Embark on an exhilarating street art tour of Paris, effortlessly navigating the vibrant neighbourhoods on a Segway scooter and look at captivating urban artworks.
Explore Galerie Itinerrance in the 13th Arrondissement and see contemporary artwork, showcasing innovative styles and creative expressions from local & international artists.
Visit the François-Mitterrand Library with an informative English-speaking guide and learn intriguing facts about its architecture and cultural significance.
Wander through Parc de Bercy, a park in the 12th arrondissement and take stunning photos with the street art as your backdrop.
About Paris Street Art Tour:
The Paris Street Art Tour offers a captivating exploration of the city's urban art landscape, showcasing vibrant murals, and installations tucked away in its diverse neighbourhoods. Led by knowledgeable guides, the tour delves into the history, techniques, and significance of street art, highlighting both local talents and renowned international artists. This immersive experience provides a deeper understanding of Parisian culture through various contemporary artworks, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.
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How to Reach?
By Car: The meeting point, Avenue Porte de Vitry, Paris 13 is located at a distance of 6.8 kilometres from the city centre. You can reach the destination in 21 minutes via the Quai de Bercy route.
1. Rue de Ménilmontant: If you're looking for street art, look no further than the streets of the 20th and 19th districts. The white silhouettes of artist Jérôme Mesnager can be seen all over the neighbourhood in his famous mural. An iconic mural, C'est nous les gars d'Ménilmontant, shows a group of men in white dancing together in the middle of the room.
2. Montmartre: Many French artists, including Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and Auguste Renoir, were inspired by Montmartre. You can find street art hidden just around the corner at popular tourist attractions in this district thus be on the lookout for works by well-known artists like Gregos while you're here!
3. Stalingrad: Taking a slight detour to see this stunning mural while not in Stalingrad metro station is well worthwhile. This magnificent artwork was done by street artist Yann Lazott at 238 Boulevard de la Villette in Paris. Massive in size, with explosive hues, it's likely to amaze anybody who sees it for the first time.
4. Belleville: Most people believe that the 20th arrondissement, which is full of street art, is the birthplace of street art, and it is here where you should take a Paris Street Art Tour. Locals who have a passion for street art frequently lead guided tours of the area. Those who visit this area should not miss out on the treasures that can be found in every nook and cranny, from Dénoyez Road all the way to the Gazebo in Bellevue Park.
The most famous piece of street art in Paris is Banksy’s The Little Girl with the Balloon, stencilled in France’s Bordeaux.
1.5 to 2.5 hours is all we need for Street Art Tour in Paris.
The most famous artistic area of Paris has to be the 13th arrondissement which comprises massive murals and in the recent years has also turned out to be an open air museum and hotspot for several street artists.
After a Street Art Tour in Paris you can always buy the street paintings from galleries located in the Carré Rive Gauche neighbourhood, from antique dealers, contemporary galleries around and within Place de Vosges, as well as from renowned auction houses.
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