Portugal · STREET ART
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 street art tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk through Bairro Alto, Chiado, Baixa, Mouraria, and Graça with an English-speaking guide such as Erica, Maria, or Laith. Expect famous murals, small overlooked pieces, street sculptures, artist stories, Portuguese history, and plenty of hills and uneven pavement.
“I thought the tour showed us a wide range of street art. the guide was very knowlegable”
Walk Lisbon’s Graça neighborhood with an English-speaking guide such as Igor or Cátia, finding major murals, fresh work on Rua Josefa de Obidos, and a gallery created for International Women’s Day 2025. You’ll also learn street art etiquette, artist rivalries, and Lisbon’s urban story.
“Such an enjoyable, fascinating tour. I had no idea there was such a rich supply of street art treasures in Lisbon. Cátia was an excellent guide, and her passion for artists and their work made it all the more enjoyable. Highly recommended.”
Ride with a private driver-guide through Marvila and other outlying Lisbon districts, stopping for major murals and photos. Guides such as Tiago, Mario, Frederico, and Raquel explain the artists, neighborhood change, Portuguese culture, and the old buildings around each work.
“Mario was an outstanding, informative guide. He took us to places in Lisbon we would never have seen on our own. He gave us plenty of opportunities to get out of the tuk-tuk to take photos. We saw amazing street art!”
Walk Lisbon’s Mouraria, Graça, and São Vicente with artist-guides such as Diogo, Vero, Ben, and Luisa. Expect murals, fado photography, political art, steep hills, stairs, and the long azulejo wall at Jardim Botto Machado. The English tour lasts about three hours and caps at 10 people.
“I never knew this world of street art existed. It was such a fun and beautiful peek into this world. I appreciated how our guide distinguished between street art and graffiti. He was super knowledgeable not just about the art, but the artist and the movements behind each piece. There is so much more going on than just the art, the pieces speak to cultural and political climates and movements. Wear a comfortable shoes, be prepared for walking uphill and some steep downhill areas. I would highly recommend this tour for anybody wanting to do something a little different while they’re in Lisbon.”
Walk from Bairro Alto to Graça with a local guide such as Erica, Maria, or Laith, finding murals, graffiti, tiles, and art-filled streets. Expect thoughtful stories about Lisbon’s politics, neighborhoods, and artists, plus steep hills, cobblestones, and a small group of up to 12 people.
“Exceptional knowledge and great pace covering a lot of territory. Such a variety of talent on display in Lisbon!”
Walk Porto for three hours with an English-speaking art guide, often Luigi or Andre, and discover murals, stencils, and small works by Vhils, Hazul, Costah, and others. The small group visits celebrated pieces, lesser-known streets, and a secret stop while explaining Porto’s lively art scene.
“This was a very informative tour by an enthusiastic guide. I really enjoyed the depth of which he spoke about the artists. It was well worth my time and it was very happy with the tour.”
Walk through Lisbon’s Mouraria and Graça for 2.5 to 3 hours with a local English-speaking guide. You’ll find murals and public art that are easy to miss alone, hear about local and international artists, and learn how Portuguese law and city projects shape the scene.
“This was a great art tour of the city. There is a lot of walking, so prepare for that. The guide was on time and provided perfect instructions for the meeting place. The weather was not great, so there were only two people on the tour, which made me very lucky to have the guide's attention including conversations about life in Portugal. I thoroughly enjoyed the information provided, and I got to see a couple of famous murals which I had been wanting to see in person. Our guide even helped me find my way back to my hotel, walking with me until he knew I was going the right…”
Ride through Lisbon with a private driver-guide, looking for street art around LX Factory and traditional districts such as Alfama, Graça, Castelo, and Bairro Alto. Guides including Katia, Romuald, Bruno, Marco, and Eugenio speak English, French, Spanish, or Portuguese and can adapt the route to your interests.
“Merci beaucoup à Katia qui a été une guide en or, intarissable sur Lisbonne, elle nous a permis de découvrir cette magnifique ville en mêlant histoire et street art. La visite a été très agréable, elle nous a donné envie d'y revenir. 😍”
Spend three hours with local artist-guide Mr. Red, or a guide such as Igor or Iwan, finding Lisbon’s street art in Graça, Mouraria, and Alfama. See works by Vhils, Obey Giant, Bordalo II, Add Fuel, and others, plus freshly painted walls and a small art souvenir.
“Igor was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide that enlightened us on aspects of street art that was new and informative. If you like art and culture, this is a must. Highly recommended.”
Ride through Lisbon with an English-speaking guide such as David, Andre, Susana, Tiago, or Rumi Miguel. This private electric tuk-tuk tour links major murals, Vhils and Bordalo II works, Graça viewpoints, and local history, with hotel pickup available.
“Andre was an exceptional guide: - friendly helpful and tailored the tour to our interests. The street art is wonderful and much would be missed if you attempted to do it on your own. I can’t fault our experience.”
Join a small group of up to eight for a three-hour street-art outing from Lisbon Destination Hostel. Guides such as Ze, Fernando, and Manuel lead you beyond central sights to murals, underground passages, and walls around Chelas, with air-conditioned minivan transport and walking stops.
“Nice Guide, knew much about the City because he is a local. Beautiful art with a interesting story. I liked it!”
Walk through Lisbon’s Mouraria and Graça with an English-speaking guide, often Véro, to see murals, stencils, posters, tags, and Vhils’ work. Learn about Portuguese and international artists, social messages, and neighborhood renewal. Expect hills, stairs, a brisk pace, and plenty of city views.
“Really interesting tour. The guide was very well informed and did a great job helping us understand the art within the context of the neighborhood. Highly recommend — great value!”
Walk through Mouraria and Graça with an English or French-speaking guide, spotting work by Vhils, Shepard Fairey, Bordalo II, Add Fuel, and others. Learn how Lisbon’s art reflects social and political life, reach the Miradouro da Graça, and support the yesyoucan.spray collective.
“Ben hat uns tolle streetart gezeigt und konnte unheimlich viel zu den einzelnen Bildern und KünstlerInnen erzählen. Er ist selbst Künstler was dem Ganzen noch mehr Gewicht gegeben hat. Hat Mega Spaß gemacht. Absolute Empfehlung”
Spend three hours exploring Lisbon’s graffiti and street art by air-conditioned minivan with a local guide such as Pedro or Miguel. You’ll reach works spread across streets, alleys, stairways, and avenues while learning how artists and styles developed. Hotel pickup, Wi-Fi, water, and private touring are included.
“Simply put: Awesome. I (unexpectedly) ended up getting a private street art tour with Pedro and it was really great! Pedro really understands what he’s talking about in terms of the street art scene/conveys it with a lot of enthusiasm and shows a variety of street art styles throughout the city. He’s also able to tell a lot about the city in general, so if it’s your first time in Lisbon and you like this type of art: don’t skip the tour!”
Walk Lisbon’s old center with guides such as Pedro or Vasco, stopping for striking murals and city views on a two-hour photo tour. The route climbs from downtown toward the castle hill, so wear good shoes. Tours run in English, Portuguese, or German, with small groups and a meeting point at BessaHotel Liberdade.
“Pedro was a great guide who clearly has a passion for street art. We were taken to parts of Lisbon that we never would have gotten to see outside of the tour, and saw so much fantastic street art. Also, we were picked up straight from our Air b&b which was super helpful, and asked where we would like to be dropped off so we got a lift to the next sight we planned on visiting :) THANK YOU!”
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