Galleries, museums and theaters are an integral part of the colorful range of activities offered by cities. Part of this is also street art. Accordingly, the offer in European cities is even more varied. We looked across the border and found five cities where street art accompanies you practically at every step.
Street artists all over the world paint facades, walls and streets with their works of art, which are then displayed to all passers-by. Art is what enriches us in thousands of ways and street art is one of them. Check out the five European metropolises where the works of street artists really accompany you at every step.
Berlin
We'd be doing him a huge disservice if we didn't put him at the very top of the list. The German capital is a center of culture, a city of freedom, where individual creativity really comes to the fore. The streets of Berlin are full of graffiti and various works of street artists, but you can find most of them in the eastern part of the city.
London
The capital of Great Britain, a city of rich history and interesting cultural heritage. London is full of a wide variety of street artists who come from all over the world. On the streets, you can also find works by the world's most recognizable artists, including Banksy. If you decide to bookmark all the works of street artists, you will soon run out of battery on your phone.
Paris
The most romantic destination under the sun, the capital of love and bohemian life, attracts a variety of artists from all over the world. In addition to the museums that house the magnificent works of the world's greatest artists, to the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris you can admire culture and art at every turn. Also in the form of graffiti and paintings on building facades.
Hamburg
There is another German city on our list that is a "Must" on the list of anyone who loves street art. In the north of Germany, in Hamburg, everyone who likes works of art on street facades and walls can really come into their own. Hamburg is one of the centers of the European graffiti scene.
Amsterdam
Due to the medieval canals that have become the hallmark of the city, Amsterdam is under the protection of UNESCO World Heritage. In addition, the Dutch capital hides a number of other attractions. The home of many artists, from Rembrandt to Backer, has now been taken over by many street artists who paint the facades and walls with their imaginations.
