Street-Art Tour Berlin: App-Guided Team Event
A street art tour is a team event where your team walks app-guided from wall to wall through Berlin-Kreuzberg, solves a task about the piece at each stop and sets its own pace. Two to three hours through Kreuzberg, start and end point agreed per booking, self-guided by default, guided on request.
What the street-art tour is
Self-guided by default: your team splits into small groups, opens the app and walks the route on its own tempo. A guided version runs on request, for example for larger groups that want one shared pace.
The route runs through Kreuzberg, the district with Berlin's densest street art: murals across whole firewalls, paste-ups on corners, pieces that change from month to month. Where you start and where you end we agree when you book, so the tour can begin at your office or finish before a meeting. The stops exist independently of any tour.
At each stop, the app asks a question about what is actually in front of you: a colour, a technique, a detail easy to miss. Solve the task, and the app shows the next stop. There is no schedule and no clock, the point is looking closely.
Duration is two to three hours and can run shorter if your schedule needs it. Group size runs from 3 to 1,000 people, split into small walking groups. From €35 per person net, the larger the group, the lower the price per head.
Request your street art tour in BerlinPrefer to spray yourselves instead of walking? The graffiti workshop in Berlin runs on a legal wall outdoors, for 10 to 1,000 people.
Where can you find street art in Berlin?
At every stop the app shows the piece that is actually there, with one task about it. Nobody waits for anybody: each small group walks at its own pace, and the host sees in the app where everyone is.
Murals, paste-ups, tags: what hangs on the walls and why
The tour works with real walls in the city: every stop shows a piece that is actually there. The app leads your team to the wall, you decide the rest.
The tour works with real walls in Berlin: murals across whole firewalls, paste-ups on corners, tags on junction boxes. The densest stretch lies in Kreuzberg and across the Oberbaumbrücke into Friedrichshain, where large murals sit a few streets apart and the walls of the legal spots get repainted all the time.
O2 and Porsche Digital have sprayed at legal walls in Berlin with us, so the surfaces the tour passes are ones we know from our own workshops. Because your group sets its own pace, you decide on the way where to linger. Which spots between Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain are worth the walk is in our article on street art spots in Berlin.
These teams worked with us in Berlin
Six real Berlin dates, with location, size, and the logistics behind them.
O2 sprayed one word across the whole length of a legal wall in Berlin, a lettering band over many concrete panels, seen from a bridge with passers-by. Walls like this one are what the tour walks past.
Porsche Digital sprayed a picture made of colour fields at a legal wall in Berlin, one dark red line holding all the fields together. The team designed and executed it themselves.
Samsung booked the Wellenwerk in Berlin-Lichtenberg for a mini trade fair: a large mural and very detailed artworks took shape live in front of the sellers, a tent over the bus as weather protection.
As the cultural programme of its annual conference, the Milchindustrie-Verband picked up the cans at the Wellenwerk one afternoon. Motto: Milk Buzz. The review afterwards spoke of technique, feeling and a lot of good spirits.
BVG sprayed a complete city bus outdoors, in shirt and chinos: masking and outlines were prepared beforehand, the paint came from the team on the day. Paint the Bus is the Berlin format, bookable at the Wellenwerk.
DeepL ran a street art workshop at the tables of a WeWork location in Berlin, on individual A3 sheets with cut paper stencils, spray paint and markers: the indoor counterpart to walking the route.
No lower group limit and no upper limit up to 1,000 people, the app carries the same route regardless of group size. Up to 30 days before the date you cancel free of charge, after that the full sum falls due.
How a street art tour in Berlin runs
Two to three hours, self-guided by default. Five steps get your team from the start to the finished tour.
At the start the Urban Passport app shows your team where to go first. Each team puts together which stops belong to the route, so no two tours look alike.
Your team walks to the wall. The piece is really there in the city, not a picture of it. How fast you walk is up to you.
At the stop your team solves a task about the piece. That is the difference to a stroll: you look closely instead of just listening.
Then the app shows the next stop. You set the pace in between, and where you linger and where you move on.
A tour usually takes two to three hours and can run shorter if your group walks briskly. Self-guided is the standard, a guided version is available on request.
Google reviews from Berlin
Three teams who worked with us, quoted from our Google profile. One voice comes from the Wellenwerk in Berlin, one from a team workshop, one was written in English.
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“Under the guidance of Luca from Brain2Canvas we learned how much technique, feeling and fun there is in this art form. With his tips and tricks a great piece came about, and above all a lot of good spirits.”
Original (German): „Unter der Anleitung von Luca von Brain2Canvas haben wir gelernt, wie viel Technik, Gefühl und Spaß in dieser Kunstform steckt. Mit seinen Tipps & Tricks entstand ein tolles Werk – und vor allem: eine Menge gute Laune.“
“We did a team workshop with Luca and it was great! He took time for every group and explained and showed everything really well.”
Original (German): „Haben bei Luca ein Team Workshop gemacht und es war super! Er hat sich für alle Gruppen Zeit genommen und alles super gut erklärt und gezeigt.“
“We organised for our team an event with Brain2Canvas. They had such an amazing time and it was something so different. They still talk about it.”
What stays once the tour is over
The pictures were always there. After the tour you notice them on the way back to the station, on walls you walked past for years. You learn where to look: up at firewalls, round the back, on roller doors and junction boxes. The city hangs its things where nobody expects a frame. And a museum closes at six, your city does not.
You take no canvas home. You take the route, and you can walk it again without us. If you still want a piece to keep, combine the tour with the graffiti workshop, for the workshop tier price plus €35 per person net.
Ready-made route or your own route
In fifteen cities a ready-made route is online; in Berlin it runs through Kreuzberg, and where it starts we agree with you when you book. Everywhere else you build the route yourselves, in a village as much as a metropolis. And if it rains? The walls are outdoors anyway: because your group sets its own pace you can shelter briefly and carry on when it suits. For a Christmas party the tour pairs with an indoor format; price and schedule sit on the page Action Painting in Berlin.
If you walk the ready Berlin route
The Berlin route runs through Kreuzberg and leads past real, publicly visible works. The host invites the teams, the tour loads under its code into the Urban Passport app, nobody needs an account. We agree the starting point when you book.
If you build your own route
A tour you build yourselves is not tied to a city. You place the stops where your team actually is: in the host login you set the stops and write your own questions, several teams can each build their own. We give you a short guide on how to set a good stop.
If you would rather spray than walk, the graffiti workshop in Berlin is the one; both together cost the workshop tier plus €35 per person net.
Four of you or a hundred, the route stays the same
Tell us the number, we tell you how many routes it sensibly splits into. Three or four people walk just like a thousand, split into small groups. The price per head drops with each tier from €35; from 251 people we prepare an individual quote instead of a list price.
The larger your team, the cheaper per person
Drag the slider to your team size. A street-art tour costs €35 net per person and gets cheaper with each tier. From 251 people we prepare a separate quote because large groups spread over several routes.
Netto 700 € · zzgl. 19 % MwSt 133 €
Request a quote for this sizeThere is no lower group limit for the street art tour. Travel to Berlin and the app licence are included, all prices are plus 19% VAT.
How you pay
There are two routes: book directly in the shop, or an invoice to your accounts department. In both cases payment falls due before the date, and that is the rule with us.
If something gets in the way
Up to 30 days before you cancel free of charge, after that the full sum falls due. If it rains in Berlin, the route stays outdoors and you simply shelter briefly and continue.
What is already included
The app licence, the route and travel to Berlin sit inside the price. Not included is anything around the location itself, that you book separately.
What does the street-art tour cost?
From €35 per person net, and larger groups pay less: up to 20 people €35, from 176 people €25.
The price per head falls as the group grows. Groups of 3 to 20 pay €35 per person net, 21 to 50 pay €32, 51 to 100 pay €30, 101 to 175 pay €27, 176 to 250 pay €25, and from 251 we send an individual quote. There is no lower group limit and no upper limit up to 1,000 people, the app carries the same route regardless of group size. Combined with the graffiti workshop, the tour costs the workshop staffel price plus €35 per person net. All figures are net, plus 19% VAT. Up to 30 days before the date you cancel free of charge, after that the full sum falls due. We answer your enquiry within 24 hours with a concrete quote.
Fifteen cities with a ready route, the rest on request
In fifteen cities a ready-made route is online. Everywhere else you build the route yourselves; it is not tied to a city and works in a village as much as a metropolis.
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