Small Group Walking Tour Urban Art Palermo

Discover the vibrant urban art scene of Palermo, Buenos Aires on a small group walking tour. This 1.5-hour experience immerses you in the diverse styles of murals, graffiti, and stencils that adorn the colorful streets. Led by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll explore key locations like Sommelier en Bicicleta and Plaza Serrano, gaining insight into the local artistic expression. With flexible booking options, it’s the perfect way to dive into Palermo’s creative culture.

Key Points

• A 1.5-hour small group walking tour focused on exploring the vibrant urban art in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
• Tour highlights diverse street art styles, including graffiti, murals, stencils, and installations at key locations such as Sommelier en Bicicleta and Pasaje de Soria.
• Tour starts and ends at Gorriti 4886 and is available in Portuguese, with an option to reserve and pay later.
• Participants should check availability for starting times as itineraries are subject to change due to the dynamic nature of street art.
• Cancellations up to 24 hours in advance qualify for a full refund, and the tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments.

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Tour Overview

This small group walking tour offers visitors the chance to discover the vibrant urban art scene in Palermo, Buenos Aires.

The 1.5-hour tour costs $50 per person and starts at Gorriti 4886. A live guide in Portuguese is available. Cancellations up to 24 hours in advance qualify for a full refund. Guests can pay later and reserve now.

Along the way, they’ll explore the bohemian Palermo area and see diverse urban art styles, including graffiti, mosaics, and murals.

The tour visits key spots like Sommelier en Bicicleta, Pasaje de Soria, and Plaza Serrano before returning to the starting point.

Tour Highlights

Guests on the Small Group Walking Tour Urban Art Palermo will discover the best street art in Buenos Aires, renowned for its vibrant culture.

They’ll explore the bohemian and hipster Palermo area, experiencing various urban art styles like graffiti, mosaic tiling, murals, stencil art, sticker art, street installations, wheat pasting, wood blocking, yarn bombing, and LED art.

The tour includes stops at Sommelier en Bicicleta, Jazmin Deco and Pasaje de Soria, Pasaje Santa Rosa, Pasaje Russel, and Pasaje Soria and Plaza Serrano, before returning to the starting point at Gorriti 4886.

Itinerary

The meeting point for the tour is at Gorriti 4886.

From there, the group will visit several stops, including Sommelier en Bicicleta, Jazmin Deco and Pasaje de Soria, Pasaje Santa Rosa, Pasaje Russel, and Pasaje Soria and Plaza Serrano.

Along the way, they’ll explore the bohemian and hipster Palermo area, discovering the best street art in Buenos Aires.

The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and ends back at the starting point of Gorriti 4886.

Participants should be aware that itineraries are subject to change, and they should check availability for starting times.

Gorriti 4886 Meeting Point

The tour meeting point is located at Gorriti 4886 in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. This location is easily accessible via Google Maps.

Guests will meet their professional tour guide at this central starting point to begin the 1.5-hour small group walking tour exploring the vibrant urban art of Palermo.

The meeting point is situated between the tour’s key stops, including Sommelier en Bicicleta, Jazmin Deco, Pasaje de Soria, Pasaje Santa Rosa, Pasaje Russel, and Plaza Serrano.

The meeting point is situated near the tour’s key stops, including Sommelier en Bicicleta, Jazmin Deco, and Plaza Serrano.

From this convenient location, the group will set out to discover the diverse array of street art styles throughout the bohemian and hipster Palermo area.

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Sommelier En Bicicleta and Surrounding Area

From the meeting point at Gorriti 4886, the tour heads first to Sommelier en Bicicleta, situated between Gorriti and Gurruchaga streets.

This café showcases a vibrant mural, a signature feature of the Palermo neighborhood. Visitors can admire the intricate details and bold colors of the artwork.

Next, the group explores Jazmin Deco and Pasaje de Soria, where artists have transformed the alleyway into an outdoor gallery.

The tour then moves on to Pasaje Santa Rosa and Pasaje Russel, two more dynamic spaces brimming with murals, stencils, and sticker art.

Finally, the group reaches Pasaje Soria and Plaza Serrano before returning to the starting point.

Jazmin Deco, Pasaje De Soria, and Nearby Spots

After exploring the vibrant mural at Sommelier en Bicicleta, the tour group moves on to Jazmin Deco and Pasaje de Soria. Here, they discover an array of artistic expressions, from the whimsical decorations of Jazmin Deco to the captivating murals lining the alleyways. The tour guide highlights the unique styles and techniques employed by the local artists, including mosaic tiling, wheat pasting, and wood blocking.

| Jazmin Deco | Pasaje de Soria |

|————-|—————-|

| Whimsical decorations | Captivating murals |

| Eclectic mix of art forms | Diverse artistic expressions |

| Vibrant and colorful | Immersive alleyway experience |

The group continues to explore the surrounding passages, each one offering a new perspective on the thriving urban art scene in Palermo.

Pasaje Santa Rosa, Pasaje Russel, and Plaza Serrano

Next, the tour group ventures into Pasaje Santa Rosa, a narrow alleyway showcasing an abundance of street art.

The guide points out:

1. The intricate murals adorning the walls, depicting vibrant scenes and patterns.

2. The playful sticker art and whimsical installations scattered throughout the passage.

3. The collaborative efforts of local artists, working together to transform the space into a visual feast.

Leaving Pasaje Santa Rosa, the group moves on to Pasaje Russel, known for its eclectic mix of art styles.

Finally, they arrive at the lively Plaza Serrano, a hub for the neighborhood’s artistic community.

Inclusions, Exclusions, and Important Information

The tour includes a professional guide and a designated meeting point for all travelers.

However, food, drinks, alcohol, and drugs aren’t covered. Bringing glass objects, luggage, or large bags isn’t allowed.

Food, drinks, alcohol, and drugs are not provided. Glass objects, luggage, and large bags are prohibited.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals over 70, pregnant women, or those with mobility impairments.

Itineraries are subject to change, so travelers should check availability for starting times. The meeting point is accessible via Google Maps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, visitors can take photos during the tour. The tour description states that the tour includes a professional tour guide, so participants are likely allowed to take photos as they explore the urban art displays in the Palermo neighborhood.

What Is the Minimum Group Size for the Tour?

The minimum group size for the tour is not specified. The tour is described as a "Small Group" tour, indicating a small number of participants, but the exact minimum is not provided in the information given.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, including those in wheelchairs. The itinerary includes walking through narrow passageways and uneven terrain that may be challenging for some participants.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

No, you can’t bring your own food and drinks on this tour. The tour excludes food and drinks, so you’ll need to purchase any refreshments you want during the 1.5-hour walking tour.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour duration can’t be extended, but you can book a private tour for a longer experience. The standard tour lasts 1.5 hours and doesn’t include food or drinks, though you’re welcome to bring your own.

The Sum Up

This Small Group Walking Tour offers a unique opportunity to learn about the vibrant urban art scene of Palermo, Buenos Aires. Explore a diverse array of murals, graffiti, and stencils while experiencing the local artistic culture. With a live guide leading the way, you’ll discover key locations and gain insights into the city’s creative expressions. Reservations are flexible, allowing you to plan your adventure with ease.

You can check availability for your dates here: