Worldwide · STREET ART
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 street art rides by scooter justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide fast and get back to packing.
Walk or ride through Newtown and Braamfontein with a local guide, learning how Johannesburg’s past shaped its street culture. Visit Constitution Hill, the Joburg Theatre, and the Wits art museum, with time for street art, coffee or tea, and stories about the city from a born-free South African perspective.
Ride an electric scooter from Khao San through Bangkok’s old quarter, Chinatown, Sampeng Market, Talat Noi, and canal-side streets. Your guide leads you to murals, temples, markets, river views, and photo stops, with tours available in English, French, Hindi, Thai, and Japanese. John, Nicolas, AJ, and Tai have all received special praise for their warm help.
“The location was easy to find and the time was accurate. Most importantly, the staff was very friendly and helpful; my 8 year old son had difficulty operating the electric scooter, but they offered him a two-seater. Thanks to you, we were able to join the tour without any problems. The tour is very photogenic. It was a good tour to see the deep streets of Bangkok. After the tour, they asked us where we were going next and told us how to get to the night market. They also assisted us in getting a tuk-tuk ride and we were very impressed with their hospitality. They made a video and…”
Spend about three hours riding an e-scooter through Belgrade’s Dorćol and Savamala districts with a licensed English-speaking guide. You’ll see murals and graffiti that are easy to miss on your own, stop at Dorćol Platz, and may pause for a beer. Angela is one guide named in the tour feedback. E-scooter, helmet, and tea or coffee are included.
“The perfect route through Belgrade, lots of graffiti painting, places you’ve not going to find as a tourist, nice guide (Angela).”
Ride an E-Scooter through three Belgrade neighborhoods with an English-speaking guide, spotting murals, graffiti, and smaller works on walls, poles, and utility boxes. Marko has guided the experience, and groups can add a hands-on graffiti workshop with local artists. The 2.5-hour route begins and ends at Maršala Birjuzova 23.
“Excellent tour! We saw some fantastic street art and lots of different parts of Belgrade. Marko was an excellent guide. I’d highly recommend this tour.”
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