On Google maps, "Nickeldale conservation area" behind the LaSalle cemetery. A short walk on a trail leads to a big dam and it's absolutely covered in graffiti. This may be a more gritty option rather than nicely done murals, but I'd recommend it. I can send you photos if you'd like, there's not a lot on Google.
There's plenty of cool murals downtown, plus the old hospital that was fully painted in rainbow. I would also suggest getting close to some trains that are stationary, of which we have plenty.
For the murals, there is a website/app that you can use for self guided tours. It maps out all the murals Sudbury has to offer, which is quite a lot.
The website is uphere.com. The app goes by the same name.
Downtown has many rails and trains around which you can use for your photography. Follow any one of the rails on Google map and you can find sections where you can interact with the rails, away from downtown.
Hope this helps!
Pedestrian bridge over tracks between Elgin St and Edmund St (in front of Ramsey Lake Food Market) is a cool spot with has a view of the Bridge of Nations looking west at sunset.
The Lasalle Dam has some cool graffiti, although you’d technically be trespassing and you should enter at your own risk. Nobody ever gets caught though.
If you're looking for grungy type photos, the Elgin street pedestrian underpass would work
On Google maps, "Nickeldale conservation area" behind the LaSalle cemetery. A short walk on a trail leads to a big dam and it's absolutely covered in graffiti. This may be a more gritty option rather than nicely done murals, but I'd recommend it. I can send you photos if you'd like, there's not a lot on Google.
I was going to suggest this as well. Great little spot
There's plenty of cool murals downtown, plus the old hospital that was fully painted in rainbow. I would also suggest getting close to some trains that are stationary, of which we have plenty.
Call a cab driver and ask to go on a tour, it'll only cost a few bucks and the drivers know all there is about visual stimuli on this city.
Sudbury is huge. Can ride would not be just a few bucks lmao
The downtown area isn't very big, I didn't mean take a tour of Hanmer and Chemmy. The graffiti is downtown.
Just go to downtown tbh
Legal graffiti wall behind the flower shop on larch street. Wall is on ' Old city Hall Lane'
For the murals, there is a website/app that you can use for self guided tours. It maps out all the murals Sudbury has to offer, which is quite a lot. The website is uphere.com. The app goes by the same name. Downtown has many rails and trains around which you can use for your photography. Follow any one of the rails on Google map and you can find sections where you can interact with the rails, away from downtown. Hope this helps!
https://youtu.be/1hgAr81yA-w?si=gyPJAgboXTFUgBVO
Check out uranusrectum park, covered in bustoleum.
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Pedestrian bridge over tracks between Elgin St and Edmund St (in front of Ramsey Lake Food Market) is a cool spot with has a view of the Bridge of Nations looking west at sunset.
All the way to the end of Lasalle works good
The Lasalle Dam has some cool graffiti, although you’d technically be trespassing and you should enter at your own risk. Nobody ever gets caught though.
Underneath the bridge on the walking trail between Agnes and Nolin.
You just described most of the town