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| Stewart Street, near the junction with Love Lane. |
Walking along the streets of Georgetown is an enjoyable activity, despite the sweltering heat but there is a lot to see. The city's heritage is on display, with numerous pieces of art crafted like Lat's cartoons in steel which describe the history of a certain locality. They are found all over town, and many are rather humorous too. Here are some of the lesser known murals, as well as several hidden from sight.
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| A cluster of murals on a wall in Lorong Argus, just behind the Seven Terraces heritage hotel. |
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| This one says it all, "Up yours!". (Lorong Argus) |
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| Art or graffiti? (alley near Lebuh Ah Quee) |
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| Working girl and Birdfeed station (Nagore Place). |
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| Indoor mural in the Camera Museum (Muntri Street). |
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| Indoor murals in China House complex (Lebuh Pantai / Lebuh Victoria). |
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| Meeting Sir Francis Light (Green Hall Street) and unnamed graffiti near Lebuh Bishop. |
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| This one is grossly funny! (Green Hall Street). |
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| Panda humour (Jalan Lim Chwee Leong, near KOMTAR) |
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