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36 Tourism London, CanadaMAKING MEMORIES:MURALS YOU DON%u2019TWANT TO missYou know you%u2019ve had a great trip when you can%u2019t stop looking back at the photos taken and reminiscing about memories made. You feel compelled to share everything on social media and tell everyone about it.Market Lane muralQueen and the Dove mural HAT BETTER WAY TO REMEMBER YOUR time in the Forest City than by capturing some beautiful shots of breathtaking murals! Here are some colourful suggestions across London that might just have your friends and followers double tap on your experience.Located on the side of the Grand Theatre, Ola Volo%u2019s Queen and the Dove is a striking 18x16meter mural that tells a story of empowerment,nature and new beginnings. The Queen, representing Mother Nature, and the Dove,symbolizing confidence and strength, inspireviewers to embrace their identity with pride.Capturing an iconic moment in London%u2019s musichistory, Johnny & June is a breathtaking three-story mural located on the north side of Canada Life Place. On February 22, 1968, Johnny Cash proposedto June Carter at the London Gardens, creating atimeless link to London, Ontario. Renowned artist Kevin Ledo brings his signature splash of colour tothe %u201cMan in Black,%u201d immortalizing a larger-than-lifemoment into something equally unforgettable.Discover the vibrant art all around our city! Use our new Mural Map tool to find outdoor masterpieces that brighten the city's streets.Explore moreW