Madrid · STREET ART
6 reviewed
The good street art tours fill up fast in Madrid, and the best fill first. Below are the 6 that earn the booking, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock it in before the calendar does.
Walk Madrid street art with a local graffiti hunter. See La Tabacalera murals, Plaza del Sombrerete street works, and stencil art.
“Super insightful and visually interesting tour! Yaja was a great and passionate storyteller and showed us many cool spots. Love this tour!”
Walk Madrid’s street art legends at La Neomudéjar and La Tabacalera, then finish at Campo de Cebada on a 2-hour English tour.
“This was fantastic! The guide was so cool and well informed. Showed us so much and took us to a great area of town we might not have explored otherwise. Can't recommend this enough.”
Ride through Madrid’s street art scene with a local graffiti artist, from 1989 tags to festival murals in Malasaña and Lavapiés.
“Excellent experience!!! The guide provided insightful knowledge about street art while making the bicycle ride a fun one. In my group, there were a few participants that were below average in cycling and that was a challenge due to the traffic of Madrid and some uphill routes. The guide adjusted the tour to accommodate as much as possible though. So it is recommended for participants of this tour to be familiar with city cycling to truly maximize the experience.”
See Madrid’s Lavapiés street art with a small-group walk, a gallery stop with a drink, and guide Roberto pointing out the details you’d miss.
“I wanted to share my wonderful experience on the Street Art tour I took. As I was the only registered participant, I truly appreciated you offering me the option to proceed with the tour for a small additional fee rather than canceling. Given my Read more”
Explore Lavapiés street art on a small-group 2-hour walk, spot major murals and hidden details, then end at a local gallery for $33.
“Roberto was great at showing us beautiful artwork and explaining the history of the artwork and area. It was like being shown a neighborhood by a friend.”
English street-art walk through Malasaña, Chueca, Gran Vía and Lavapiés, with graffiti history, murals, and great photo stops.
“Excelente actividad y guías fabulosos! Repetiremos todos los tours que ellos organicen en Madrid 🥰”
