DENMARK · STREET ART
5 reviewed
There are 5 street art tours on this site and these 5 are the ones to spend a morning on. Everything you need to choose between them is here: price, length, and what the day actually involves.
Street art and rooftop views in Aarhus. Small group, guided stories, murals, and harbour panoramas on a 2-hour walk.
“Our guide (Mariana?) was great! We learned so much about Aarhus through the street art that is presented and supported by the community. Highly recommend!”
A 3-hour English street art walk in Aalborg with an expert guide, photo stops, and stories behind international murals and BurnOn work.
“En fantastisk tur, hvor man kommer på opdagelse i Aalborgs baggårde, store pladser og bliver ført godt igennem streetart-historien i Aalborg. Vildt inspirerende at se både de internationale kunstnere og de lokales historier på gavlene i Aalborg. Kan varmt anbefales☀️”
MACA Museum in Copenhagen for Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years, with an English mobile ticket near Nyhavn. Visit in 45 to 60 minutes.
“Interesting exhibitions. Gave a background to street art. Three floors all with different exhibits. Toilets and coat/bag rack available”
A 3-hour Nørrebro walk mixing street art stops with shawarma or falafel, plus Coffee Collective coffee and time to talk and reflect.
“Really nice tour with delicious food and lots of interesting street art. There was lots of time for reflection and discussion, which made the tour more personal as well. The bun with cheese was especially good and a must try for all visitors in Copenhagen.”
Small-group 3-hour Nørrebro street art and food walk, with Kösem shawarma, a cheese bun at Mokkariet, and Hart Bakery pastry.
“This tour was a great combination of artistic wall paintings and tasty street food. The guide offered insights on the art, artists and history of the locations and the street art. A great way to spend time while visiting Copenhagen.”
