DENMARK
Denmark's classics.
The 5 most popular street art tours in Denmark. We break down what each one is really like on the day, who runs it, and what you pay.
Street Art and Rooftops of Aarhus: small English-led walk from Dokk 1 to murals, rooftop views, and city sights for $63.20.
“Excellent Tour, competent and charming, highly recommended! Aarhus is a fascinating city with a lot of hidden gems we otherwise wouldn‘t have noticed.”
A 3-hour street art walk in Aalborg with an English guide, BurnOn murals, international walls, and photo stops in a small group.
“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”
A focused street-art museum visit in Copenhagen, combining Banksy’s early years with context, 3 floors of works, and English info.
“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.”
See Nørrebro’s street art in Copenhagen and stop for shawarma, falafel, and coffee on a 3-hour guided 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.”
Small-group Nørrebro food and street art walk in Copenhagen: Kösem shawarma, Hart Bakery pastry, and BaNanna Park and Superkilen.
“An insightful look into a different aspect of Copenhagen! Super friendly guide that made the trip much more unique. Loved the kebab and the BMO. (BMO = Bun with cheese - a Danish classic). I particularly enjoyed hearing about the cultural history of "Ungdomshuset" (= House of Youth).”
