Denmark · STREET ART
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 street art tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Explore Aarhus through murals, sculptures, rooftops, and local stories on a small-group art walk with a guide who knows the city well.
“Excellent Tour, competent and charming, highly recommended! Aarhus is a fascinating city with a lot of hidden gems we otherwise wouldn‘t have noticed.”
Explore Aalborg’s giant murals, local art, and city stories on a three-hour guided street art walk with an expert English-speaking guide.
“Super nice trip, where we got to see paintings that we had never found ourselves. If we had walked a little faster and didn’t take a long break, we could have seen many more – that was a little unfortunate.Auto-translated”
Explore Banksy, Warhol, Basquiat, and street art at Copenhagen’s MACA Museum, with practical tips on timing, value, stairs, and nearby sights.
“Very enriching and beautiful exhibition. I was surprised and impressed by the exhibition I had come to see, but also that.Auto-translated”
Explore Nørrebro’s street art, Superkilen, Bananna Park, award-winning shawarma, and coffee on a three-hour Copenhagen walking tour.
“Really nice tour with delicious food and lots of interesting street art. There was lots of time for reflection and discussion, which made the tour more personal as well. The bun with cheese was especially good and a must try for all visitors in Copenhagen.”
Explore Nørrebro through street art, shawarma, Danish pastry, local history, and three hours of easy small-group walking.
“Interesting tour! In addition to the background to the various street art, you get to experience some local haunts.”
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