• Braamfontein - Known affectionately as “Braam” by locals, Braamfontein is the epicenter of modern street and youth culture in “Joburg” (short for Johannesburg!).

It boasts some of the city’s finest street art and murals, created by both local and international artists, and is a favorite spot for young people who are passionate about street culture.

Expect to encounter some of the city’s most stylish residents here, as many gather to socialize and share tips on contemporary streetwear.

This vibrant area is one of the coolest spots in Joburg and is home to the second oldest bar in Johannesburg!

• Grayscale Store and Gallery - Grayscale is Johannesburg’s only specialist graffiti store, where most graffiti artists and writers purchase their supplies.

Visitors can meet some of the city’s top graffiti artists, who frequently visit, and even purchase merchandise designed by local graffiti and street artists.

Enjoy monthly exhibitions showcasing the work of some of South Africa’s most renowned street and graffiti artists!

• Newtown - Newtown is the cultural heart of Johannesburg, where art and culture have historically played a significant role in uniting people from diverse backgrounds.

Here, you can witness some of Joburg’s oldest graffiti and observe its evolution over the years. It’s also the venue for Africa’s largest hip hop festival, “Back to the City,” where new works are regularly created by artists from around the world.

Newtown is one of the few places in South Africa that uses graffiti to document the country’s musical history, with iconic figures depicted on the area’s walls, known as the “Wall of Icons.”

This area is where graffiti culture in Joburg gained popularity and remains a hotspot for its underground and warehouse party scene.

• Maboneng Precinct - Named one of the World’s Coolest Neighborhoods in 2018 by Forbes, the Maboneng Precinct is a vibrant hub for entertainment and culture.

In addition to a diverse array of bars and restaurants, the streets are adorned with a rich collection of street art, murals, galleries, and captivating art. Visitors can also meet local artists who work and sell their creations on the streets.

The Maboneng Precinct is undoubtedly the coolest district in the inner city, highly popular among locals for its nightlife on weekends.

If you appreciate street culture, this neighborhood is a must-visit!

(After the tour, consider dining at one of the area’s restaurants before returning to your hotel!)

• Private transportation

• Tea and coffee

This tour is dedicated to exploring the vibrant Street Art and Graffiti scene in Johannesburg, while also offering insights into the city itself.

As participants journey through the streets, they will encounter iconic works by both local and international artists, and hear the fascinating stories and inspirations behind some of these pieces.

A highlight of the tour is explaining the distinction between Graffiti and Street Art. Yes, there is a cultural difference between the two, and this tour will change the way participants view them forever!

Being on the ground allows for engaging discussions about Johannesburg’s rich history and complex dynamics, providing a deeper understanding of the inner city and the areas visited.

This experience is more than just a tour; it’s a walk and talk through the city with individuals who are passionate about Johannesburg and its rich, diverse culture!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.