BEST OF · GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS IN BERLIN
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 graffiti workshops in Berlin worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Meet your English-speaking graffiti instructor at Mauerpark, learn Berlin writing terms, sketch letters, and paint a group piece with spray cans. Guides such as Juri and Juriij bring real scene experience, while all cans, caps, paper, protective clothing, and masks are provided.
“Incredible experience! Learnt loads about history of graffiti and its role in Berlin’s art culture. On top of that it was great fun!”
Meet professional Berlin graffiti writers at Bernauer Str. 63 for a hands-on Mauerpark workshop. You’ll learn street-art terms, sketch letter styles, practice spray-can techniques, and paint a shared wall. Suke has led at least one session, with all paint, paper, and protective gear supplied.
“This was hilariously awful from start to finish. I almost gave it an extra star for being our most talked/laughed about experience in Berlin. The guide didn’t turn up, he was replaced by another guide 30 minutes later who was probably angrRead more”
Join Sany in Kreuzberg for a private graffiti workshop built for beginners, families, and teams. Learn Berlin’s street-art story, sketch your idea, practice with professional spray cans, and paint a legal wall with guidance, protective gear, and photos of your finished work.
“I did this with my two teenaged daughters, and it was the absolute highlight of our trip to Berlin. Sany is very talented but also a kind, encouraging and patient teacher. We were surprised and delighted by what we were able to produce under her expert guidance. Would recommend the experience in a heartbeat.”
Spend four hours touring Berlin street art and creating your own canvas with artist and guide Adrian. You’ll learn stencil work, spray techniques, color blending, and mark-making in a private English-language workshop suited to families, friends, schools, and company groups.
Pick a kind of tour, or a wall you have already seen in photographs.
