Barcelona · BARCELONA STREET ART TOURS
The 4 best barcelona street art tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride from Carrer dels Escudellers through Barcelona’s seaside routes to post-industrial Poblenou with guide Mike or Michael. Expect a 2 to 3 hour small-group tour focused on graffiti, street art, local history, politics, and the artists behind the walls.
“it was a great tour with many fantastic impressions!”
Walk from El Poble Sec through El Raval, the Gothic Quarter, Las Ramblas, and Tres Xemeneies with guides such as Luke, Juan, or Katrina. Learn how Barcelona’s street art scene works, then meet artists at BienCuadrado. Groups are capped at 12.
“Katrina was knowledgeable and knew her way around the area. Lovely to hear the history of street art and the many forms of art that is around Barcelona. Would highly recommend.”
Walk from Sant Antoni into Raval with an English-speaking local guide such as Olga or Juan, a street artist himself. Learn to read murals, paste-ups, shutters, and social commentary before ending at MACBA and the Tres Chemineas skate spot.
“Découverte de lieux insoupçonnés qui permet de mieux connaître et comprendre le street art. Une très belle journée”
Walk Barcelona’s Raval with an English, French, or Spanish-speaking guide such as Juan, Anais, or Jeanne. See changing murals, learn graffiti styles and local projects, visit Arnau Gallery, and finish outside MACBA and its famous skate spot. Museum entry is separate.
“Our guide was terrific and she had special knowledge that we did not even know we could expect. She made us aware of many little things we would not have seen if we had been there walking alone. Things like these little cans on the walls.”
Pick a Gaudí building, a table or a boat.
