Tour ‘exclusive’ Explores European Street Murals

One of the itineraries to see European cities that are receiving the attention of many visitors is to see the "holy places" of this art. Tourists crowd to capture the image of a mural street In Bristol, England - Photo: wordpress After the famous things, street mural art has really exploded in the world. In many European cities, artists are allowed to use their inspiration to revitalize abandoned urban buildings, even to revive abandoned parts or make monotonous rows of houses impressive. Follow these tour routes, you will admire works of art on every street corner, from small alleyways to big streets. The sense of looking at pictures of giant drawings with impressive colors on the walls or in an entire street must be an unforgettable experience

. * Nicknamed "street art city" of Bristol in the Southwest Greatly thanks to the world-famous artist Banksy when his first works appear on the walls of their houses in Bristol, but on every street Bristol has no shortage of local artist creativity. From the 1980s. And the Stokes Croft or St Paul neighborhoods in North Bristol is truly an outdoor collection with vivid 3D paintings Wall on a block of street in Stokes Croft, north of Bristol - Photo Stokes Croft Murals, North Bristol - Photo: featherytravels * Many people believe that Cologne in Germany is the "mecca" of street art, because of murals of all topics, all ways of expression like dams In the eyes of visitors everywhere.



Cologne also captures fans through the CityLeaks mural festival which was held since 2011 and d With the itinerary to enjoy mural art in Cologne, the Belgisches Viertel and Ehrenfeld neighborhoods are the highlights of having the most and most outstanding works.A mural was composed at the CityLeaks festival, Cologne city - Photo: streetartnews Building in Cologne, Germany, attracting all eyes - Photo: streetartnewsA mural in Cologne city, Germany - Photo: streetarthub * If you want to explore urban culture in Belgium, you can select "university city" Ghent. The big names of street art such as Roa, Hardnesh, Blisser, Jolly ... all have works here. And Werregarenstraat Street in Ghent is seen as an abolition of mural art During this journey, Doel, an abandoned village about 50km northeast of Ghent, is a must-visit.



Local and international urban artists have rejuvenated Doel through colorful paintings ... Visitors visit Werregarenstraat, graffiti-painting street - Photo: panoramio A funny mural in Ghent, Belgium - Photo: wordpress The abandoned village of Doel, the meeting point of writing of both local and international mural artists - Photo: neogaf * Rotterdam of the Netherlands is a city with a very developed underground culture and street art. no exceptions. The urban art bias was strongly confirmed with the 2009 Reflexo on Urban Art (RUA) event, making Rotterdam a place to discover Europe's talent for mural artists. International participation (RUA) still exists in many corners of Rotterdam street, especially along the streets of Noorderkanaalweg or Schiestraat, next to the central station. Wall in Rotterdam - Photo: streetsareours Visitors admire a 3D painting of street art City in Rotterdam - Photo: ashtarcommandcrew * Besides the reputation of "Italian fashion capital", the city of Milano is also the experimental place of street art.



In many places in Milano, artists leave impressive 3D paintings. A project to decorate the manhole covers with this type is also being started.Discovering Milano murals, neighborhoods like Navigli, Isola ... will make you admire the artist's creativity. Walls at Navigli Acqua Festival 2013 in Italian city Milan - Photo: air-one.net Walls in Milan, Italy - Photo: clubmilano * The Spanish city of Barcelona is an outdoor gallery when murals overflow flooded roads and often in the most unexpected places Not only their own works, famous artists also join hands to create unique collective works for Barcelona during the Barcelona street art festival season.



Therefore, the journey "Streets of talk" is always expensive. Walls in Barcelona - Photo: wordpress A lively street corner in Barcelona - Photo: wordpress * Murals are used to restore life for some factories the former made a name for the Austrian city of Linz. Such is the case with Tabakfabrik, a closed tobacco factory now re-created as a creative space for a street artist. The most interesting street art. In addition, visitors can also participate in intensive courses at the art studios of this type. Wall in Tabakfabrik - Photo: wordpress * In Portugal,.

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