Top Central & South America Street Art Tour

Vibrant and exciting, Bogota's street art scene can't be missed. This street art tour makes sure you don't overlook a thing as your guide takes you to some of the city's essential murals in the La Candelaria urban art district. Learn about the history of Bogota and get a local perspective on its culture as you go.

Get an in-depth insight in Bogotá's oldest and most eclectic district on this guided tour of La Candelaria. Your guide points out some of the most interesting street art as you walk to a chicha bar to learn about the local alcoholic beverage, then you head to a local market to taste of some of the nation’s unique fruits. Also visit cafés for insight into Colombian coffee and to the Plaza del Rosario and Plaza Simón Bolivar.

See the street art of Medellin's Comuna 13 neighborhood with a local guide by booking this group tour. You'll learn about how the neighborhood transformed itself from one of the most dangerous spots in the city to a thriving tourist attraction as you walk through the area. You'll also check out all sorts of street art and get the chance to interact with local artists and snack vendors.

Dive into the spontaneous and colorful soul of Quito’s urban art scene. Explore the streets off the beaten path while spotting some of the coolest walls in town by talented local and foreign artists. Meet some of the artists and their studios, and admire a local gallery while trying local cocktails and the best chocolate. This tour is for the art lover.

Bogotá's world-class street art and powerful political graffiti are ready for you to discover. Uncover the stories behind the art, the city's complex past, its present peace process, and its aspirations for a better future. Our tours are not just about sightseeing; they are pedagogical and cultural experiences that aim to educate and inspire. We collaborate closely with local artists and community leaders, reinvesting in the financing and management of new murals that continue to transform the urban landscape. Being artists themselves, our knowledgeable guides will introduce you to a diverse range of artists and their techniques, sharing their sources of inspiration and providing the political, cultural, historical, and geographical context necessary to truly understand and appreciate their work. *If you choose the Shared option: you will share this tour with other travelers. What you pay per person is equal to the amount we suggest to tip the guides and cover their work (minus the commission). At the end of the tour, you don't have to pay anything extra (even if other travelers do)*

This 3-hour small group cycling tour is for travelers who want to see more of São Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, in less time. The approximately 10-mile route includes museums, parks, architecture, neighborhoods, and plenty of time to stop for refreshments and photos. Explore the city's Japanese neighborhood, see the city's cathedral, and more.

A vibrant route where art, identity, and community take center stage. We begin in the historic Quinta Normal Park and briefly visit the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, a meaningful introduction to the context behind much of Santiago’s urban expression. Then we dive into Yungay’s streets, transformed into open-air galleries. Powerful murals tell stories, we'll get to know the artists and learn about the locals. We explore iconic cultural corners like Pasaje Adriana Cousiño, and Pasaje Lucrecia Valdés, discovering heritage façades full of colo. The journey continues into energetic Barrio Brasil — a hub for alternative art, local stages, and creativity in motion. We finish at the bohemian Barrio Concha y Toro, a cinematic maze of curved streets and artistic soul. With Roots & Routes, we create tourism with meaning — and we’ll recommend the best local art spaces, bites, and drinks so you can keep exploring Santiago’s creative heartbeat.

Experience one of Bolivia’s most entertaining cultural traditions during a *cholita* (female wrestler) match in La Paz. Secure your seat at the match, which only takes place on Thursdays and Sundays, by booking your ticket in advance. Plus, hassle-free return transfers are included.

Bike north to south and take a journey through Costa Rica's culture. Immerse in the world of our local street art crafted by celebrated local and international artists. Let our passionate local experts lead you along the vibrant streets of Jaco, unveiling the hidden treasures and captivating tales behind the city's unique street art. This tour will not only expand your knowledge of our country's culture but also infuse your Costa Rican adventure with a newfound sense of wonder. Get ready for an experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to the heart and soul of Costa Rica and Jaco town.

Discover the people and stories behind Buenos Aires' most colorful artworks. This walking tour takes you some of the best murals and pieces of street art that you'd likely miss on your own. Starting in Villa Urquiza and finishing in Coghlan, you'll see murals by the local and international artists such as Fintan Magee and Alice Pasquini.

Palermo is one of Buenos Aires’ coolest neighborhoods, known for its hip bars, cafés, and boutiques. On this walking tour, dive into the district’s art scene as you explore its creative hubs and street art hotspots. Marvel at colorful murals, striking graffiti art, and quirky street art, and learn more about local artists and their inspirations.

Explore central Bogotá on this half-day sightseeing bike tour. Visit the city’s historical center, known as La Candelaria, plus a traditional fruit market and coffee factory. Along the way, pass by landmarks such as the Plaza de Toros and the Museo Nacional and see street art murals. Plus, stop in the Parque Nacional to sample traditional Colombian street foods.

Opt for an intimate look at the creative culture of Comuna 13, formerly one of Medellín's most dangerous areas, during a small-group tour that takes you deeper into Colombia's heritage. You'll explore with a small group limited to 15 travelers to ensure you receive personalized attention from your guide, and you'll explore the area on foot, allowing you to spend more time admiring the vibrant street art.

With Transporte y Turismo del Aje explore one of Colombia’s most colorful and charming destinations with this full tour to Guatapé from Medellín. Whether in shared or private mode (on 40-passenger buses, the Guia speaking Spanish and English), this tour offers you a unique cultural, historical and scenic experience, ideal for travelers who want to know the best of the Antioquian East without worries. Pick-up points for shared tour: Populated station Parque El Poblado Stadium Station Centre area Hotel 47 Medellin Street Northern Terminal Zamora bomb For private tours, pick-up can be done directly from your hotel within the urban area of Medellin, at no additional cost (depending on location). Tour Schedule: Daily departures from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM approx. This tour is perfect for those who want an unforgettable experience, without rush and with the best attention from the first moment.

The tour starts and ends at Poblado metro station, and our groups are small so you will be comfortable. Included: transportation tickets, an ice cream, and a beer. There is a lot to see at the Comuna 13, so 4 hours are perfect to explore amazing spots ;) After taking the metro, you will enjoy riding the metro cable to visit a spectacular viewpoint. Then you will take a bus to the graffiti neighborhood, from where the walking tour will begin. You will be amazed by all kinds of art expressions, such as graffiti, oil paintings, handicrafts, graffiti printed clothes, and dance shows. You will see spectacular graffiti, which are painted by local artists. The guide will explain the meaning of the main graffiti and answer any questions you may have. You will also enjoy street performances such as break dance, rap, or trova (traditional musical genre). Finally, the guide will take you to a bar with the best viewpoint of Comuna 13 and a big part of Medellin.

Explore the vibrant community of Comuna 20, comprising 11 neighborhoods, with a focus on Siloé. Overcoming a history of violence, residents strive for positive change through tourism, entrepreneurship, and local culture. Witness the resilience of this community, experiencing its art, culture, and creativity as they work towards a better way of life.

Wander through Lima’s most iconic bohemian, romantic, and hipster neighborhood, led by a passionate storyteller and licensed tour guide with our counter-cultural style by Inka Pride. This is a slow-motion immersive experience through what is often swept under the rug. We'll go beyond the postcard-perfect façades to uncover hidden truths behind it's murals, writers, poets, and legends - all from a raw and critical perspective. This is not just an instagrammable tour - it’s about seeing what the filters left out, and uncovering the soul of a district that hosts the world yet risks forgetting itself. Barranco is a place of beauty, memory, contradiction, and urban resistance. Join us - and hear what no mural dares to express. We don't visit touristic shops. At the end of the tour, we can optionally go for a great local coffee or beer, or peruvian pisco sour.

Discover the vibrant heart of Barranco, Lima’s bohemian district, famous for its artistic style and colorful murals. This walking tour immerses you in local culture as you explore the stunning street art and learn about the stories behind each mural from an expert guide. Experience the unique blend of history and creativity that defines this vibrant neighborhood, making it a must-see for art enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. Explore the artistic streets and iconic murals of Barranco - Get information from an expert guide on the importance of art - Ideal for art lovers and those looking for a cultural experience - Enjoy a quiet walking pace through this vibrant district

Enjoy the most amazing fully guided bike tour in Panama. Our guide will meet on the corner of the Cafe Coca Cola the old town exactly in Santa Ana 12 St, (Google Map link : https://maps.app.goo.gl/oTxZHpxbs7uicxrq9?g_st=ic) to begin this incredible adventure through the Coastal Belt, Seafood Market and Old Town of Panama, which is a charming cobbled street in the Old Town. With a history dating back to 1673 and full of splendid colonial architecture, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is today one of the liveliest districts of Panama City. There are local and indigenous arts and crafts in the Old Town

Get a kaleidoscopic view of Lima on a small-group nighttime tour of the city’s Magic Water Circuit and Barranco district. Enjoy included hotel pickup before watching a colorful water display at what Guinness named the largest fountain complex in the world. Next, stroll along the bustling bohemian streets of Barranco as your guide provides illuminating commentary on the district's history, art, and landmarks, including the Bridge of Sighs.

Medellín is known for its flourishing street art scene—see it first hand on a 3-hour tour. Your bilingual guide will take you to view some of the city's best street art and graffiti while sharing stories about local artists along the way. Learn how Medellín has transformed into one of South America's coolest cities, and visit Comuna 13, a now-hip neighborhood that was once Medellín's most dangerous. Ride in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle en route.

Explore the artistic heart of Lima, Peru during this half-day guided walking tour of the bohemian Barranco neighborhood. Enjoy walls covered in street art created by Peruvian and international artists, grand 19th-century mansions, charming boutiques, brewpubs, and coffee shops, and the Bridge of Sighs where legend holds that you will find true love if you can walk across the span while holding your breath.

Get a taste of Colombia as you embark on a street food tour through the best parts of Cali. Join a small group and walk through the streets and parks of the city to sample some of the city’s most famous dishes like ceviche, fresh fruits, and local drinks. You also get to see some of the city’s street art and learn how the city has changed over the years.