Street art · SCOOTER RENTALS
The good scooter mural routes run small and fill early. Below: the 5 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk or ride through Newtown and Braamfontein with a local guide, visiting Constitution Hill, Joburg Theatre, and Wits University’s African art museum. Expect street art, city history, and a born-free perspective on Johannesburg. Guides associated with the experience include Sean, Augustin, Franck, and Zodwa.
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.”
Ride an electric scooter from Khao San through Bangkok’s old quarters, stopping at the Democracy Monument, Loha Prasat, the Giant Swing, Chinatown, Sampeng Market, Talat Noi, and the Chao Phraya River. Guides including AJ, Tai, John, and Nicolas have led this photogenic route in English, French, Hindi, Thai, and Japanese.
“The location was easy to find and the time was accurate. Most importantly, the staff was very friendly and helpful; my 8 year old son had difficulty operating the electric scooter, but they offered him a two-seater. Thanks to you, we were able to join the tour without any problems. The tour is very photogenic. It was a good tour to see the deep streets of Bangkok. After the tour, they asked us where we were going next and told us how to get to the night market. They also assisted us in getting a tuk-tuk ride and we were very impressed with their hospitality. They made a video and…”
Ride an e-scooter through central Belgrade with a licensed English-speaking guide, focusing on Dorćol’s murals, Dorćol Platz, and Savamala’s graffiti-lined streets. Guide Angela may lead you through less obvious corners, with a scooter, helmet, and tea or coffee included. The tour lasts about three hours and returns to its starting point.
“The perfect route through Belgrade, lots of graffiti painting, places you’ve not going to find as a tourist, nice guide (Angela).”
Spend 2.5 hours riding an e-scooter through three Belgrade neighborhoods, stopping for murals, graffiti, photos, and stories about the city’s street art scene. Your English-speaking guide supplies the scooter and safety equipment. Marko has led at least one praised outing, and groups can add a graffiti workshop with local artists.
“Excellent tour! We saw some fantastic street art and lots of different parts of Belgrade. Marko was an excellent guide. I’d highly recommend this tour.”
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