Australia · STREET ART
The 5 best street art tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk Melbourne’s changing laneways with a working street artist, hear the stories behind the art, and finish at Blender Studios in West Melbourne. Guides have included Ben, Louis, Matt, Dave, Thomas, James, Akemi, and Salvo. The three-hour tour includes afternoon tea, wine, beer, fruit, and cheese.
“I now appreciate the thoughtfulness and artistic planning behind the street art found on beautiful laneways in Melbourne.”
Start at ACMI with an English-speaking street artist such as Ben, David, or Matt. Walk Melbourne’s laneways, learn the difference between tags, graffiti, and street art, then take a tram to Blender Studios for an artist visit, drinks, wine, beer, and market-fresh snacks.
“Excellent tour- a highlight of our stay in melbourne”
Join Local Sauce Tours for a three-hour walk through Brisbane’s small bars and street-art lanes. Your host, possibly Tom, Nicole, or another local guide, leads a maximum of 12 people to three bars. Thursday adds Fish Lane, South Brisbane, and West End. Saturday stays in the city centre.
“An outstanding way to see the unseen hidden in clear sight. Amazing artwork punctuating super intersecting bars off the beaten path. I wish I’d done this on day 1 of my trip. Tom, our guide for the session was bright, articulate, an expert in his field and best of all fun!!!”
Walk from Fremantle Visitors Centre through the cappuccino strip, boat harbour, West End, High Street, Whaler’s tunnel, and Roundhouse. Your English-speaking guide, including hosts such as Winona, Vaughan, Joanie, or Daniel, mixes convict escapes, migration, maritime tales, Indigenous history, and street art. Expect a relaxed pace and plenty of local tips.
“it was really relaxed but informative Joanie was an excellent host I would recommend.”
Join Katina on a 90-minute walking tour through Rundle Street East, Rundle Mall, and Chinatown. You’ll trace Jimmy C’s Adelaide murals, learn how street artists collaborate, sample food along the way, and receive an Adelaide Fringe Street Art Explosion map. Tours run on alternating Saturdays for groups of up to 10.
“Great informative tour. It is so interesting learning about how the street art movement started in Adelaide and see the amazing styles of different artists. Highly recommend it to anyone who lives a walking tour. The food along the way was fantastic.”
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