How long is the ROTTERDAM Street Art Wandeling?

The guided walk lasts between 1.5 to 2 hours, covering well-known and hidden street art locations.

Is the route suitable for families or children?

Yes, the walk is easy to moderate, suitable for families comfortable with walking city streets for up to two hours.

Are the murals permanent?

Many artworks are long-standing, but street art can change as new artists add pieces, making each tour unique.

What languages are the tours offered in?

Tours are typically offered in Dutch and English. It's best to confirm when booking.

Can the tour be done in bad weather?

The experience is outdoors and may proceed in light rain; appropriate clothing is recommended. In severe weather, cancellations may occur.

Where does the tour start?

The walk begins in the 3013 AJ area of Rotterdam. Specific meeting points will be provided upon booking.

Rotterdam Street Art Wandeling by Cicerones | City Tour | Sightseeing Tour

Rotterdam is more than its bustling port and modern skyline; it’s a dynamic canvas where raw creativity spills onto urban walls, reshaping the city’s narrative. In the heart of South Holland, the ROTTERDAM Street Art Wandeling offered by Cicerones invites you on a 1.5 to 2-hour journey through this vibrant outdoor gallery. This guided walk moves beyond typical sightseeing, weaving through well-known streets and tucked-away corners to unveil murals that pulse with color, culture, and controversy.

Street art in Rotterdam serves as a living chronicle of the city’s post-war regeneration and its ongoing dialogue with themes like migration, identity, and resilience. From towering murals by international heavyweights to discreet works by local talents, each piece tells a story — whether it challenges conventions or celebrates community pride. Your guide, a passionate art enthusiast, brings each site to life by sharing the backstories, techniques, and social contexts behind the artworks, transforming the walk into a cultural immersion that connects art with urban life.

Cicerones' Street Art Wandeling stands out because it highlights Rotterdam’s distinctive position as a forward-thinking metropolis embracing creativity in public spaces. Unlike traditional gallery visits, this experience is outdoors and interactive, fitting perfectly within the city's open-air art ethos. The walk’s moderate pace and accessible paths ensure it welcomes a broad range of visitors, from casual art lovers to seasoned culture travelers seeking fresh perspectives.

Set in the 3013 AJ postal district, the route threads through neighborhoods known for their industrial roots and creative rebirth, offering glimpses into the city’s evolving identity. This trip defines Rotterdam as an urban adventure destination where every wall adds a line to the city’s story.

Whether you’re in Rotterdam for a weekend or a deeper cultural dive, Cicerones’ Street Art Wandeling is a vivid way to connect with the city’s streets, stories, and bold artistic spirit.

About Cicerones

Cicerones is a Dutch walking-tour operator based in Gorinchem, Zuid-Holland. The company organises guided walking tours across many Dutch cities, offering themed experiences such as hofjeswandeling (courtyard walks), vrouwenwandeling (women’s history walks), stadswandeling (city walks), street art routes and Jewish-heritage tours. Most walks are scheduled as 1.5-hour guided tours; several experience listings note a two-hour Jewish heritage walk in Amsterdam.

Each trip listing describes guided walks that highlight architecture, local history and personal stories — for example hofjes tours of Amsterdam, Leiden and Alkmaar; women-focused walks in Haarlem, Leiden, Utrecht and more; and urban explorations in Rotterdam, Utrecht and Den Bosch. Cicerones runs tours in over twenty Dutch cities, including Amsterdam, Haarlem, Leiden, Rotterdam, Utrecht and Groningen, and offers specialised routes such as street-art and Hendrick de Keyser monument walks.

The booking information and trip summaries emphasise small-group walking itineraries that visit landmarks such as Pieterskerk in Leiden, Jordaan hofjes in Amsterdam, and the Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam. Guides narrate historical context, architectural details and cultural stories tailored to each route. Cicerones presents factual, site-focused tours suitable for visitors seeking history, architecture and local stories in manageable 1.5-hour formats. Based in Gorinchem, the organisation connects visitors with the hidden corners and heritage of Dutch towns through concise guided walks across multiple regions. Tour listings also include Hilversum, Delft, Alkmaar, Zwolle, Den Haag, Groningen, Schiedam, Hoorn, Deventer and Muiden, covering municipal centres, historic neighbourhoods and specialized monument routes across the Netherlands. All trip summaries specify themes, durations and notable sites for planning.