Tourist boards show you
the highlights. We show you
the street.
Street Gallery exists to surface the parts of a city that don't make it onto a map — the mural down an alley, the food stall with no sign, the musician who showed up once and might not again. We think that's the real texture of a place, and it's worth finding.
Travelers who'd rather wander than follow an itinerary, and locals who already know where the good stuff is and want to share it. If you're curious, independent, and more interested in what's actually there than what's recommended, this is built for you.
Anyone using the app can post what they find — a piece of street art, a food stall, a performance — pinned to where it actually is. Other users nearby can see it, and the community flags anything that shouldn't be there. Posts that stand out can be nominated for the public spotlight, featured here on the site.
Street Gallery is free to use and supported by ads. If you'd rather not see them, a one-off donation in the app removes them for good — no subscription, no catch.
