Graffiti Streetscape🎨

Valencia is bursting with color—especially when you dive into its street art scene! 🎨😎 If you’re looking for a different side of the city beyond paella and beaches, let me show you why a Valencia graffiti walking tour in the old town is a must-see. Start your exploration at C. de na Jordana, 32C in Ciutat Vella (the historic center). This spot is like an open-air museum, where every corner tells a new story through spray paint and stencil. The awesome thing: you’ll see art by legendary locals like Escif and international icons—no museum ticket required! Insider tip: Go in the late morning (around 10–11am). The streets are less crowded, and the sunlight makes the colors absolutely pop for unbeatable pics! 📸 Most murals line alleys off Plaza del Carmen, so just wander and peek—you’ll spot some seriously Insta-worthy finds. Don’t rush: grab a coffee at a local spot on C. de na Jordana (La Fábrica de Hielo is a chill pick nearby if you want something artsy and relaxed). Walking is the way to go in the old town—everything’s close, car traffic is tricky, and you’ll discover hidden gems on foot. Key tips: Wear good walking shoes and bring your camera or phone charged! Street art in Valencia changes fast—what you see today could be gone in weeks. And if the weather’s hot, bring a hat and refillable water bottle. #valenciavibes #streetartspain #graffitiguide #citywanderer #tripdotcom