Denmark · STREET ART
The 4 best street art tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Copenhagen’s MACA Museum shows Banksy and street art early works plus graffiti icons, with a downloadable audio guide in Nyhavn.
“Gillade både utställningen och lokalen - saknade bara ett glas vin!”
A small-group Aarhus street art and rooftop walk, led by Marina, with art stories, city views, and a smart cultural route.
“Our guide was great becaus she knew so much about the arts. She helped us in seeing details and understanding styles and atrist's messages. We also got so many nice information on street art and about Aarhus, buildings... So the guide was really great and surely one of the best we ever had. We have been lucky to see murals that just have been finished.”
A 3-hour guided walk in Aalborg that connects local stories and international street art, with great photo spots and an expert guide.
“En fantastisk tur, hvor man kommer på opdagelse i Aalborgs baggårde, store pladser og bliver ført godt igennem streetart-historien i Aalborg. Vildt inspirerende at se både de internationale kunstnere og de lokales historier på gavlene i Aalborg. Kan varmt anbefales☀️”
See Banksy and early street art at MACA Museum in Copenhagen, plus a Nyhavn stop, with admission included and an easy 1-hour plan.
“I love Banksy art! Great museum to Banksy pieces & history along with many other graffiti’s artists. Nice space over 3 floors. Good descriptors at all pieces.”
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