Bosnia · STREET ART

2 Street Art Tours in Bosnia, Compared on Price and Time

2 tours  ·  from $31

Every trip has one free day too few. These 2 street art tours are worth the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes a minute.

Mostar Street Art & Graffiti Tour - Starting near Hotel Bristol and Hotel Neretva
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Mostar Street Art & Graffiti Tour

1.Mostar Street Art & Graffiti Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 19 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $36Our pick

Walk from Hotel Bristol to Spanish Square with a local artist who explains Mostar’s murals, graffiti, wartime scars, and creative communities. You’ll visit Hotel Neretva, the Fassadenmalerei facades, OKC Abrašević, and Spanish Square in a small group of up to eight.

“Wow highlight of my Mostar trip. I would super highly recommend. You will learn the history behind each piece of art. Feel like you are in the artist mind and the soul of Bosnia. Just a super worthwhile tour. If you only do one thing in Mostar besides old town. Don’t miss this.”

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SARAJEVO STREET ART TOUR (art, history & mystery) - sARTajevo! - Bentbaša and the first mural of the walk
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SARAJEVO STREET ART TOUR (art, history & mystery) – sARTajevo!

2.SARAJEVO STREET ART TOUR (art, history & mystery) – sARTajevo!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 18 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $30Best value

Join an English-speaking Sarajevo art guide for a two to three-hour evening walk from Đulagina 2. See murals at Bentbaša and Ferhadija, Papagajka, sticker art, Mr. Chat, and Srebrenica memorial art in a group capped at five.

“My partner and I had a great time on this tour, strolling through Sarajevo with Mak and learning about the local street art scene. Sarajevo of course has a rich artistic and architectural history, but the tour is an opportunity to see art that would be easy to miss if sticking to the typical tourist routes and that shows how the aesthetic of the city continues to evolve. Mak is an excellent and friendly guide and it was great to hear directly from someone so familiar with the works and people who created them. We came away with a sense of Sarajevo as a city where people live, work, socialize…”

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