

by Original Berlin Walks
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$46.32Street art in Berlin began with paintings on the western side of the Berlin Wall in the 1960s and grew through the city's open atmosphere in the 1990s. This walking tour lasts about three hours and is led by an expert guide who shows the latest and most notable street art around the city. The route includes visits to several key spots such as Hackescher Markt, where participants see a range of street art in hidden locations. The tour also stops at Diercksenstraße, Haus Schwarzenberg, and RAW Tempel in Friedrichshain, each known for their distinctive graffiti and murals. The guide provides information on the artists and the history behind the works. The tour does not include transportation; a train ticket for Zone AB is required but not included. Gratuities are also not covered.
Hackescher Markt
This stop introduces the group to several unusual and notable spots in Berlin where street art appears on hidden corners. The location features a variety of styles and powerful artworks to observe.
Diercksenstraße
A 15-minute stop focusing on the street art located along Diercksenstraße.
15 min
Haus Schwarzenberg
A 15-minute visit to Haus Schwarzenberg, a location known for its street art, subject to possible changes.
15 min
RAW Tempel
A 15-minute stop at RAW Tempel in Friedrichshain, another area with significant graffiti and murals, subject to changes.
15 min
In front of the Starbucks


by Original Berlin Walks
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$46.32Street art in Berlin began with paintings on the western side of the Berlin Wall in the 1960s and grew through the city's open atmosphere in the 1990s. This walking tour lasts about three hours and is led by an expert guide who shows the latest and most notable street art around the city. The route includes visits to several key spots such as Hackescher Markt, where participants see a range of street art in hidden locations. The tour also stops at Diercksenstraße, Haus Schwarzenberg, and RAW Tempel in Friedrichshain, each known for their distinctive graffiti and murals. The guide provides information on the artists and the history behind the works. The tour does not include transportation; a train ticket for Zone AB is required but not included. Gratuities are also not covered.
Hackescher Markt
This stop introduces the group to several unusual and notable spots in Berlin where street art appears on hidden corners. The location features a variety of styles and powerful artworks to observe.
Diercksenstraße
A 15-minute stop focusing on the street art located along Diercksenstraße.
15 min
Haus Schwarzenberg
A 15-minute visit to Haus Schwarzenberg, a location known for its street art, subject to possible changes.
15 min
RAW Tempel
A 15-minute stop at RAW Tempel in Friedrichshain, another area with significant graffiti and murals, subject to changes.
15 min
In front of the Starbucks