Street art · STREET ART WALKING TOURS IN SPAIN
The 7 best street art walking tours in Spain 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.
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.”
Walk from Bilbao’s old La Vieja area to the Guggenheim Museum with a local art guide. See murals, street art, cultural projects, and outdoor sculptures, then stop at a local bar for craft beer and a snack. The tour is in English, costs $69, and ends at the Guggenheim, museum entry not included.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history and social context of Bilbao. We really got to see neighbourhoods we may not have otherwise visited. I recommend this tour for anyone wanting to get a cultural understanding of the city. I loved it.”
Join Michael of BestToursGranada for an 8-kilometre walk through Realejo, Sacromonte, and Albaicín. See murals by El Niño de las Pinturas, enter an old Sacromonte cave home, visit Carmen de los Mártires, and collect practical tips on tapas, shops, and local art.
“"Michael was an outstanding guide who brought Granada to life with his deep knowledge and engaging storytelling. He offered a fascinating insight into the city's rich history, vibrant street art, and everyday local culture. The tour took us to plenty of hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path spots we would never have found on our own. It was a truly memorable experience—highly recommended!"”
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!”
Walk Valencia’s Ciutat Vella with a street art guide such as Maria, tracing hidden murals by Escif, Hyuro, David de Limón, Disneylexia, and others. You’ll learn stencil, paste-up, and yarn art techniques, visit the CCCC when open, and finish among the large murals of Velluters.
“Maria was incredible. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!”
Join Alexia or another local guide for a 1.5-hour private walk through Salamanca’s Barrio del Oeste. Find murals, stencils, and graffiti by local, Spanish, and international artists, then finish with a 30-minute tapas stop. Choose English, French, Spanish, or Italian, and set the time to suit your plans.
“Our guide, Alexia, was excellent! Her English was perfect and very easy to understand. She was very knowledgeable and shared interesting information. We would definitely use her again and recommend her to any friends coming to Salamanca.”
Join a local guide at 11:00 for a three-hour walk through Bilbao La Vieja and San Francisco. See street art, a former church, a mining furnace, creative centers, and historic neighborhoods, then finish with a local craft beer and snack. The group is limited to 15 people.
“Amazing tour. The city was brought to life with interesting stories of the history and culture of Bilbao by our tour guide, who was passionate about the arts. A fantastic guide. We had a wonderful tour - would highly recommend”
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