Street Art & Graffiti Tours

Florentine has long been the center of Israel’s Graffiti scene, embraced fully by its residents. Here is where young graffiti artists come to practice and perfect their work, and where established artists present their finest designs. A tour through the neighborhood will take you from a junction where the sheer volume of graffiti will blow your mind, to small alleyways where the largest, most colorful and most complex graffiti is done.

A special and unique experience - Graffitikds.

During the tour you will visit the colorful streets and alleys of the Florentine neighborhood. The guide will point and tell about interesting works in a language that is appealing both to kids and adults.

At the end of the tour we will gather in a community garden, and the children will participate in creative activities in the spirit of graffiti art that they saw on the city walls during the tour, using a variety of painting and craft tools and techniques similar to those used by professionals.

* The open sign up tour is in HEBREW only , you may book as a private group (a;so avialable in English)

Along the route of the ancient Ottoman rail, a majical park was recently opened.
In our newest route, we combine old and new, exposing graffiti works which lay hidden for years, with the recent urban renewal and processes of gentrification.

Tour operates every Monday and Thursday @10AM

Meeting point: "Bread Station", Herzl 17, Tel Aviv

In the south of Tel Aviv, spread along a maze of industrial buildings from the 1950s, an amazing world of creative and fascinating art has grown in recent years. Over 200 artists, active in galleries as well as on the walls, offer spectacular works of street art and graffiti. From the founding generation of the graffiti culture in Israel, to contemporary works relating to the recent war.

On the tour we will discuss the differences between graffiti and street art, the philosophical aspects associated with the genre, work techniques and tools, we will get to know some of the artists, the styles and the messages that characterize them. We will also focus on works made during the war, and will see how art reflects the mindset of society, from despair in the early days, to an encouraging spirit with the passage of time.