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5 Best Street Art Tours in Lisbon

5 Best Street Art Tours in Lisbon

5 Best Street Art Tours in Lisbon

Compare Lisbon street art tours by neighbourhoods, format, duration, price and verified guest feedback.

Compare Lisbon street art tours by neighbourhoods, format, duration, price and verified guest feedback.

Street Art Tour

Top pick

★★★★★

4.9

1412 reviews

Street Art Tour

Street Art Tour

A three-hour walking option for travellers who want a broad introduction to Lisbon’s murals, neighbourhoods and urban art scene.

3 hours

Easy

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Lisbon Kickstart Street Art Walking Tour with Specialists

Top rated

★★★★★

4.9

799 reviews

Lisbon Kickstart Street Art Walking Tour with Specialists

Lisbon Kickstart Street Art Walking Tour with Specialists

The shortest tour here, ideal for a quick, specialist-led introduction to Lisbon street art.

1.5 hours

Easy

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Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

Popular choice

★★★★★

4.9

383 reviews

Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

A tuk-tuk format that covers more ground than a walk, useful when you want street art without the hills on foot.

2 - 4 hours

Easy

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3-Hour Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

Traveller favourite

★★★★★

4.8

90 reviews

3-Hour Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

3-Hour Street Art Tuk Tuk Tour

A longer tuk-tuk route for visitors who prefer a three-hour, transport-based overview of Lisbon’s street art.

3 hours

Easy

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Street Art Walk with a local Artist Igor AKA Mr.Red

Recommended

★★★★★

5

84 reviews

Street Art Walk with a local Artist Igor AKA Mr.Red

Street Art Walk with a local Artist Igor AKA Mr.Red

Choose this walk for the perspective of a local artist and a more personal connection to the city’s creative scene.

3 hours

Easy

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FAQ — Lisbon street art tours


Which artists might I see?

Routes often discuss Portuguese artists such as Vhils and Bordalo II alongside international artists.


Where is Lisbon's best street art?

Mouraria, Graça, Bairro Alto and Marvila are important areas, although works change regularly.


Are tours suitable for children?

Many are, but check the walking distance and subject matter.


How long do tours last?

Most take between ninety minutes and three hours.

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