Brazil Mural Tours: 8 to Book

1.Bar and Street Art Crawl with Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 102 reviews · 3 hours · from $43Our pick

Join local guide Leticia for a three-hour walk through Vila Madalena and Beco do Batman. You will learn about São Paulo’s graffiti artists, stop at local bars for drinks or snacks at your own cost, visit galleries, and meet other visitors. The tour is offered in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, with about 2 km of walking.

“Really fun tour and very different to any tours I’ve done. Leticia is super relaxed and approachable, she showed us amazing street art that we definitely wouldn’t have seen without the tour and mixing it up with bars makes for a nice atmosphere and allows you to easily talk to other people on the tour. We definitely had a fun few hours and recommend this tour 👍🏼👍🏼”

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2.Rio Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $75Top rated

Spend about four hours walking through Copacabana, São João Batista Cemetery, and Botafogo with a local art guide such as Nina. You’ll see murals on buildings and homes, learn how folk and street art shape Rio, and hear the stories behind artists and neighborhoods. The tour ends at a metro station in Botafogo.

“It was a great experience. Nina was a knowledgeable guide, very clear to understand, was a joy to be around, and showed us plenty of talented artwork. I would recommend this to anyone!”

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3.Street Art and Park Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 56 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $85

Ride through São Paulo with a small group of up to 10, pairing major parks and museums with bold street art. You’ll visit Ibirapuera Park, Batman Alley, the Open Museum of Urban Art, and sites linked to Carandiru, with guides such as Roberto, Arthur, Pedro, or Lucas leading the way. Expect hills, a 3.5-hour route, snacks, water, and a return to Vila Mariana.

“I was lucky enough to have a private tour. Lucas was a great guide, very knowledgeable about the artists and the city of Sao Paulo overall. I feel like a saw a lot of the city in a short period of time, which was perfect for my overall travel schedule.”

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4.Rio Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 39 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $68

Spend about three hours with Wellington tracing Rio’s street art from the Municipal Theater through Cinelândia, Selarón Steps, the Olympic Boulevard, and Porto Maravilha. You’ll ride the subway and VLT, discuss politics, Carnival, Afro-Brazilian culture, and see the huge Etnias mural near the Museum of Tomorrow. This is a private tour for your group.

“The Rio Street tour, created by its guide Wellington, was a great experience to see another side of Rio that’s less traveled. The tour guide walked me through the significance of the Cinelândia, Cento and Porto Maravilha areas as we viewed the street art. The murals we saw in Porto Maravilha were explained in detail about their messages. The history of this port area and its connection to enslaved Africans were also discussed. The tour’s route goes near Little Africa, the futuristic Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) and Museu de Arte do Rio. The tour accommodates groups as little as one person (me!). I really appreciate the tour guide…”

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5.Private Street Art Tour of São Paulo with Batman´s Alley Visit

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 30 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $143

Spend about four hours exploring São Paulo’s street art with a private driver-guide. Visit Batman’s Alley, a mural-covered viaduct, an Osgemeos work beside the Museum of Modern Art, and walls near Paulista Avenue. Guides such as Luis and Doris adjust the pace and explain the artists, neighborhoods, and city behind the paint.

“I enjoyed the tour very much. Luiz was an excellent guide and driver. He knew the city, art locations and artists. We did not get to see as much as was scheduled, because of city traffic. That kept me from rating this tour at five stars. There was an extra charge to be picked up near the airport.”

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6.Street Art Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 19 reviews · 3h 30m · from $160

Spend 210 minutes cycling through São Paulo with a professional guide in Portuguese, English, or Spanish. Start with a light café stop, then ride from Avenida Paulista and Casa das Rosas to MASP, Vila Madalena, Beco do Batman, and Ibirapuera Park. Guide Arthur is especially good at connecting graffiti with Brazilian culture and everyday city life.

“I was a little hesitant because I wanted to know more than just street art, however the tour guide Arthur, did it for me. We talk and he explained the culture not just the beautiful art pieces. He took us on a trip through beautiful areas, we got to know the surroundings. The bikes were pretty good. Another thing, the tour guide did everything in his power to make us feel good he went above and beyond, I’m more than thankful for this experience, I’m glad I did it and definitely recommend anyone to try it out.”

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7.São Paulo Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 4 hours

Spend four hours exploring São Paulo’s graffiti with a private English, Spanish, or Portuguese-speaking guide. Visit downtown and Vila Madalena, hear about artists and hip hop’s influence, then finish at a gallery devoted to street art. Guides such as Luiz Henrique, Renato, and Doris bring strong local knowledge and artist connections.

“An amazing tour around the city of São Paulo and its street art history. We had a great time learning about the different street artists of each region and our guide was very knowleadgeable and helpful. Definitely recommend this tour!”

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8.Sao Paulo, Pinheiros – Food & Graffiti Tour | in English

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 6 reviews · 2 hours · from $70

Spend two hours with guide Giuliano exploring Pinheiros through Brazilian snacks, a sandwich, beer tastings, and ice cream. Along the way, hear how São Paulo graffiti reflects politics, social inclusion, and local life. The tour is in English, includes vegetarian options, and requires a timely start plus plenty of walking.

“I really enjoyed this tour! Our guide Giuliano was super friendly and fun, and we had a great time with the rest of the group as well. The whole experience felt very relaxed – not too rushed, but still with plenty to see. We got to enjoy a nice variety of street art, and I especially liked that the food portions were generous — not just a little bite or half a sandwich, but a full serving. The ice cream at the end was also a cute touch, and we even got to choose two flavors, which I loved! The only reason I’d rate it more like 4.5 instead of…”

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