Berlin · BERLIN STREET ART TOURS
The murals here are big enough to see from the U-Bahn and change often enough to be worth a guide. These 6 tours cover Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and the legal walls, priced by length and clear on which include a workshop.
Spend three hours walking through Berlin with guides such as Rob, Ben, or Suzanne, learning how graffiti and street art differ, why artists make their work, and what the city’s walls say about its people. The route can include Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, and an AB metro ride.
“Very immersive and broadened my knowledge. Not your typical tour Something I’d do again”
Explore Berlin’s street-art scene with an English- or German-speaking guide who connects murals, graffiti, music, politics, and reunification. Expect lesser-known corners, inner courtyards, sculptures, architecture, and time for photos. Routes and meeting points vary, and private groups are available.
“Inspired by various street art tours in other countries (recently in Mallorca and Lima), I had wondered why I never have taken part in a tour in Berlin - the great open space art gallery which is my home town. So I deciced to discover the stories behind the art pieces that I see every day - and it definitely turned out to be a good decision. We had a great tour guide: Cammy (I hope I spelt it the right way) who shared stories from behind the scenes and made us smile more than once. Although I live in Berlin for more than a decade (being sure that I…”
Spend about three hours with a street artist guide such as Rob, Ben, or Antonio, exploring Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg. Expect murals, graffiti, political art, a gallery stop, public transport, café time, and a closer look at the skills and subculture behind Berlin’s famous walls.
“Rob was our guide for this tour and he was brilliant. Very friendly, definitely knew his stuff and made everyone feel welcome. He was very passionate about Street Art which made the tour so much better. I wasn't sure whether my sons would enjoy it, who are 22 and 18, but they enjoyed it as much as me and my husband did, and that was mainly down to Rob and how he managed the tour. Would highly recommend.”
Walk from Friedrichshain to Kreuzberg with a guide such as Lee, Elena, Tiago, or Will, tasting German, Turkish, Ukrainian, vegan, and other Berlin foods. Expect East Side Gallery, street art, market culture, Cold War stories, and a maximum of eight people over about three and a half hours.
“It was a nice tour of Berlin with good food stops. The tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly and kept the tour on a good pace.”
Spend about three hours walking Berlin’s street art trail with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see Dircksenstraße, Haus Schwarzenberg, and RAW Tempel, while guides such as Ania, Amanda, Rona, Martin, and Maike explain artists, techniques, history, and the city’s changing art scene.
“Amanda was our guide and told us so much more than we had expected! Such fascinating history, more than just the wall.”
Spend three hours tracing Berlin’s alternative culture through Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, and the East Side Gallery. A French or Italian-speaking guide connects murals, Cold War history, social change, and gentrification. Guides including Antonella, Iacopo, Martin, and Marie are praised for clear stories and warm conversation.
“Esperienza consigliata! Antonella e Iacopo, preparatissimi, ci hanno guidato attraverso la storia della città con grande passione e coinvolgimento. Grazie!!!”
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