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The 3 most popular street art in Copenhagen. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A short Copenhagen stop at Nyhavn plus MACA Museum’s Banksy & Street Art early-years exhibition, with English help and great on-site context.
“Wonderful exhibit. In-depth look at Banksy & other graffiti artists. If you like street art this is an exhibit to see.”
3-hour Nørrebro street art walk with food stops for Kösem shawarma or falafel and Coffee Collective coffee, plus Superkilen Park sights.
“Super cool way to see the house walls. That some is really art and you can analyze it and have a good debate. And on top of that, good stops along the tour. Painted house walls will never be the same for me no matter where I am.”
3-hour small-group walk through Nørrebro’s street art and Danish bites, with Kösem shawarma/falafel and Hart Bakery pastry included.
“Formidable experience, very competent guide, and a lot of extraordinaire impressions I haven't seen before, even though I used to live in that area. Highly recommendable, if one wants to get behind "the scene" in one of the most inpiring parts of Copenhagen.”
