Shoreditch Street Art and Culture Tour

Shoreditch is one of the most exciting parts of London to explore but is still off the beaten path and has many hidden gems to offer. Exploring the area with a private, local guide means you get to see what is usually only on offer to Londoners. Street Art lives in harmony with the area, becoming a part of its culture and identity, with new pieces arriving on a daily basis. The art is varied, from commercial to protest work, but our guides have a wealth of knowledge of street art from around the world, so even brand-new pieces won't phase them.
We truly believe that art can enrich everyone's lives, and the fact that our streets are covered with it means that it can be accessible to everyone. By visiting with a guide, you can not only see it through their eyes but also learn the artist's intention and how to identify their work in the future.

Meeting Point

Shoreditch High Street

Braithwaite St, London E1 6GJ, UK

The guide will stand directly outside Shoreditch High Street Overground Station, on Braithwaite Street, and they will be holding a red umbrella. Please ensure you are outside of the train station entrance, and not at the center of the postcode or at a nearby bus stop.

What's included:

• Tour Guide

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

Brick Lane

London

One of the most famous streets in the area, home to vintage shopping, markets, bars, and curry houses.

10 minutes

Spitalfields Market E1

65 Brushfield Street, London, E1 6AA

East London's most famous market, full to the brim with clothes, food and everything else you could be looking for

Pass by without stopping

Shoreditch

London

The 'hipster' end of London, but much more than that. Learn how the worst part of London became the coolest in a century

Pass by without stopping

King John Court

King John Ct, London EC2A 3ET, UK

The largest mural in London.

10 minutes