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The ones worth your time.
The 6 most popular street art tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Cycle from Barcelona center to Poble Nou for street art and graffiti with a local guide. Bike, helmet, and photo stops included.
“We had a great day with Mike, cycling along the beach and he showed and explained a lot of great graffiti and streetart to us! We would recommend our tour!! Thanks to Mike!”
A 2-hour street art walk in Madrid’s Lavapiés and La Latina with a local graffiti hunter, plus stops at La Tabacalera and $29.
“We’ve always found Street Art tours an excellent way of getting to know less visited parts of a city. This fantastic tour was no exception. Esther was a knowledgeable and engaging guide. The 2 hours flew by and we got a great overview of not only street art but the background to the fascinating area…”
Madrid street art in 2 hours: La Neomudéjar, La Tabacalera, and Campo de Cebada with a small English-speaking guide group.
“Super visite street art, avec un super guide. Quartier sympa, beaucoup de belles découvertes liées au festival street art en cours”
A 2-hour Barcelona street art walk with a small group, ending at an artist studio and urban art gallery in English for $33.88.
“It was a very cool experience, talking and walking for 2 hours with very nice and interesting guide, being in places with less tourists and getting inspiration from the galleries and a parallel street art world, seeing Barcelona from a different angle :-) Was fun to look for and to find street art everywhere on…”
Two hours walking Barcelona’s Raval street art. Small group, English guide, and a skate-spot stop at Tres Chemineas.
“The tour was interesting and gave us a different story about Barcelona and the Raval neighborhood. Our tour guide was incredible - exceptionally knowledgeable and a great storyteller. I would recommend this tour to anyone looking for an off-the-beaten-path way to view the city.”
Raval street art and graffiti walking tour in Barcelona with an expert guide, Arnau Gallery and Tres Chimeneas, ending at MACBA exterior.
“Amazing insight into art and hip hop culture and a different side of Barcelona life. If you like art, it's a must do.”
