easy
3 hours
Suitable for all levels; requires stamina for walking moderate distances on uneven surfaces.
Take a 3-hour walking journey through Lisbon’s dynamic street art scene with Lisbon City Guru. Discover massive murals, hidden artworks, and the stories that bring this open-air gallery to life.
25€ per Person | 3 Hours | Ages 5 & Older
Explore Lisbon's vibrant streets on a captivating 3-hour walking tour of its dynamic street art scene. Discover stunning murals and hidden masterpieces while learning about various artistic techniques from your knowledgeable guide. Experience the city's rich cultural tapestry, where contemporary art meets local history in an ever-evolving urban landscape.
People: 25€ Ages 5 & Older
3 Hours
Study works from graffiti to sophisticated murals as you get a feel for the locals, or alfacinhas (little lettuces) as they are lovingly called.
Meet up with your art guru at the tour office and start your tour of the city's frequently changing offerings. See whimsical murals of animals like lizards and horses taking up the side of an entire building to political and social statements such as Uber's Boy Crying in contrast with the affluent area surrounding it.
View small masterpieces concealed in the hidden alleys and narrow streets of Old Town to large-scale modern installations in wide open areas, many possible due to the local government's huge focus on urban renewal. Enjoy seeing work in progress, as well as some that's been there for decades, during this amazing cultural tour in a city known to have the most extensive and some of the best works of Europe's street art movement.
Languages English, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, French
The tour involves walking on uneven, sometimes cobblestone streets—stable footwear is essential.
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months when the sun can be strong.
Tours are offered in multiple languages, including English, Portuguese, and French; booking early ensures your preferred guide.
Weather in Lisbon can shift; a light rain jacket or sun protection might be necessary depending on the season.
Lisbon’s street art gained momentum after the 2000s with government initiatives encouraging urban renewal through public art.
Local efforts promote maintaining murals with environmentally friendly paints and protect art by regulating illegal tagging.
Essential for navigating uneven cobblestone streets and urban terrain.
Protect yourself from strong sun exposure during daytime tours.
summer specific
Useful for sudden spring showers during the walking tour.
spring specific
Capture high-impact murals and hidden street art moments.