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Discover Barcelona's vibrant street art on this guided tour of Raval, featuring murals, graffiti, local artists, and a legendary skate spot—all for $31.35.

The Raval Street Art and Graffiti Guided Tour in Barcelona offers a compelling way to see the city’s dynamic urban art scene. Priced at $31.35 per person and lasting approximately 2 hours, this tour is a concise yet rich experience that highlights Barcelona’s open-air museum of murals and graffiti. It is led by a local guide, who brings insights and stories behind the artworks and the artists.
This tour is particularly suited for those interested in urban culture, street art, and local neighborhoods. It’s designed as a small-group experience, with a maximum of 15 participants, ensuring a more personalized and engaging visit. The tour departs from Hotel SERHS del Port in the Ciutat Vella district, making it accessible and convenient for visitors staying in central Barcelona.
While the tour focuses on Raval’s vibrant street art, its inclusion of a popular skate spot, Tres Chemineas, adds a lively, authentic local flavor. The experience balances art discovery, neighborhood exploration, and cultural storytelling, making it a standout option for those looking to see Barcelona beyond the usual tourist routes.

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The tour begins at Hotel SERHS del Port, providing a straightforward meeting point in Barcelona’s lively Ciutat Vella district. From here, the guide leads the group into the heart of Raval, an area renowned for its colorful murals and graffiti that transform the neighborhood into an outdoor art gallery.
The tour’s main focus is on highlighting Raval’s street art, revealing works that span a variety of styles and formats. Travelers gain an understanding of how art in this neighborhood is continually evolving, with artworks changing frequently—some daily, weekly, or monthly. The guide shares stories about the artists behind the pieces, giving context to what might otherwise be easily overlooked.
A notable stop is Tres Chemineas, a legendary skate spot that embodies the neighborhood’s urban and youthful energy. Here, visitors can hang out and observe the local street culture that complements the visual art. The combination of art, skate culture, and neighborhood ambiance delivers a well-rounded view of Raval.
The tour starts at Hotel SERHS del Port, located at Av. del Paral·lel, 40. It concludes at the Museu dArt Contemporani de Barcelona at Plaça dels Àngels. This setup makes it easy for visitors to plan further explorations or return to their accommodations with ease, as the ending point is within close reach of public transportation options.

Throughout the tour, the guide uncovers hidden corners and alleyways in Raval where artistic talent blooms. These less obvious spots often feature murals, paste-ups, and stencil art that visitors might miss on a casual stroll. The focus on local talent and street art culture provides a deeper appreciation for the neighborhood’s creative spirit.
Guests learn about the variety of street art styles—from detailed murals to quick graffiti tags—and understand how this art form functions as a voice for local expression. The guide’s knowledgeable commentary makes the storytelling engaging and informative, enriching the visual experience with background stories about the artists and their motives.

A highlight of the tour is Tres Chemineas, a well-known skateboarding location that doubles as a canvas of street art and graffiti. Here, visitors observe local skaters and street artists in action, experiencing the raw energy that defines Raval’s street culture.
This stop offers an authentic glimpse into how urban art and skateboarding intertwine in Barcelona. It’s an excellent chance to pause and soak in the atmosphere, take photos, and perhaps spot some new murals or tags emerging in this lively space.
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With a maximum of 15 travelers, the tour maintains an intimate atmosphere that allows for personal interaction and tailored explanations. Booking is typically made 19 days in advance, reflecting its popularity. The tour features a mobile ticket, making it convenient to access.
Service animals are permitted, and the tour is accessible via public transportation, making it easy to reach the starting point. The experience is designed for most travelers, with no specific physical requirements mentioned, ensuring broad accessibility.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, giving flexibility to adapt plans if needed. If canceled within this window, a full refund is provided. In cases where the minimum number of participants isn’t met, the operator might cancel or reschedule, but alternative options or refunds are available.
Considering the affordable price point, the small group size, and the rich storytelling, this tour provides excellent value for those interested in street art, local culture, and neighborhood exploration. It’s ideal for art enthusiasts, urban explorers, and anyone wanting an off-the-beaten-path view of Barcelona.
The high rating of 5.0 based on 71 reviews, along with a 97% recommendation rate, speaks to the overall satisfaction and quality of the experience. Travelers praise the knowledgeable guides and the stunning, ever-changing murals that decorate Raval.
This Raval Street Art and Graffiti Guided Tour offers a personalized, insightful way to experience Barcelona’s vibrant street art scene. It’s a compact, engaging, and affordable tour that reveals hidden artistic gems in one of the city’s most eclectic neighborhoods.
If you’re interested in urban art, local culture, or simply want to explore Raval beyond the usual tourist spots, this tour delivers a memorable, authentic experience. The knowledgeable guides, combined with beautiful murals and lively street culture, make it a recommendation worth considering during your Barcelona visit.
“The tour was interesting and gave us a different story about Barcelona and the Raval neighborhood. Our tour guide was incredible – exceptionally kn…”
Is there a minimum age requirement for this tour?
The tour is suitable for most travelers, with no specific age restrictions mentioned.
What is the meeting point for the tour?
The tour begins at Hotel SERHS del Port, located at Av. del Paral·lel, 40.
How long does the tour last?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours.
What’s included in the price?
The ticket covers a local guide, exploration of hidden street art, and insights into Barcelona’s art scene.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Is physical activity required?
The tour involves walking around Raval, but no specific physical requirements are detailed.
Are food or drinks included?
No, extra food and drinks are not included.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes and a camera for photos are recommended; no special gear is necessary.
Is the tour suitable for families?
Most travelers can participate, and it’s a family-friendly way to enjoy the neighborhood.
How do I book the tour?
Booking can be done online in advance, with most reservations made around 19 days ahead.