Glasgow Murals & Graffiti Street Art Tour
See and interpret world-famous works by famous muralists Smug and Rogue One with a local guide
What You Get With This Tour
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Interpret the city like a canvas
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Expert English-speaking guide
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Guided Glasgow street art walking tour
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Insider stories behind each mural
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Iconic murals by Smug and Rogue One
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Ever-changing graffiti and street art
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Guide tips
Tour Itinerary
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Your tour begins on Mitchell Street
Meet your local guide by the NCP car park on Mitchell Street, watching for a bright orange jacket. Then dive straight into Glasgow's street art story at the Wind Power mural, an early piece of a girl blowing a dandelion with a bit of a twist, by artist Rogue One. -
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Admire Bubbles down a hidden lane
Next, meander into a tucked-away lane to admire Bubbles, a vivid collaboration between artist Rogue One and Art Pistol of two young girls blowing bubbles that seem to jump off the wall. Your guide explains how these back streets became an open-air gallery for the city's boldest artists. -
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Spot the World's Most Economical Taxi
Around the corner, find artist Rogue One's playful World's Most Economical Taxi mural, a nod to Glasgow's beloved black cabs. Learn how the artist's photorealistic style turned everyday city scenes into celebrated landmarks. -
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Gather at the Clutha Bar
Then stop at the Clutha Bar, a Glasgow institution covered in murals by various artists, including a tribute to architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It's a favorite gathering spot for the city's creatives. -
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Look up at the Billy Connolly mural
Nearby, look up to see Glasgow-born comedian Billy Connolly towering above the street in a giant, colorful portrait. Your guide reveals why this beloved local legend earned such a prominent place on the city's walls. -
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Find the Rebel Bear's falling lovers
Turn down another lane to find two lovers tumbling through the air, a striking piece by the artist Rebel Bear, often called Scotland's Banksy. Your guide shares how this anonymous artist's work appears across Glasgow overnight. -
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Marvel at Fellow Glasgow Residents
Finally, take in Fellow Glasgow Residents, a breathtaking mural by artist Smug depicting native Scottish wildlife in stunning vibrant detail. Your guide explains how this photorealistic style made Smug a world-renowned muralist. -
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Your tour ends on Ingram Street
Your tour wraps up on Ingram Street in the heart of the city, with a new appreciation for Glasgow's ever-evolving street art scene. Ask your guide for tips on nearby cafes, galleries, and other murals worth exploring.
Additional Information
Discover what to expect, what's included, and everything you need to know before booking.
Good to know:
Accessibility: This experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible, though some areas include uneven city streets. If you have specific mobility concerns, please contact us in advance to discuss your needs.
Walking: The tour covers a couple of miles on foot at a moderate pace, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
Weather Advisory: This is an outdoor walking tour. Please check the Glasgow forecast and dress for the weather.
Check-in: Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at the meeting point so the group can depart on time.
Your tour includes:
Expert English-speaking local guide
Guided walking tour of Glasgow's street art and mural trail
Art insight into the murals, artists, and their inspiration
Visits to iconic murals including works by Smug, Rogue One, and the Rebel Bear
What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Camera
Valid ID
Weather-appropriate clothing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tour family friendly?
Yes, this tour is family friendly. Kids are welcome, and the ever-changing murals and their stories tend to keep younger travelers curious. Just keep in mind the tour covers a couple of miles on foot at a moderate pace.
What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?
This experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible, though some areas include uneven city streets. If you have specific mobility concerns, please contact us in advance to discuss your needs.
How much walking is involved?
This is a walking tour that covers a couple of miles at a moderate pace through the city centre's lanes and back streets. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
Does this tour run if it rains?
This is an outdoor walking tour, so please check the Glasgow forecast and dress for the weather. A waterproof jacket or umbrella is a good idea, since most of the tour takes place outside.





