Vienna · STREET ART
The good street art tours sell out first, especially from Advent to New Year. Below: the 2 to book early, and how they differ.
Spend two evening hours tracing Vienna’s street art with a guide connected to the local scene. Depending on the route, you might see works by Nychos, Shepard Fairey, Faile and Stink Fish, visit a market neighborhood or an old factory area, and hear how local artists shape the city. Some tours are led by Camille, though your guide may differ. Transit and refreshments cost extra.
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Walk from Spittelau to Schottenring with a local English-speaking guide, seeing legal murals, tags, and changing works by artists such as ROA and Manuel Muriel. The route takes about two to two and a half hours and may vary with the guide. Food and drinks are not included, so bring extra money if you want to try a sausage, beer, or wine along the way.
“Tobi was an excellent guide and showed us parts of Vienna I’m sure we would have missed. We walked for 2 enjoyable hours —no one was bored. There were 6 of us - ages from 18 to 80. Tobi gave us a lot of tips for other things to do and see, as well as info about Vienna itself. (I don’t know if I spelled his name correctly) We were supposed to have another guide but he got sick and fortunately Tobi stepped in. We didn’t walk along the canal as advertised because Tobi has his own favourite art pieces that aren’t there. I really recommend seeing Street art in…”
Choose a palace, a concert hall or a road out of town.
