AUSTRALIA
Australia's standouts.
The 15 most popular street art tours in Australia right now, with prices, run times and what each day actually involves.
Melbourne street art walking tour led by an artist, ending at Blender Studios for studio visits, snacks, and wine/beer.
“I thought the tour was excellent , it was interesting to see diffrent the styles of street art and the beauty”
Perth street art and indie bars in 3 hours, small group (max 10), laneway murals, and discounts at three venues starting from Forrest Place.
“Robyn was a great, fun guide with excellent local knowledge. We had a fun time exploring with around 14 in our group and everyone was friendly and chatty and made the tour enjoyable! Would recommend this tour”
A 3-hour Melbourne street art walk led by a street artist, ending at Blender Studios for an exclusive studio visit and refreshments.
“I highly recommend this tour. The icing on the cake was to have a local artist guiding us and to spend time in a studio afterwards to see art in motion. It was A vibrant wander through hidden laneways, where walls tell stories louder than words. The tour blends local history, bold creativity, and fleeting…”
Walk Newtown’s street art with a small group, grab 4 multicultural snacks, and end at Young Henrys for a craft beer tasting.
“Dan was a very knowledgeable and interesting guide. Made me feel welcome. It was a tour with s difference! The street art was great as well as the stop off for snacks”
Brisbane Small Bars and Street Art Tour: 3 hours, 3 bar stops, street-art stories, one included drink, and a post-tour map link.
“The tour was a great combination of art and local bars. Even as someone who grew up in Brisbane I learnt new things and came away with a fresh appreciation for the changes in the city. Nicole was an excellent and engaging host bringing the stories to life.”
A 6-hour private Melbourne tour mixing street art and street food across Fitzroy, backstreets, Acland Street, and South Melbourne Market.
“Such a great experience with Victoria! She was super pleasant, kind and knowledgeable! Fantastic person!!!!”
A 2-hour guided walk through Fremantle’s convict past, maritime landmarks, street art, and migrant history, with local tips.
“A great tour with a very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend”
Paint and Palate in Adelaide pairs Jimmy C street art with food and an easy 90-minute walk from Rundle Street East to Norman Street.
“Great informative tour. It is so interesting learning about how the street art movement started in Adelaide and see the amazing styles of different artists. Highly recommend it to anyone who lives a walking tour. The food along the way was fantastic.”
Sydney’s Newtown street art meets multicultural food on a 3-hour walking tour starting at the I Have A Dream mural, ending with a brewery tasting.
“Melinda was a fantastic guide. Fun and knowledgeable and highly recommend. The tour around Newtown was informative and Melinda made the experience fun with the combination of food and drink. The tacos, pie, ice cream and falafel hit the spot and ended up in a cool brewery to finish. Great way to spend an afternoon.”
A 3-hour Brisbane tour mixing street art stories with three reserved small bars and a first drink, plus maps for your next night.
“Made me appreciate Brisbane with a whole new outlook”
Street art stories and small-bar sips in Sydney. Pick Newtown or Redfern routes, get a beer or wine, and leave with a local map.
“Fantastic tour with Robyn - she was just awesome! Friendly, knowledgeable and made everyone feel at home. We had 4 delicious tastings and covered quite a bit of Newtown - also got some tips on where to go after the tour”
A 90-minute Cairns walk mixing street art, tattoos, vegan food spots, and barbers—small group, friendly guide Georgia, and 10% vouchers.
“Geogria was really friendly and enthusiastic about the tour, which is good, because one could see that she is also enjoying her "job" and not just going through the motions. I like the idea that this is kind of sampler tour, where Georgia leaves bread crumbs for you to retrace and spend more time on…”
Solve cryptic clues on a self-guided street art walk through Melbourne lanes, with cafe stops and a web app route.
“Glad we only used Viator rewards for this one. Not easy to determine how to find where we should be going or what the next step is. Not worth it...just Google where is Melbourne Street art”
Walk Fremantle’s convict past, Indigenous stories, and street art in 2 hours, ending on the Cappuccino Strip. Coffee included.
“Tour guides Sanya and Ann were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. An excellent tour filled with fascinating information. Highly recommended!”
Walk Adelaide’s laneways for street art stories, meet local characters, and get digital maps. Small group, 2 hours, $45.90.
“Lots of fun, the hidden art was amazing, one of the best ways to see the city. The guide was knowledgeable on local artists.”
