Britain’s art scene is packed with creativity. Explore the graffiti trails that bring its urban history to life. Discover creative outdoor experiences that immerse you into nature and art. Explore industrial buildings that have been transformed into cool creative spaces or be inspired to have a go yourself at any number of expert-led artistic workshops.
Eye-catching designs and transformed spaces fill Glasgow’s streets. Discover the quirky, eclectic and radical graffiti on its Mural Trail.
Where London’s street art meets urban dining and entertainment. Leake Street Arches has indie bars, restaurants and out-there events to add to the capital’s eclectic graffiti-drenched tunnel.
Discover the best spots for street art in London
Bristol is renowned for its incredible street art, and it’s also home to Europe’s biggest graffiti festival – held in the district of Bedminster, whose buildings are adorned with dazzling pieces. On this summer weekend, you’ll see artists creating huge murals from scratch, alongside live music gigs and a sizzling street food market. It’s also a great place to buy bespoke artworks, and try spray painting and stencilling for yourself.
Did you know that Leicester is home to the tallest piece of street art in Europe? Not only used as an expression of art, it’s also informative, with many projects offering directions. Get your hands on a street art guide and set out to see these celebrations of local culture. Look out for the bi-annual ‘Bring the Paint’ festival as well, which invites artists from all over the world to make their mark on the city.
Recognised for its eclectic creativity, flamboyance and Bohemian edge, Brighton continues to leave its mark on the street art scene.
Bristol needs no introduction when it comes to street art, being home to the giant of the artform himself, Banksy. Discover the city’s creative designs and murals created by top names in the industry.
Discover Manchester’s Northern Quarter for bright, bold street designs that shine a light on the history and creativity of the city.
From hipster Shoreditch to Camden’s ‘anything goes’, London is bursting with street art, take a dive into the capital’s eclectic art scene.
Walk Edinburgh’s Colinton Tunnel for a kaleidoscopic subway full of dazzling rainbows and a whole host of stories to discover.
Birmingham’s Digbeth neighbourhood earns a lot of kudos around its colourful art. Once an industrial hub, it has since hosted major street art and graffiti festivals.
