This mural by Carlito Dalceggio stands on a wall at 3601 rue De Bullion, at the corner of Prince-Arthur, in the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal district of Montreal. It was created in 2008 as part of the city's Programme graffitis et murales, with MU acting as the organising body.
What to expect
This is a street-art visit rather than a formal one. The mural is outdoors on a building wall, so there is no admission, no set opening hours, and no indoor space to explore. A walk past it is quick, and it suits anyone who enjoys finding public art while moving through a neighbourhood.
Getting there and around
- Location: the corner of rue De Bullion and Prince-Arthur, in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
- Also listed as: Murale située au 3 601, rue De Bullion (coin Prince-Arthur)
- Area: Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, a residential and commercial district of Montreal
Because the mural sits in a neighbourhood setting, it pairs well with a wider wander through the streets around it. Visitors interested in Montreal's murals may find the city's own mural pages useful for context, and more information about the work is available through the City of Montreal's mural listing for this piece.
Planning your visit
The mural is a short stop, so it works best as one part of a day spent exploring Le Plateau-Mont-Royal on foot. Wear comfortable shoes, take a moment to look at the wall from a few angles, and allow time to continue on to other streets nearby.