Route through the most spectacular graffiti and murals in Valencia

It doesn’t matter if it’s a wall, a door, a lock or an entire building. Cities have become improvised art galleries. And Valencia was not going to be less. Our streets serve as a canvas for many street artists. The best way to visit these open-air museums is to get lost in the streets of Carmen or El Cabanyal.

This is our selection of the best urban art in Valencia.

Nacho Mawe and Xemajo (Burjassot)

Cachetejack (The street Hort d’En Cendra)

Okuda San Miguel (Joaquín Sorolla Station)

Route of murals “Dones de Ciència”

Valencia Marina Murals

Escif (Gran Via Fernando El Católico)

 

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PichiAvo (Plaça de la Botxa)

 

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Martín Forés(Salvador Perles Street)

 

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Soma (location to be determined)

 

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Erica il Cane (Carrer dels pescadors)

Boa Mistura (Calle del Torno del Hospital, 41)

 

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Pichiavo (Ronda Norte / Ciutat Fallera)

 

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Red Cross – Jandro Drk (Calle de Líria)

 

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