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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.
“Our guide (Mariana?) was great! We learned so much about Aarhus through the street art that is presented and supported by the community. Highly recommend!”
A 3-hour street art walk in Aalborg with an English guide, BurnOn murals, international walls, and photo stops in a small group.
“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”
A focused street-art museum visit in Copenhagen, combining Banksy’s early years with context, 3 floors of works, and English info.
“Very enriching and beautiful exhibition. I was surprised and impressed by the exhibition I had come to see, but also that.Auto-translated”
See Nørrebro’s street art in Copenhagen and stop for shawarma, falafel, and coffee on a 3-hour guided walk.
“Really nice tour with delicious food and lots of interesting street art. There was lots of time for reflection and discussion, which made the tour more personal as well. The bun with cheese was especially good and a must try for all visitors in Copenhagen.”
Small-group Nørrebro food and street art walk in Copenhagen: Kösem shawarma, Hart Bakery pastry, and BaNanna Park and Superkilen.
“This tour was a great combination of artistic wall paintings and tasty street food. The guide offered insights on the art, artists and history of the locations and the street art. A great way to spend time while visiting Copenhagen.”
