About this tour
This three-hour private walking tour traces Brisbane's vibrant street art scene across the city's streets, guided by someone who knows the work intimately. You'll move at your own pace with up to three companions, discussing what you encounter with a local guide who thrives on how each person reads the pieces differently. The tour wraps at QAGOMA—Queensland's premier art museum—leaving your afternoon open, or your guide walks you back to Queen Street.
Highlights
- Brisbane's constantly evolving street art landscape on foot
- Private group setting, up to four travellers maximum
- Local guide shares insider perspective on the art scene
- Finish at the free QAGOMA Queensland Art Gallery
- Flat, manageable 2.5 km walk through city streets
- Discover both established and emerging urban work
What to expect
Expect a conversational three hours moving through Brisbane's streets, stopping to examine murals, installations and street pieces in detail. Your guide won't lecture at you; instead, you'll talk through what you're seeing and what it means to you personally. The Brisbane Street Art Festival keeps the work rotating, so there's always fresh material. You'll cover roughly 2.5 kilometres on even pavement at an unhurried pace. The tour finishes at QAGOMA, where you can stay to explore or have your guide point you back towards Queen Street.
Good to know
Bring water, sunscreen, a camera and wear comfortable shoes with a hat. The walk is flat and manageable for most fitness levels. QAGOMA entry is free, though special exhibitions may charge. No meals or transport are included; public transport runs nearby. Service animals welcome.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.