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| The iconic Jurgen Klopp Street Art located in Jordan Street (at the intersection of Jamican Street), Baltic Triangle area, Liverpool |
Where to find the iconic Liverpool FC Street Art
Being a Liverpool Football Club fan – I’d seen online the brilliant wall murals popping up around the city and on my next visit I wanted to see them for myself – so I set about finding out where they are and visiting them, and on this page I’m sharing three location to make it easy for you to find also!
Sybil Road, Right next to Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
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| One of the newest additions to the iconic Liverpool Street art scene in the city is this Jordan Henderson one, completed in July 2020 to celebrate the Premier League Title win. It’s really close to Anfield and directly opposite the old Trent Alexander Arnold mural on Sybil Road. If ever you are visiting Anfield make sure you pay it a visit! |
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| The Trent Alexandr Arnold wall mural was one of the first LFC bits of street art to pop up and like the Jordan Henderson one is on Sybil Road. I love the quote on this one “I’m just a normal lad from Liverpool whose dream has just come true” |
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| As you can see the Jordan Henderson & TAA pieces are really close to Anfield on Sybil Road. If it’s a match day the area will be chocka and you won’t get your car nowhere near – but on non-match days you will be able to park quite close to Sybil Road – head for L4 0RR in the car. When in the area you will also want to have a wander around the ground. |
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| Don’t forget to visit Anfield and get your photo with Bill Shanky too! |
Baltic Triangle area, Liverpool
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| The Jurgen Klopp mural is located in Jordan Street (at the intersection of Jamican Street) |
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| Just around the corner from the Jurgen Klopp mural on Jordan Street is this graffiti of Jurgen & The Liver Bird celebrating Liverpool being Premier League Champions on Jamaica Street |
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| [Click to Enlarge] this map shows you exactly where the Jurgen Klopp Jordan Street mural is in Liverpool and where on Jamaica Street the others are. They are all very close to each other – so if you are in the car just try and park on Jordan Street, postcode L1 0BP – it will only take you 5 minutes to see them all. The Baltic Triangle is full of Street Art though, with new pieces popping up all the time, so you might want to have a wander around the area. |
As ever I hope you have enjoyed this little write up and photos and it inspires you to want to visit the area and give the route a go. If you have any questions about this route – just post a comment and I’ll try and answer.
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