Street art · BARCELONA MURAL TOURS
The 15 best barcelona mural tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is spent on your feet. Number one earns the slot; start there.
Ride from Carrer dels Escudellers through Barcelona’s center and along the beach to Poblenou, where guide Mike introduces you to graffiti, street art, local politics, and neighborhood history. The three-speed bikes are easy to handle, helmets are included, and the small group format keeps photo stops simple.
“it was a great tour with many fantastic impressions!”
Walk through El Raval, the Gothic Quarter, Poble Sec, and Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies with an artist or art historian guide. You’ll spot major murals, small tags, and overlooked works, then visit BienCuadrado studios and an urban art gallery. Guides may include Luke, Juan, Katrina, Jimi, or Bernardo.
“Luke made us see things we hadn't noticed before, discover a huge variety of works and the community of artists behind those works in such a lively way that made us see some of Barcelona's neighbourhoods with completely new eyes. You should absolutely join Luke on this passionate journey... as early as possible in your stay!”
Spend about two hours walking from Jardins Talía to MACBA with a guide who explains Raval’s murals, paste-ups, shutters, artists, and social history. Guides such as Juan, Olga, Jeanne, and Cynthia bring different perspectives, while the stop at Tres Chemineas adds a local skate-spot feel. The group is capped at 15 people.
“This was one of the most interesting tours I’ve ever been on. Jeanne was an incredible guide through the streets and art of graffiti in Barcelona. I left the tour with an entirely new appreciation for street art. I highly recommend this tour to anyone!”
Walk Barcelona’s Raval with a specialist guide such as Juan, Anais, Jeanne, or Sylvia. See murals, graffiti, the Arnau Gallery, Tres Chimeneas skate spot, and works linked to artists including Keith Haring. The tour ends outside MACBA, whose galleries you can visit independently.
“Sylvia did so well. She created a very interesting tour, and we had a lot of fun. I recommand it! Thank you.”
Ride a comfortable, handmade bamboo bike from central Barcelona to Poblenou on a 3.5-hour private street art tour. Your guide leads you to major stencil and spray-painted walls, explains the local scene, and speaks English, Spanish, or French. Guides have included Flo, JP, Cinthia, and Anas.
“Très chouette activité, nous avons beaucoup apprécié les explications et la gentillesse de Cinthia. Cela restera un très bon souvenir atypique de Barcelone. A recommander !”
Meet your local artist guide near Paral·lel, walk through Barcelona’s theatre district, then paint a shared mural at Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies. Juan has led sessions with clear, friendly instruction, and you need no art experience. Spray paint and workshop materials are included. The private format suits families, couples, and small groups.
“This activity was the highlight of our trip. We loved that it was a hands-on experience creating street art. Juan was very informative as we made our brief walk to the art park. We learned about several murals in the city, and about the history of graffiti in general. He is a true artist and not just someone they hire to teach a few skills. He helped us bring a real piece of work to the streets of Barcelona! I highly recommend this trip if you love to create. My two teen boys (15, 16) truly had a great time. I loved that we weren’t standing in line with all…”
Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide under the blue umbrella at Plaça Universitat. Over 2.5 hours, you’ll trace Barcelona’s street-art scene through La Rambla, Carrer dels Tallers, Plaça de Castella, Keith Haring’s Mural del Sida, MACBA, and the Gothic Quarter before visiting art galleries including Artevistas and Base Elements. Guides such as Damil and Leo have earned praise for linking art with city history.
“Amazing tour. So informative and above and be-on with helping us with yummy food recommendations, addition galleries. Was amazing highly recommend”
Spend two hours with an artist or art historian exploring Galeria Senda, Born, the Gothic Quarter, and Barcelona’s street art. The route can suit your group’s interests, and guides such as Luke add local contacts and art-world context. Finish with a glass of wine at Artquemy Gallery + Lab.
“Luke was a great guide! Our little group of 3 guests was perfect for good conversations about what we were seeing. Luke is super knowledgeable about art and Barcelona history and shares it in a relaxed style. Having personal connections with some of the street artists and gallery owners is a big plus. Highly recommended.”
Spend two hours tracing Barcelona’s graffiti from Paral·lel through El Raval, La Rambla, and the Gothic Quarter. Artist guides such as Kat, Kate, Anya, Juan, and Luke explain styles, tags, paste-ups, and murals before taking you into a working studio and urban art gallery. The tour runs in English and costs $33 per person.
“Es war toll eine Tour mit einem Street Art Künstler zu machen und ins Atelier schauen zu dürfen.”
Ride an electric bike through Barcelona’s Raval, Paral·lel, waterfront, Gothic Quarter, and Passeig de Gràcia. An English-speaking guide explains works by Keith Haring, Xupet Negre, Mariscal, and others, with photo stops, water, and a handlebar bag included. The route changes as new street art appears.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about her topic. She also provided us with great recommendations after our tour for where to get great food. This was a highlight and I would definitely do another bike tour with Get Your Guide!”
Follow a local guide, often Liliia, through Barcelona’s El Raval, La Rambla, Gothic Quarter, and El Born. Over 2.5 hours, you’ll see political murals, hidden mosaics, Picasso connections, optical illusions, and crime stories. Groups are capped at 15, and the route can be adjusted for your party.
“Fantastic tour! Really interesting, starting around the El Raval area and finishing by El Born. Liliia was super friendly and took her time to explain to us lots of interesting history of the various areas and context behind the street art. Plus she gave us some great recommendations for Barcelona in general. Thanks, Liliia!”
Ride an e-scooter through Barcelona with Anton, visiting major sights and lesser-known graffiti spots while hearing city stories and trying a creative activity of your own. Helmets, spray cans, scooters, and one surprise are included. The tour runs 2.5 hours and is offered in English, German, Russian, and Portuguese.
“De gids was echt een super leuke gozer. Voelde de groep perfect aan en nam echt ruim de tijd. Veel over de graffiti scène zelf kon hij niet vertellen, maar we hebben wel enorm veel van Barcelona gezien. Na een avond stappen en een korte nacht was dit een perfect uitje. Lekker uitwaaien. Veel zien van de stad en een gids die ons perfect aanvoelde.”
Spend about four hours with an English-speaking local guide exploring Raval graffiti, MACBA’s skate scene, Botero, Keith Haring, Xupet Negre, cool bars, and Tres Xemeneies. Guide Jordan has led this social, alternative tour, which ends with tapas and a traditional Spanish drink. Meet under the umbrella by the Hard Rock Cafe.
“If you are in Barcelona, don't miss the Alternative Tour. Our guide was superb and very knowledgeable. I wish I had more time to join the other tours 😥 Highly recommended! 10 out of 10!!!”
Spend about four hours with a local or expat guide exploring Barcelona’s graffiti, street art, skate scene, urban legends, and old-city lanes. Guides such as Harlan and Miguel lead the walk, which may include MACBA, Raval art, Benitez Garden, works by Konair and Haring, Botero’s cat statue, tapas, and a cold drink.
“Excellent way to dive into the alternative and underground cultures of grafiti, street and urban art. We checked out some trendy spots in the raval and got to see work by Konair, Haring and Botero's cat statue! Def recommend”
Ride a private e-bike tour through Barcelona’s oldest streets, stopping for stories about Keith Haring, El Xupet Negre, local murals, and the city’s art scene. Your English-speaking guide leads a group of up to two from Carrer dels Tallers. Bikes, water, helmets on request, and rain ponchos are included.
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