Buenos Aires Graffiti: A Unique Tour to See the City’s Best Street Art

The abundance of street art in Buenos Aires makes the city itself an ever-evolving art gallery.

Discover the city’s best street art on a Buenos Aires Graffiti Tour showcasing some of South America’s best urban street art murals.

This fascinating street art treasure hunt winds visitors through out-of-the-way neighborhoods such as Villa Urquiza and Coghlan to see over 50 artists’ work, including the city’s largest murals.

Buenos Aires Graffiti Scene

Discover anomalies such as a robot battle on an otherwise quiet corner house, marvel at the four-story mural of a gaucho (cowboy) Napoleon crossing the Alps, and ponder Italian artist, Blu’s building-wide mural of a reclining industrialized baby.

Visitors also see the work of Cof, a street artist who works for Disney and Cartoon Network and paints his own colorful cartoon characters on walls and buildings.

The tour also provides a chance to see the work of muralists Martín Ron, whose original pièce de résistance was once the city’s largest mural, Tale of the Parrots.

A South American Mecca of Street Art

Led by a bilingual insider to the Buenos Aires graffiti scene, this budget walking tour is a chance to get great photos and understand the context in which street art thrives in Buenos Aires.

Hear about the international collaborations and local rivalries, discover the social factors that inspire the art, and return home knowing you took the ultimate pilgrimage in the mecca of South American street art.

Buenos Aires Walking Graffiti Tour

The Buenos Aires Street Art Tour is Buenos Aires’ original, created by Matt Fox, a Brit who has lived here for years and works with muralists himself.

It’s still the city’s least expensive street art tour too!

But don’t wait, it is only for small groups and fills up fast.

When: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Starts: 2:30 p.m. (December, January, February)
Duration: 2.45 Hours

Where to meet: The meet-up point is in the Colegiales neighborhood, adjacent to Palermo, in an area accessible by bus, subway and local trains.

Since safety is a priority, participants are given the exact location once they book the tour.

Where it ends: At an art bar in Palermo, close to public transportation, where you can have a beverage or snack and continue to chat with your artist guide and other participants.

Additional tour information:
• Although not strenuous, this is a walking tour, wear comfortable shoes
• Transport costs are provided, but there is no pick-up and drop-off
• Suitable for families
• Please book at least 24 hours in advance

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⇒ You can also book a special group private walking or minibus tour for your group, get in touch to book a tour for ten or more now!

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