Graffiti and Street Art
Overview
On this tour, we’ll go through areas of Palermo known as Palermo Soho and Old Palermo, exploring and discovering the modern and growing street art scene in Buenos Aires.
We’ll see different expressions, techniques, styles, and learn details about the artists, along with an introduction to the fascinating history and culture of street expression in the country. From murals over 10 years old to new expressions in Paste Up, Mosaic, and Stencil. We’ll see murals and works by artists who are now considered internationally.
Itinerary
Meeting point Plaza Cortázar
Introduction of the tour and the neighborhood
Pasaje Santa Rosa
Paste Up, Mosaics, Doodle art
Pasaje Russel
Palermo Soho, from a middle class district to a fancy one. Inmigration and art.
PintaArgentina OK re invention of the street art and urban art at Palermo
Pinta Argentina Ok, Digital art and pixel Art
Martin Ron and Nasse POP
Projects made by different artist working together, street art as part of the city culture.
El Desarmadero and the Urban shaman
By the end of the tour we will see a master piece made by one of the most legendary urban artist at Buenos Aires as part of his work as trash artist.
The estimated duration depends on traffic and how busy the attractions are on the day of the tour.
Request changes
You can always request personalizations that adjust your preferences.
What's included
- Walking tour
What's not included
- Tickets
- Food
- Transportation
Your guide
Mariana
I am a professional Tour Guide and Travel Agent based in Buenos Aires, with extensive experience in receptive tourism, city tours, walking tours and thematic experiences. I am passionate about my city and enjoy sharing its history, culture, architecture, traditions and hidden corners with visitors from around the world. I speak five languages fluently: Spanish, English, Italian, French and Portuguese, which allows me to connect naturally with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Over the years, I have developed a strong understanding not only of Buenos Aires, but also of international travelers and their different expectations, interests and ways of experiencing a destination. My goal is to make every tour informative, engaging and enjoyable, adapting each experience to the needs and personality of my guests. I believe that being a good guide means much more than knowing facts: it means creating meaningful experiences and making visitors feel welcome in the city.
Lenguages: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, English
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