The Mild Mild WestA white teddy bear holding a Molotov cocktail, facing a line of riot police. One of Banksy's earliest and most iconic pieces, created in the late 1990s in response to a police crackdown on unlicensed raves. Found on Stokes Croft.
The Girl With a Pierced EardrumA large-scale parody of Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, replacing the earring with a security alarm box. Appeared overnight in 2014 on Spike Island, near Hanover Place.
The Well Hung LoverA naked man hanging from a window ledge after his affair is discovered — one of Bristol's most famous Banksy pieces. On Frogmore Street but best viewed from Park Street above.
You Don't Need Planning Permission to Build Castles in the SkyA quietly philosophical Banksy piece tucked up a quiet alley behind Bristol's Central Library. Created in 2011, now partially altered as one of the vents used in the design has been bricked over.
Rose on a MousetrapOne of Banksy's earliest surviving pieces, a small and delicate work now protected by a frame and plexiglass glass paid for by local residents. On Thomas Street North, close to Mild Mild West.
Paint Pot Angel (Bristol Museum)The only piece remaining from the legendary 2009 Banksy vs Bristol Museum exhibition, which drew over 300,000 visitors. The Paint Pot Angel stands in the museum's entrance lobby. Free entry.
Grim Reaper (M Shed)Originally stencilled on the hull of the Thekla floating nightclub in 2003, this piece was carefully removed and conserved. Now on long-term loan at the M Shed museum on the dockside. Free entry.
Valentine's Day MuralA young girl firing a slingshot loaded with flowers, painted overnight on 13th February 2020 and confirmed by Banksy on Instagram on Valentine's Day. In the Barton Hill area, note it has been partially defaced.
Upfest Mural District (Bedminster)Home to Europe's largest street art festival, Upfest has transformed Bedminster and Southville into an open-air gallery with over 170 murals. Download the Upfest mural map and explore at your own pace.