The 6 Best Street Art Tours in Germany

1.City Street Art Guided Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 886 reviews · from $23Our pick

Spend three hours walking through Berlin’s street art districts with an English-speaking guide such as Ben, Rob, or Suzanne. You’ll see murals and illegal graffiti in areas including Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, learn the difference between graffiti and street art, and hear personal stories about the artists, methods, and social ideas behind the work. An AB metro ticket may be needed.

“Rob was great! really funny and engaging and able to have a good chat with! really knowledgeable.”

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2.3-Hour Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 778 reviews · 3 hours · from $23

Spend three hours with an English- or German-speaking guide exploring Berlin’s graffiti, murals, sculptures, and creative corners. Guides such as Amanda, Maike, Bastian, and Sam Z have brought strong art and city knowledge to past tours. Expect plenty of walking, photo stops, local stories, and possible public transport use.

“We saw many areas with lots of great street art. We also went to many cool areas of Berlin. We took the public transport once.”

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3.Guided Street Art Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 57 reviews · from $15Best value

You’ll walk through Mannheim’s open-air Stadt.Wand.Kunst gallery with a German-speaking guide, learning how artists such as HERAKUT, PEETA, 1010, and LOW BROS have turned plain façades into large murals. Choose the Quadrate or Neckarstadt route, with private and shared options available.

“The tour was very nice. Personally, I found the waiting time in front of the murals a bit long. Everything was explained well.”

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4.Alternative Hamburg / Street Art Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 8 reviews · 2 hours

Walk Hamburg’s Schanze, Karoviertel, and St Pauli with a local guide such as Adrian. Expect murals, graffiti, stencil work, 3D installations, repurposed bunkers, an urban greenhouse, and stories about Rote Flora, G20 protests, gentrification, and St Pauli’s community spirit. The private tour runs in English or German for up to 15 people.

“Perfekt :-) Super Führung, sehr interessante Einblicke in die Street-Art-Kultur Hamburgs!!! Toller Guide mit großem Fachwissen und spannenden Geschichten rund um Hamburgs "Subkultur". Gebucht für einen Betriebsausflug, absolut empfehlenswert, immer gerne wieder!!!”

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5.Alternative & Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews · from $23

Meet your English-speaking guide beneath Berlin’s TV tower for a three-hour look at street art, punk, techno, squatting culture, and gentrification. You may visit Haus Schwarzenberg, YAAM beach, SO36, RAW Gelände, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, and the treehouse on the wall. Guides such as Damien and Antonio bring their own focus, so each tour differs.

“Excellent - Antonio Castello was just fabulous and made the tour for us. A great insight to the Alternative Berlin.”

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6.Alternative Berlin / Street art tour – Private group

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 3 hours Top rated

Spend three hours with Adrian, creator of Berlin’s alternative tour concept, exploring street art, creative housing projects, multicultural Kiez neighborhoods, and counterculture history. The private English-language tour suits groups of up to 20 and includes local tips on food, bars, clubs, and Berlin’s music scene. An AB transport ticket is required.

“It was hands down one of the most fascinating tours I’ve ever taken. What made this experience so special is that, although most of us in the group have been living in Berlin for over five years, Adrien managed to show us an entirely new side of the city. We discovered hidden corners, unexpected artworks, and stories that completely changed how we see Berlin. Adrien’s passion and deep knowledge of both the graffiti and street art scene as well as the rich, complex history of Berlin really brought the tour to life. His ability to connect the evolution of the city with the culture and messages behind the art gave…”

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