BEST OF · LISBON STREET ART TOURS
Bordalo II’s animals, the Vhils carvings and the hillside galleries above the tram lines. The 15 below are priced by length and honest about the climbing, with the tuk-tuk options for anyone who would rather not.
Walk from Bairro Alto to Graça with an English-speaking street artist or art guide. See large murals, small overlooked pieces, street sculptures, and works shaped by Lisbon’s social history. Expect hills, uneven ground, about three hours on foot, and a small-group feel.
“I thought the tour showed us a wide range of street art. the guide was very knowlegable”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Graça’s central square for a 90-minute walk through Lisbon’s street art scene. See works by Vhils, Obey Giant, Add Fuel, Isa Silva, Daniel Eime, and others, including a 2025 International Women’s Day gallery. Guides such as Igor and Cátia add local insight.
“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.”
At Museu Banksy in Lisbon, explore more than 100 full-size reproductions spanning Banksy’s early work to recent pieces. Expect murals, canvases, graffiti, projections, videos, and a Walled Off Hotel replica. The exhibition is self-guided, with Portuguese, English, and Spanish support.
“inspirational living artist that i have come to believe him a man and creative mind”
Ride through Lisbon’s lesser-seen Marvila district in a private tuk tuk, stopping for murals by artists such as Vhils, Okuda San Miguel, Bordalo II, and Shepard Fairey. Your guide adds local history, neighborhood context, and time for photos. Tours run two to four hours in English, Portuguese, or Spanish.
“Our Street Art Tour with Tiago was one of the highlights of our trip to Lisbon. He was passionate, engaging, informative and responsive to what we wanted. Loved the Tuk Tuk and appreciated the door to door service. Tiago took us to parts of the city we would have never seen on our own. Our 3 teenage boys thought it was great and now they are following many of the artists on Instagram. This was a perfect addition to our trip to Lisbon!”
Walk Lisbon’s Mouraria, Graça, and São Vicente with an English-speaking guide such as Diogo, Vero, or Luisa. Expect murals, fado photography, political art, steep hills, many stairs, and local stories in a group capped 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 through Baixa, Graça, and Alfama with guides such as Erica, Maria, or Laith, learning how murals, graffiti, azulejos, and social history shape Lisbon. Expect about three hours of hills, cobbles, viewpoints, and more than 30 works in a group of up to 12.
“I knew nothing of street art The guides live and passion has opened a new chapter in my life , I have since been in contact with various artists he pointed out their work and I shall be furnishing my house with there work Thank you streetart_guy for the tour 👌”
Walk Lisbon’s Mouraria and Graça for about three hours with an English-speaking local guide. You’ll find murals and smaller works that are easy to miss alone, hear about the artists and Portugal’s street-art laws, and tackle several hills from Praça Martim Moniz.
“The guide necer showed up. Nobody asuered my phone calls of FB messages. I filledbout a refubd form O was avke to find. I hope I get back the $50 Euros I payd.”
Ride a private tuk tuk through Lisbon’s urban art scene with a guide such as Nuno, Filipe, or Pifas. See major murals by Vhils, Bordalo II, Pichi&Avo, André Saraiva, Os Gêmeos, Blu, and Sam3, with hotel pickup and flexible photo stops.
“Nuno’s history of the art and the city was exceptional ! He brought the city to life for us. Would thoroughly recommend !”
Ride through Lisbon with a private driver-guide such as Marco, Romuald, Katia, Bruno, or Eugenio. You’ll see street art, LX Factory, Alfama, Graça, Castelo, Bairro Alto, and major viewpoints, with hotel pickup in central Lisbon.
“Romuald est un guide exceptionnel. Il a une connaisssance soutenue de l’histoire de Lisbonne et du Portugual. Nous avons passé plus de 3 heures en son excellente compagnie. Il nous a fait découvrir les merveilles du street Art de Lisbonne. Il avait une connaissance approfondie des oeuvres graphiques des ruesde Lisbonne. Nous le recommandons à tous,pour des moments incroyables”
Walk Lisbon’s Graça, Mouraria, and Alfama with an artist-guide, listed as Mr.Red and often identified as Igor. Over three hours, you’ll see works by Obey Giant, Vhils, Bordalo II, Add Fuel, and others, plus fresh pieces and a small art souvenir.
“Favourite way to explore a city is through its street art and Igor delivered an entertaining and fact fulfilling tour! 100% recommend!”
Ride through Lisbon’s steep, narrow streets in a private electric tuk-tuk with an English-speaking guide. See work by Vhils, Bordalo II, Shepard Fairey, Daniel Eime, and others, with hotel pickup available and time to shape the route around your interests.
“Susana was a wonderful tour guide! She took us to other parts of the city different from our tour the day before. She really knew her stuff! Would highly recommend 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼”
Spend three hours exploring Lisbon’s street art with a local English- or Portuguese-speaking guide. Travel by air-conditioned minivan from Rossio to Chelas and lesser-seen areas, viewing murals, underground passages, and works by Portuguese and international artists. Expect walking, photo stops, and a group of no more than eight.
“The tour was fantastic and the guide was very kind. The problem was to find the meeting point”
Walk through Martim Moniz, Mouraria, and Graça with a guide such as Véro, learning how Lisbon’s murals, tags, posters, and stencils reflect local life and politics. The route ends at a work by Portuguese artist Vhils. Expect hills, stairs, strong views, and a brisk pace.
“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 such as artist Ben, seeing work by Vhils, Shepard Fairey, Bordalo II, Add Fuel, and others. The 150 to 210-minute tour covers steep streets, local history, art techniques, viewpoints, and support for 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”
See Lisbon’s major graffiti and street art works by comfortable minivan, with a local guide explaining artists, styles, and the city’s urban-art story. Pedro and Miguel are praised for their insight and clear explanations. The three-hour private tour is offered in English, Portuguese, or German.
“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!”
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