Berlin: City Street Art Guided Walking Tour
1.Berlin: City Street Art Guided Walking Tour
Berlin street art walking tour with local graffiti artists. Hunt for murals across East and West Berlin, learn meanings, and get great photos.
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The 15 berlin street art tours travellers rate the highest, with a guide who knows which walls go up next and the stories behind the ones already there. Prices, run times and the artists you will meet, all in one place.
Berlin street art walking tour with local graffiti artists. Hunt for murals across East and West Berlin, learn meanings, and get great photos.
Most PopularA 3-hour Berlin street art walking tour from Smack Burger to East and West murals, graffiti stories, and a street-art gallery stop.
“Tour was great. Ben was our guide, and really engaged with the group. He had backstories for everything we looked at, which makes seeing certain tags or pieces are art around the city all the more interesting. 5/5 recommend.”
A 3-hour Berlin street art walk that goes beyond the famous walls, with expert guides, lesser-known spots, and a great stop at Markthalle Neun.
Off The Grid Berlin street art tour through Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg with small-group expert guides, political context, and metro rides.
“This tour is fun! It was a spritzy, cold November day but everyone, including Rob our tour guide, were in excellent spirits. Rob had encyclopedic knowledge of the street art and graffiti scene in Berlin and the history of the art form itself. He showed us a variety of techniques used by the artists and…”
East Meets West in Berlin mixes street art and food stops across Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, with 6 tastings, drinks, and WWII-era stories.
“The Guide Lee was vety k kwoledgeable about the area and the cuisine”
Join a 3-hour Berlin street art walk in English for $24.19, with an expert guide, free stops, and hidden murals in multiple neighborhoods.
“Amanda was our guide and told us so much more than we had expected! Such fascinating history, more than just the wall.”
A small-group Berlin street art walk through Kreuzberg and the East Side Gallery, linking Cold War walls to today’s gentrification in 3 hours.
A 2-hour private Kreuzberg street art walk with murals, graffiti history, and neighborhood stories around Schlesisches Tor and Oberbaumbrücke.
French street art tour in Berlin: graffiti, stencils and murals with a pro guide. 3 hours from Potsdamer Platz.
“Très bonne visite, seuls nous n'aurions pas vu tous ces lieux et les explications donnent un très bon éclairage sur l'histoire du street art à Berlin! Je recommande !”
A 4-hour Berlin street art walk through Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, and Neukölln, with a local guide, small groups, and insider tips.
“Had such a great tour! The guide was very knowledgeable and social, and gave us a very good all-round tour that included both history and street art. Thank you!”
Walk Berlin street art across Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, and Neukölln on a $22, 4-hour tour with squats, Späti stops, and local tips.
“Surprisingly, my wife and I have been to Berlin many times, never really noticed all the art that is now so clearly present in the streetscape. Thank you Ronja for the super fun and very informative tour !!!”
Two hours of street art and Berlin queer history in Schöneberg, with Urban Nation, the El-Dorado area, and a free gay map for $57.
“The guide was friendly, warm, knowledgeable and insightful. She personalised the experience for us which gave it a certain je nais se quois. Would recommend it for anyone in the queer community who loves art and history. A big thanks!”
A 3-hour alternative Berlin street art walk with a top local guide, free stops, hidden courtyards, and a strong intro to Kreuzberg culture.
“Cole was an amazing tour guide! He was friendly, knowledgeable and took the time to make sure everyone got what they wanted out of the tour. We got to see interesting parts of Berlin we wouldn’t have found on our own.”
A 3-hour alternative Berlin street art walk with a top local guide, free stops, hidden courtyards, and a strong intro to Kreuzberg culture.
“Fantastic (american) guide with really good knowledge of Berlin. Artist himself, living in Berlin for years now, he could explain all about the scene of art, music, young culture and underground.”
Walk graffiti-lined streets in Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg with a local guide, photo stops, and the story behind Berlin’s urban culture.
“I had a street art tour with Dimitri, as I wanted to make sure I saw the Berlin art scene in the 2 short days I had here. Dimitri was engaging, interesting, and really knew his stuff. He also brought me to an additional location in the Jewish Quarter with more art. I had a…”
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