PRESS PLAY · STREET ART
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 street art audio tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the walking.
Use the Questo app to follow a self-guided Bristol street-art route from the Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel to Charlotte Street. Solve 11 location-based puzzles while finding work by Banksy, El Mac, Aryz, and Pixel Pancho. Start anytime, play offline, and move at your own pace.
“El recorrido tan completo que nos ha proporcionado el guía, además de información muy ajustada a la historia.”
Use the Questo app to follow clues through Ottawa’s city center and nearby neighborhoods, finding murals such as The Living Room, BLM, DaVinci, and KindComments. There is no guide, so you control the pace. Plan extra time if walking, since the route may take about three hours on foot.
“A very fun way to explore the city! Plenty of art and cardio... Killing 2 birds with 1 stone :) Tip: Wear comfortable shoes.”
Use the Questo app to guide your private group from 175 Broadway to 162 N 9th Street through seven clue-based stops in Williamsburg. Expect about 70 minutes of puzzles, street art, neighborhood discoveries, offline play, and total freedom to pause or restart.
“Instructions not always clear, not up to date as some locations have changed and art is not visible. Also not that much art, more general area tour. And the adventure narrative that accompanies the guide is strange and not relevant.”
Ride Eindhoven’s changing street-art route at your own pace, from the graffiti arena at Berenkuil to murals, cafés, and a famous street-art hotel. The web app provides navigation, photos, background notes, and audio in eight languages. Allow at least 3.5 hours for the 17 to 19 kilometer ride.
“Erg leuk, maar echt veel te lang. Gehele route overzicht gemist en het zou goed zijn om het centrale voetgangers plein xx september te vermijden.”
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