New York · STREET ART
5 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d send a friend, the 5 street art tours worth booking, each with its price, its visitor verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Two-hour Bushwick street art walk with murals, stencils, and wheatpaste, led by local guides. Meet at Wyckoff Starr.
“Great tour. You not only learn about the 3 M's but also the history of Graffiti and Streetart in general and Brooklyn. Nick was a great guide”
90-minute Bushwick street art walk across warehouse murals with a real NYC artist. Small group, $20, and the stories behind it.
“Loved hearing about the history and explaining the difference types of art.”
A 2-hour Bushwick graffiti and street art walk with real murals, wheatpaste, tags, stencils, and the Bushwick Collective—$32 and easy pace.
“Our guide was a friendly, hospitable and whose interest and passion for the subject and the community involved was evident. I was hoping to gain a little more insight into the historical background of graffiti in the borough, however, as mentioned along the way, the art out there doesn’t always last very long and so it makes sense to focus on the present. Much of the artwork was tremendous and we were even lucky enough to meet a couple of the artists actually on the street as we walked around.”
Brooklyn’s Bushwick street art tour with a working-artist guide. Small group, 50+ murals, and real stories behind graffiti.
“Awesome tour. Edward (Staff161) not only introduced us to the history and cultural significance of graffiti and street art, but helped us understand and appreciate the artwork in Brooklyn. Great walking tour!”
French-guided tour through Bushwick street art and Williamsburg hipster culture, with a friendly pace, small groups, and real context.
“Experienced guide with anecdotes and information sharp and very interesting. We enjoyed the length of the visit and the very pleasant pace for both children and adults.Auto-translated”
