DENMARK · STREET ART
The good street art tours fill up through the summer and thin right out by November. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Banksy’s early work and street art at MACA Museum, then enjoy Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, and Copenhagen’s canal-side charm.
“Gillade både utställningen och lokalen - saknade bara ett glas vin!”
Explore Aarhus street art, historic quarters, creative rooftops, sculptures, and harbor views on an intimate two-hour walking tour.
“Our guide, Marina, was completely wonderful, super-friendly and very knowledgeable about the street art and history of Aarhus. We have lived near Aarhus for two years but Marina’s detailed descriptions of so many beautiful things we have missed really added to richness of the experience. Highly recommended!”
Explore Aalborg’s 80-plus murals with an expert guide on this three-hour English street art walk, packed with stories, photos, and local color.
“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 and early street art at Copenhagen’s MACA Museum, with three floors of works, context, and easy nearby sights.
“L'accueil a été d'une extrême bienveillance, nous permettant de décaler l'horaire de notre réservation. L'exposition très intéressante avec la possibilité de traduire les explications.”
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