Top 5 Street Art Hotspots in Europe
Shoreditch’s Brick Lane leads the way for Street Art in London
Artienda chooses the #Top5 street art locations in Europe 2025.
We’re writing this at the beginning of March 2025 and thank the Lord the weather seems to have broken. One of the longest, wettest, coldest winters in recent years appears to be drawing to a close. The sun has had its hat on and the grey has been replaced by colour. Being outdoors no longer breeds such dread and trepidation. What better time then to explore the best #StreetArt locations in Europe today?! Enjoy another edition of Artienda’s #Top5. And please don’t forget we are always hungry for feedback. Tag us on your social posts - send us an email - or why not be super retro and give us a call! Look forward to hearing from you :-)
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1.3 kilometres of amazement
#1 East Side Gallery | Berlin | Germany
Berlin is a global icon for street art, and the East Side Gallery is its crown jewel. This 1.3-kilometer stretch of the Berlin Wall, preserved after its fall in 1989, features over 100 murals by artists from 21 countries. Highlights include Dmitri Vrubel’s "Fraternal Kiss," depicting a socialist embrace between Soviet and East German leaders. The gallery blends history with raw creativity, making it a must-visit for its scale and political resonance.
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Some of the best street art in East London is located on Brick Lane
#2 Shoreditch | London | United Kingdom
Shoreditch in East London is a street art hub, often linked to Banksy’s early works like "Well Hung Lover." With 235 registered pieces averaging a 4.6/5 rating online, it’s a hotspot for both sanctioned murals and spontaneous tags. Brick Lane and nearby alleys burst with colorful, ever-changing art, reflecting the area’s gritty-turned-hipster vibe. Its high social media engagement underscores its prominence.
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The 13th arrondissement is peppered with street art
#3 13th Arrondissement | Paris | France
Paris’s 13th arrondissement has evolved into an open-air museum, with towering murals by artists like Shepard Fairey and Invader. Boulevard Paris 13 showcases massive works, blending urban grit with artistic sophistication. The city’s mix of classic stencil art (pioneered by Blek le Rat) and contemporary pieces draws enthusiasts beyond the touristy core, offering a fresh take on Parisian creativity.
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There is all this vibrancy in Stokes Croft, but everything here is a labour of love
#4: Stokes Croft | Bristol | United KIngdom
Bristol, Banksy’s hometown, thrives as a street art capital, with Stokes Croft as its beating heart. Known for Upfest—Europe’s largest street art festival—the area features bold murals like "Mild Mild West." Its artistic spirit shines through a mix of political commentary and whimsical designs, making it a pilgrimage site for fans of urban art’s rebellious edge.
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Stand outs include works from Kobra and Gleo
#5: Marvila | Lisbon | Portugal
Lisbon’s Marvila district has transformed from industrial decay into a canvas for large-scale murals, thanks to initiatives like the MURO Urban Art Festival. Artists like Vhils, with his signature carved-wall technique, have left their mark alongside vibrant works in areas like Bairro Padre Cruz. The city’s policy of commissioning art for renewal adds depth to its growing reputation.
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