STREET ART · WORLDWIDE
The walks worth booking.
The 6 johannesburg tours worth your afternoon. The walks that put you in front of the real walls with a guide who knows the artists, plus prices, run times and who leads them.
2-hour Johannesburg Maboneng street art tour with Hallmark House rooftop views, guided stops in key creative districts, and local artists.
Most Popular“We had a great tour with a great guide. Refiloe knew a lot and gave us interesting details about the art in Maboneng. Definitely a must-do in Jozi.”
A 2-hour walking tour through Johannesburg’s Maboneng murals and galleries, guided by local artists’ stories and community context.
“If you like street art you should check this out. Also includes a lot of interesting history of the neighborhood”
A 2-hour walk through Maboneng’s street art world, with artist stories, a café start, and a stop at the alleged anti-apartheid hideout.
“This tour and the guide were much beyond the expectations. Very well explained circumstances and causality for all phenomena. Valuable pieces of street art and stories behind.”
Johannesburg art tour that links galleries and street art, with coffee/tea and an artist-meet moment—plus great value for a short visit.
“This tour takes you to hidden gems of Joburg. Learn about Joburg life and art with BK. BK grew up and lives in the area. This makes the tour deeper and more personal. The gallery you get taken to has the most amazing artwork by amazing local artists.”
Join a 3.5-hour Johannesburg street art walk through Braamfontein, Newtown, and Maboneng, led by Ayanda with included transport.
“Ayanda is passionate about Jo'Burg and its street culture. He explained various aspects of the city's complicated and colourful history to me through the medium of street art. The locations are varied and fantastic, and the art itself is vibrant and inspiring. A great tour!”
A 2.5-hour Johannesburg walk or e-scooter tour linking Constitution Hill, Braamfontein culture, and Wits art in one route.
“Augustin seemed like a nice guy but this tour was a joke. He knew extremely basic information about the places that we visited, did not follow the itinerary and a lot of the time we walked along in silence and every now and then he would read the name of a building to us. TRead…”
