Fans of street art might not automatically think of buttoned-down Germany as a place to find great locations, but that’s because they’ve never been to Berlin, at least today’s post-Wall Berlin.

Fans of street art might not automatically think of buttoned-down Germany as a place to find great locations, but that’s because they’ve never been to Berlin, at least today’s post-Wall Berlin.

Goethe.de invites you on a special walk through the city. Since the arrival of the American graffiti movement in Germany in the mid-1980s, Berlin has been one of the most diverse street art ...

The streets of Berlin contain such a high quantity of street art that they may already qualify as an outdoor museum. But now the German capital is due to get a new dedicated Museum of Urban ...

Big, decorative illustrations earn the accolade of "art", while obscure statements of the artist's identity are dismissed as "tags". Another postcard from Berlin's street art tour: art for artists ...

From an image of Hulk who suddenly leaps over your head to a painting that changes its colours, one Berlin street art exhibition offers visitors a chance to experience paintings in 3D. Called ...

Here, street art is so assertive and ubiquitous that it’s become mainstream. Take Fotografiska, for example. Newly opened in the central district of Mitte, it’s the Berlin branch of a global ...

Berlin’s history takes concrete form at the ... then follow with a side-order of street art in Bülowstrasse immediately outside. 3:30pm: A riverside drink at Holzmarkt Is the sun out?

Berlin’s murals and street art make walking worthwhile. Photo: Nick Hilden This could easily take a full day, so I suggest starting the next day in the Turkish, bohemian district of Kreuzberg.