Madrid · STREET ART
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 street art tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Madrid’s street art with a local graffiti writer through Lavapiés, La Tabacalera, and La Latina on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“Good times - a must do if you're a fan of street art!”
Explore Madrid’s street art with a local guide, from La Tabacalera’s graffiti walls to Lavapiés gardens and community spaces.
“I have been on numerous street tours basically shown us grafitti and belabored the explanation. I had looked at pictures online and there was much better art. We ended up going off on our own and it was a complete waste of money for me. I would love a partial refund.”
Cycle through Madrid’s Malasaña and Lavapiés with a local graffiti artist, seeing festival murals, community gardens, and Muelle’s 1989 tag.
“We have had the luck to have Javier as our "private" guide for this amazing family bike tour in Madrid. Our son (7 years) and us enjoyed to be shown not only the street art but also the "hidden" quarters of Madrid where you can see and fell the urban, cosmopolitan life stye of Madrid. Javier is a very friendly and experienced tour guide and the whole experience from booking, renting the bike, driving through Madrid was seamless and without any troubles. Its definitly recommendable, even with kids starting with 7 on their own bike.Read more”
Explore Lavapiés street art with a local guide, visit an emerging gallery, and see Madrid through its boldest creative details.
“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 with an artist or art historian, from giant murals to tiny details, plus a local gallery visit in a small group.
“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.”
Pick a gallery, a plaza, or a road out of town.
