENING to see how BADLY it's been trashed! People come down to paint and leave their paint cans, brushes, snack and drink trash everywhere!!! They supply trash cans...but people don't even aim for it, they just throw it on the ground next to the cans 😡🤬😡 WHY destroy something you 'love'??? PICK UP AFTER YOURSELVES!!!! I take bags with me every time I go and I've never got enough to even make a dent in the mess that people leave behind! What REALLY saddened me this last trip was seeing the beautiful memorial for our fallen soldiers...and then seeing the matching paint cans left behind when the mural was finished....come on people...WE CAN DO BETTER!!!!!! KEEP OUR SPOTS BEAUTIFUL BY PICKING UP AFTER...

5.0

34w

It was me and my fiancé that day at the Graffiti Bridge, and I swear, it felt like we were in our own little rebellious love story. We rolled up, not planning much, just looking for a good time, but the second we got there, the energy just wrapped around us. It was wild—paint fumes in the air, colors exploding everywhere, and this feeling like the whole damn city had come alive. We grabbed some spray cans and didn’t even think twice. Side by side, laughing, making a mess, tagging our names like two kids who just didn’t care what anyone thought. For a second, it felt like we weren’t just painting the bridge—we were writing our own chapter right there,...

5.0

Just put my own lil art expression there today ..j love the whole concept of a designated spot to make your statement, support a cause you are passionate ,write something specifically for one person create a temporary mural or just doodle...enjoy it while it lasts because by sun up someone will have already painted over it .Another plus is it keeps the tagging on public buildings down ...I have lived in cities where there is graffiti everywhere and it just eventually looks dirty and unattractive ..graffiti is an art form that has it's own sub culture quality and should be respected and admired ...hats off to graffiti bridge and everyone who has...

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