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Discover Lisbon’s vibrant street art on this 2-hour private tuk-tuk tour for up to 4 people, exploring neighborhoods like Alfama, Graça, and Marvila.
The Lisbon with Tukxi: Street Art Lovers by Tuktuk tour offers a dynamic way to experience the city’s lively and diverse street art scene. For $188 per group of up to 4 people, this 2-hour private tour takes you through some of Lisbon’s most colorful neighborhoods. Led by friendly guides who speak English, Portuguese, Spanish, and German, this tour is perfect for art enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.
What makes this experience stand out is its focus on neighborhoods like Alfama, Graça, and Marvila—areas that showcase both local charm and the city’s evolving street art culture. The small group size ensures personalized attention, while the tuk-tuk makes navigating Lisbon’s narrow streets easy and fun. One notable feature is the visit to the workshop of Bordalo II, a renowned artist, along with works by Vhils, Add Fuel, Kobra, and Obey.
While this tour offers an engaging dose of street art, it’s important to note that it’s not suitable for children under 3, pregnant women, or wheelchair users. The 2-hour duration provides a compact yet comprehensive introduction to Lisbon’s vibrant murals and artistic spaces.
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The tour begins directly in Lisbon, with hotel pickup and drop-off included, making it convenient for visitors staying in the city. The private nature of the experience means that it’s tailored to your group, avoiding large crowds typical of group tours. The flexible booking options allow cancellation up to 24 hours in advance with a full refund.
This tuk-tuk adventure is designed to give an intimate and accessible view of Lisbon’s street art scene, focusing on convenience and comfort for small groups. Since the tour is personalized, it suits travelers looking for a casual yet insightful exploration of Lisbon’s urban art.

The tour kicks off in the Graça Historic District, a lively neighborhood filled with local charm and vibrant murals. The guide leads you through the streets for about 20 minutes, highlighting both the art and the neighborhood’s character.
Next, a visit to the Miradouro da Senhora do Monte offers sweeping views of Lisbon. For around 10 minutes, visitors can enjoy the cityscape from this popular viewpoint. The guide shares insights into the art and history visible from this vantage point, making it an ideal spot for photos.
Following the viewpoints, the tour visits the Secret Garden LX, a hidden green space that displays Utopia’s art. With a 10-minute visit, you get a chance to see this peaceful spot and appreciate the blend of nature and street art. It’s a quieter area where the creative work continues beyond the city streets.
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The Alfama district is next, with a 20-minute walk through its narrow, winding streets. Known for its rich history and lively atmosphere, Alfama features murals and street art that reflect Lisbon’s cultural vibrancy. The guide points out notable pieces and explains their context within the neighborhood’s character.

From Alfama, the tour moves to Calçada da Amália, a street that showcases more local murals and street art. This stop lasts about 10 minutes, providing a glimpse into Lisbon’s ongoing street art evolution.
The final main stop is Beato, where the tour spends around 30 minutes. Here, visitors see art deco houses and a variety of street art artworks in a historically industrial area now transformed into a creative hub. It’s a perfect space to see the contrast and harmony between old architecture and contemporary murals.

The last neighborhood visited is Marvila, a once-industrial zone now famous for its vibrant street art scene. Over 20 minutes, the guide introduces the diversity of styles from local and international artists. The district’s colorful murals and murals in the streets make it an excellent location for amazing photos.

One of the tour’s highlights is passing by the workshop of Bordalo II, a well-known street artist whose work features large-scale recycled art. Plus, the tour features works by Vhils, Add Fuel, Kobra, and Obey, giving a broad overview of Lisbon’s street art scene’s diversity.

The tour includes a break at the newly opened Santo, where art and pleasure come together. This venue offers a unique atmosphere for relaxing and enjoying a drink, making it a perfect pause during the tour. The experience is designed to blend visual art with a social space, enhancing the overall experience.
During weekends, the tour extends to another venue in Beato, which showcases various art forms on multiple floors. This experience adds an extra layer of artistic exploration and is ideal for those who want to see more of Lisbon’s contemporary art in a curated setting.
The tour is led by native German drivers with guides fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Their local knowledge and language skills help make the experience engaging and informative. The guides are praised for their friendliness and expertise, helping visitors understand the stories behind each piece.
This tour is not suitable for children under 3 years old, pregnant women, or anyone in a wheelchair. The tuk-tuk offers a fun and easy way to explore the city’s streets, but physical accessibility is limited by the vehicle’s design and the tour’s stops.
The Lisbon with Tukxi: Street Art Lovers tour provides a compact, personalized way to see Lisbon’s vibrant street art scene. Its highlights include visits to famous neighborhoods, art workshops, and viewpoints, all delivered with friendly guides who speak multiple languages.
While the 2-hour duration offers a quick overview, it’s packed with sights, art, and local culture, making it well-suited for art lovers and those interested in the city’s creative side. The private group setting guarantees a tailored experience, and the inclusion of stops like Santo and Beato enriches the tour with contemporary art and social spaces.
This tour stands out for its personalized approach, variety of neighborhoods, and insightful commentary. It’s an excellent choice for visitors eager to combine sightseeing with a deep dive into Lisbon’s street art and urban culture.
Is this tour suitable for children?
This tour is not suitable for children under 3 years old.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English, Portuguese, Spanish, and German.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 2 hours in total.
Does the tour include hotel pickup?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included for convenience.
What neighborhoods are visited?
The tour explores Graça, Alfama, Beato, and Marvila.
Are there any stops at art workshops?
Yes, the tour passes by the workshop of Bordalo II and sees works by other renowned artists.
Is the tuk-tuk accessible for everyone?
No, the tuk-tuk is not suitable for wheelchair users or pregnant women.
What is the price for the whole group?
The cost is $188 per group, up to 4 people.