Denmark · STREET ART
Below: the 5 to book early, and the rest to keep for a spare afternoon.
Explore Aarhus through murals, sculptures, rooftops, and local stories on a small-group art walk ending with a superb city view.
“The guide‘s deep knowledge of, and interest in art and the history of Aarhus. Lot‘s of fun facts and quirks about places and buildings in the city. 5/5 very entertaining.”
Explore Aalborg’s murals and local street art with an English-speaking guide on this three-hour walking tour, capped at 20 people.
“Our guide was incredibly skilled at telling - both exciting, clear and committed. He managed to make the trip both educational and entertaining. I highly recommend the tour and our guide.Auto-translated”
Explore Banksy and street art across three floors at Copenhagen’s MACA Museum, with Warhol, Basquiat, KAWS, and more nearby.
“Interesting exhibitions. Gave a background to street art. Three floors all with different exhibits. Toilets and coat/bag rack available”
Explore Nørrebro street art, Jagtvej 69, Superkilen, award-winning shawarma, and Coffee Collective coffee on a three-hour Copenhagen walk.
“Super cool way to see the house walls. That some is really art and you can analyze it and have a good debate. And on top of that, good stops along the tour. Painted house walls will never be the same for me no matter where I am.”
Taste shawarma, Danish pastry, and local cheese while exploring Nørrebro’s street art, parks, and cultural history on a small-group walk.
“We really enjoyed this trip and experienced new places in Copenhagen and exciting streetart. The guide was very engaged and likeable.”
Start with water, stone or butter.
