Top 15 Colombia Mural Tours

1.Comuna 13 Graffiti Tour, Cable Car & Street Food

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 9,046 reviews · 4 hours · from $18Our pick

Follow guides such as Natalia, Santiago, Martin, or Melina through Comuna 13 by metro, cable car, bus, and on foot. You’ll learn how murals tell the neighborhood’s story, taste Colombian coffee and an arepa, see a dance show, and finish with a drink above Medellín.

“Santiago was a fantastic tour guide! He explained everything clearly and made the whole experience both interesting and enjoyable. You can tell he really cares about what he does. On top of that, he’s such a warm and kind person, which made the tour even better. I’d definitely recommend him!”

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2.Comuna 13 Tour with Snacks And Your Own Graffiti

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 311 reviews · 3 hours · from $11Best value

Walk Comuna 13 with local guides such as Lucho, Esteban, or Enrique, learning how the neighborhood changed through art and community work. Taste empanadas, ice cream, patacones, and butifarras, watch breakdancers, meet a guide’s family, visit galleries, and create your own graffiti. Expect hills, stairs, and about three hours on foot.

“Excellent from Enrique tour very in depth and good historical knowledge of the area and took us to places other tourists were at. We had multiple stops to show how the area is changes using art in different formats. I would highly recommend this tour.”

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3.La Candelaria Graffiti & Urban Art Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 250 reviews · 2h 30m · from $16

Walk for 150 minutes through La Candelaria with a Spanish or English-speaking Gran Colombia Tours guide. Study murals by artists such as 3 Manos, Ledania, Bastardilla, and Vera, hear the social story behind the paint, visit La Concordia Market and Journalist’s Park, then finish with coca leaf tea at Café Herencia.

“Exactly what I was looking for, an authentic experience of the city's urban art. I thought the selection we stopped at was very well rounded, and included indigenous themes, current issues, the environment. Juana was great and obviously aware of the local art scene. Would highly recommend.”

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4.Comuna 13 and Graffiti Guided Tour with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 239 reviews · 3 hours · from $16

Walk Comuna 13 with a local guide in English or Spanish. You’ll see murals, small galleries, lesser-known alleys, a street dance show, city views, and a rooftop bar, plus a traditional ice cream and small souvenir. Guides have included Christian, Juan, Alex, Jason, and Primo, many with personal ties to the neighborhood.

“We really enjoyed the Tour with Primo. He showed us details of the district and told the story incl answering questions. Amazing guide and it turned out we had a private tour for this little price! Thank you! And good luck with buying a house soon :)”

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5.Historical Shared Tour Salsa, Graffiti & Resistance in Cali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 107 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $14Top rated

Walk central Cali with a Spanish-speaking guide such as Cristian or Juliana, tracing salsa culture, political art, local landmarks, and public spaces. You will see ten stops, learn dance steps, play instruments, and finish at Cimarrón Salsa Bar. Food, drinks, and souvenirs cost extra, and the group can include up to 30 people.

“Awesome tour. Great information. Our guide Cristian, had great energy. He explained the history of the city, importance of salsa, we played instruments, and he even taught some dance steps. Highly recommend.”

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6.Private Comuna 13 Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 88 reviews · 5 hours · from $63

Spend five hours with a private bilingual guide exploring Medellín’s street art, downtown murals, and Comuna 13. Ride the cable car, walk the outdoor escalators, meet local residents, hear personal stories from guides such as Manuel and Cristian, and finish with a traditional mango ice pop.

“We had an amazing tour with Cristian! He is very knowledgeable and accomodating, always paying atention to ensure we go at our own pace and see all the highlights. The tour is a real gem, with cool places to see and a great view over the city from the metro cable. Loved the atmosphere in Comuna 13 and the delicious mango popsicles!!”

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7.Fun Graffiti Workshop: The Art of Aerosol and Color

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $58

At Ocio Gallery in Bogotá, you’ll invent a graffiti name, practice dots, lines, and spirals, then paint a 3D throwup tag on a workshop wall. Guides such as Cali, known as TET, or Diego lead beginners through spray technique, color choices, and planning. The two-hour session includes materials, a gallery visit, and access to a cultural house with murals.

“I was very impressed both by the artist who led this workshop and by the gallery (OCIO) where it was hosted. The workshop started with a chance to explore the gallery, which is full of amazing prints by an array of Colombian artists. They also sell a line of printed clothing - really interesting work, and a chance to take home an exceptional souvenir. (If you don't take the workshop, you could still have a super visit to the gallery, which is close to the La Perseverancia Market and lots of eating options.) The grafitti workshop took place in a courtyard behind the building, with walls covered by experiments and…”

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8.Graffiti Tour in La Candelaria Bogotá with Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 68 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $43

Spend about three hours walking La Candelaria with a private guide who explains Bogotá’s murals, artists, techniques, and political themes. Hotel or airport pickup is included, making this a smart choice for a short stay or layover. Guides such as Luis, Myra, Camila, and Daniel have earned praise for clear English and personal service.

“I did this tour with my son, and we both absolutely loved it! Sarah was our tour guide and she is full of interesting information, I never knew that a lot of the street art you see actually has meaning behind it! Do not miss this eye opening, educational tour!!”

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9.2-Hours Street Art Walking Tour in Medellin Comuna 13

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 54 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $24

Join a small group of up to 10 people for about 2 hours 30 minutes in Comuna 13. Johan Giraldo’s tour follows local streets, murals, viewpoints, and the famous outdoor escalators that connect the hillside neighborhood with Medellín. The route begins and ends in San Javier, costs $24, and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

“It's an awesome tour. Joe is so knowledgeable about the area and the art. The vibe in this area is so energizing.”

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10.Shared Tour Cali’s Salsa, Graffiti & Resistance Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 53 reviews · 2h 30m · from $13

Walk through central Cali with Beyond Colombia guides such as Cristian, tracing salsa from Afro-Caribbean roots to Cali’s dance culture and social movements. See the Plazoleta de la Caleñidad, Calle del Pecado, River Boulevard, World Cup Tunnel, 5th Avenue, and resistance murals. Expect about 8 km on foot, plenty of stories, and practical advice on salsa bars.

“Great guide, really informative and entertaining- great story teller! Highly recommend.”

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11.Graffiti Tour comuna 13 and cable car (made by local guides)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 42 reviews · 3 hours · from $33

Meet Laura, Samuel, Jonathan, or another local guide at San Javier Metro Station for a three-hour visit through Comuna 13. Ride the cable car, learn the area’s history, watch break dance and rap, try your hand at graffiti, taste coffee and ice cream, and climb the outdoor escalators to city views.

“Leandro and Natalie were both great guides! Learned a lot about culture, history, and graffiti. Would definitely recommend this tour.”

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12.Graffiti Tour el mejor recorrido de arte urbano

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 41 reviews · 2 hours · from $13

Meet at Journalists Park for a two-hour English walking tour through Bogotá’s major street-art areas. Guides such as Lifred, Ivonne, Luis, and Giovanni explain graffiti techniques, artist stories, Colombian history, and art used for protest and community change. The tour is wheelchair accessible and costs $13 per person.

“Great tour, super informative and was nice and chillaxed - thanks to Fabian!”

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13.Commune 13, Graffitour street food. History.All inclusive

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 35 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $25

This three-hour Comuna 13 tour combines a cable-car ride, public bus, street art, local history, galleries, viewpoints, neighborhood stories, and mango ice cream. Guides including Sebastián, Manuela, Luis, and Andrés have led the walk, with some offering personal insight into Comuna 13. Expect hills, stairs, and plenty of walking.

“That was one of the best tours I have ever taken. Sebastian Soler was o terrific tour guide. Informative, he answered all our questions. Kept us engaged on the tour. He was awesome. I was able to understand the history behind Commune 13.”

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14.History and Street Art Tour in Comuna 13

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 35 reviews · from $12

Walk through Comuna 13 with a local guide such as Sergio, who grew up in the neighborhood and explains its past, street art, and dramatic changes. You’ll visit the famous electric stairways, see murals and performances, sample local ice cream, and learn how tour proceeds support youth education. Small groups are capped at 12 people.

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15.Graffiti Tour in La Candelaria Bogotá with Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 24 reviews · 3 hours · from $48

Explore La Candelaria with a private English- or Spanish-speaking guide, starting at Chorro de Quevedo and ending at Café Herencia. You’ll see works by Ledania, Wosnan, Ocio4, Bastardilla, Vera, Erre, and Carlos Trilleras, while learning how Bogotá’s artists address Indigenous identity, politics, and city life.

“Lorena was great. Very informative and really friendly. The tour was excellent and the graffiti was beautiful.”

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