Barcelona · BARCELONA STREET ART TOURS
The 13 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.”
Ride a handmade bamboo bicycle from central Barcelona toward Poblenou, where industrial walls carry stencils, tags, and spray-painted murals. A private guide such as Olga, Anas, or Antoinne leads the route in English, Spanish, or French, with the tour returning to Carrer Notariat.
“We really recomend this tour. Olga, the guide knew everything and opened our eyes for the fantastic, beatiful and very varied streetart. You can find all the sights, but this you cannot find yourself. A good way to see the city”
Meet artist guide Juan near Paral·lel for a short street-art walk, then head to Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies. You will study local murals, learn basic spray-paint techniques, and help create a shared mural. Materials are included, and no art experience is needed.
“This activity was the highlight of our trip. We loved that it was a hands-on experience creating street art. Juan was very informative as we made our brief walk to the art park. We learned about several murals in the city, and about the history of graffiti in general. He is a true artist and not just someone they hire to teach a few skills. He helped us bring a real piece of work to the streets of Barcelona! I highly recommend this trip if you love to create. My two teen boys (15, 16) truly had a great time. I loved that we weren’t standing in line with all…”
Spend two hours with an artist or art historian exploring Galeria Senda, El Born, the Gothic Quarter, and Barcelona street art. Guides such as Luke add local artist contacts and context, and the walk ends with a glass of wine in a gallery bar. Groups are limited to 10.
“The tour itself and the guide were amazing. I truly enjoyed and learned about the vibrant street art scene in Barcelona. I would highly recommend this tour whether you are with a group or an individual traveler.”
Walk from Teatre Condal through El Raval, La Rambla, and the Gothic Quarter with an artist or art historian. Learn to read tags, murals, paste-ups, and urban sculpture, then meet artists in a private studio and visit Canal Gallery.
“wahr alles super danke weiter so wir kommen wieder...”
Walk from El Raval to El Born with Liliia or Leila, linking political murals, Joan Miró’s pavement mosaic, Gothic alleys, sculptures, and crime stories. This English tour lasts about 2.5 hours, welcomes up to 15 people, and can be customized for your group.
“Leila was perfect guide very knowledgeable and professional! Its turn out to be a private tour only for me since no one registered and it was amazing!! Very recommended”
Ride an e-scooter through Barcelona for 2.5 hours with a live guide in English, German, Russian, or Portuguese. Anton leads many departures, taking you beyond the usual sights to graffiti spots, lesser-known corners, major landmarks, and one creative surprise. Spray cans and helmets are included.
“Une belle façon de découvrir la ville autrement. Anton est un guide au top! On a passé un excellent moment. Merci”
Join an English-speaking local guide, including Jordan, for a 3 to 4-hour walk through Raval’s graffiti, skate spots, alternative culture, and urban legends. See work linked to Keith Haring, Botero, and Xupet Negre, then finish with tapas and a traditional Spanish drink.
“The Alternative Tour was a great way to see various legends of the grafiti and street art world like Keith Haring, Xupet Negre and Botero! Our guide Jordan was the best! She showed us skater culture at MACBA, vintage shops, trendy cafes and cool dive bars. Tres Xemenes is a park with wall-to-wall urban space, covered in paint! Sick!”
Start near Plaça de Catalunya at 5 pm and follow local guides such as Harlan or Miguel through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, Raval street art, skate culture, urban legends, and tucked-away corners. Finish with tapas and a cold drink, then return to the meeting point.
“Excellent way to dive into the alternative and underground cultures of grafiti, street and urban art. We checked out some trendy spots in the raval and got to see work by Konair, Haring and Botero's cat statue! Def recommend”
Ride a private e-bike tour through Barcelona’s oldest streets, stopping for murals by Keith Haring and El Xupet Negre, plus MACBA, Port Vell, the Gothic Quarter, and Gaudí’s Passeig de Gràcia. Your English-speaking guide explains the art, artists, and social stories behind the city’s walls.
Pick a Gaudí building, a table or a boat.
