Barcelona Street Art Tour with Urban Gallery and Exclusive Artist Studios Visit
by Artspace Tours Barcelona
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Overview
This walking tour lasts about two hours and is led by artists and art historians active in Barcelona's street art scene. The small group visits key neighborhoods known for their street art, starting at Parallel Avenue in El Poble Sec, where large murals by internationally known artists can be seen. The tour continues through El Raval, a neighborhood with a mix of record stores, skate parks, and colorful street art in plazas and alleys. Participants then cross Las Ramblas, viewing street art stalls before exploring the Gothic Quarter’s medieval streets and its street art gallery. The final stop is Biencuadrado, an artist collective’s studio space where visitors meet the artists, observe their work, and learn about their techniques and inspirations. The tour includes insider access to the urban art gallery and a private visit to the artist studio, showing a wide range of street art styles and explaining the differences between tags, throw ups, and murals.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Raval
The tour explores El Raval, a bohemian and diverse area known for its eclectic record stores, skate parks, and traditional bodegas. This lively neighborhood features picturesque plazas and narrow alleys decorated with colorful street art.
30 min
Gothic Quarter
The journey continues with a visit to a street art gallery located in the Gothic Quarter, characterized by its winding medieval streets and notable architecture. This area includes magnificent cathedrals, hidden courtyards, and quaint squares.
30 min
El Poble Sec
The tour begins on Parallel avenue, recognized for its theatre culture. Large murals created by internationally renowned artists can be seen here.
10 min
Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies
This stop offers photo opportunities and the chance to experience Barcelona's well-known 'cool' atmosphere at a major street art location in Europe. Visitors will observe skateboarders, basketball players, and street gymnasts while individuals and groups add their artwork to the city.
15 min
Las Ramblas
Crossing from Raval to the Gothic Quarter occurs at the section of Las Ramblas where artist stalls are set up on the streets. This area features street art that thousands of pedestrians pass daily.
5 min
BienCuadrado
At the Biencuadrado studio space, local artists welcome visitors and provide a tour of their studios. Guests can observe artists at work, learn about the inspirations and techniques behind their creations, and ask questions about the Barcelona and international street art scenes.
30 min
Meeting point
We'll meet in front of the BINGO sign on the Theatre. There are plenty of cafés and shops around the area to grab a refreshment or use the bathroom before the tour.
End point
Tour ends in central location of Gothic Quarter, close to multiple forms of public transport, taxis, great shopping and restaurants. Ask you guide for recommendations or directions after the tour. Or you can stick around and hang out with the artists at the studio or gallery.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Barcelona Street Art Tour with Urban Gallery and Exclusive Artist Studios Visit
by Artspace Tours Barcelona
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Overview
This walking tour lasts about two hours and is led by artists and art historians active in Barcelona's street art scene. The small group visits key neighborhoods known for their street art, starting at Parallel Avenue in El Poble Sec, where large murals by internationally known artists can be seen. The tour continues through El Raval, a neighborhood with a mix of record stores, skate parks, and colorful street art in plazas and alleys. Participants then cross Las Ramblas, viewing street art stalls before exploring the Gothic Quarter’s medieval streets and its street art gallery. The final stop is Biencuadrado, an artist collective’s studio space where visitors meet the artists, observe their work, and learn about their techniques and inspirations. The tour includes insider access to the urban art gallery and a private visit to the artist studio, showing a wide range of street art styles and explaining the differences between tags, throw ups, and murals.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
El Raval
The tour explores El Raval, a bohemian and diverse area known for its eclectic record stores, skate parks, and traditional bodegas. This lively neighborhood features picturesque plazas and narrow alleys decorated with colorful street art.
30 min
Gothic Quarter
The journey continues with a visit to a street art gallery located in the Gothic Quarter, characterized by its winding medieval streets and notable architecture. This area includes magnificent cathedrals, hidden courtyards, and quaint squares.
30 min
El Poble Sec
The tour begins on Parallel avenue, recognized for its theatre culture. Large murals created by internationally renowned artists can be seen here.
10 min
Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies
This stop offers photo opportunities and the chance to experience Barcelona's well-known 'cool' atmosphere at a major street art location in Europe. Visitors will observe skateboarders, basketball players, and street gymnasts while individuals and groups add their artwork to the city.
15 min
Las Ramblas
Crossing from Raval to the Gothic Quarter occurs at the section of Las Ramblas where artist stalls are set up on the streets. This area features street art that thousands of pedestrians pass daily.
5 min
BienCuadrado
At the Biencuadrado studio space, local artists welcome visitors and provide a tour of their studios. Guests can observe artists at work, learn about the inspirations and techniques behind their creations, and ask questions about the Barcelona and international street art scenes.
30 min
Meeting point
We'll meet in front of the BINGO sign on the Theatre. There are plenty of cafés and shops around the area to grab a refreshment or use the bathroom before the tour.
End point
Tour ends in central location of Gothic Quarter, close to multiple forms of public transport, taxis, great shopping and restaurants. Ask you guide for recommendations or directions after the tour. Or you can stick around and hang out with the artists at the studio or gallery.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.