Mostar Street Art & Graffiti Tour

Name: Mostar Street Art & Graffiti Tour
Brand: Viator
Price: 38.76 USD
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5.0(23)1 Std. 30 Min.EnglischBuche 3 Stunden im VorausMostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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This tour is led by a local artist who is also a musician and architect, living in the heart of Mostar's street art scene. With deep roots in the creative community, he offers more than just insight - he shares lived experience. During the mural projects in his own neighborhood, he spent time with fellow artists, exchanging stories and ideas in between painting sessions. Guests won't just see murals — they'll hear the stories behind them. This is not just a tour — it's an invitation into Mostar's living, breathing street culture.

Inbegriffen

Guided tour by a local artist
Time for photos and questions
Insider stories behind murals and festivals

Nicht inbegriffen

Food or drinks
Transportation (tour is fully on foot)

Was du tun wirst

Neretva Hotel
On Neretva River, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Echoes of Elegance and Decay One of Mostar’s architectural gems, Hotel Neretva has recently been restored to reflect its original Austro-Hungarian elegance. Once left in ruins after the war, it stood for years as a symbol of destruction — often surrounded by raw graffiti and informal street art.
10 Min
As you stand in front of these facades, you’ll hear stories about the artists be
hind them, the creative process, and what it means to live among this art every day — including personal memories from when these murals were being painted, and the time we spent with the artists during their breaks.
40 Min
OKC Abrasevic
Ul. Alekse Santica 25, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
OKC Abrašević is not just a venue — it’s a living cultural hub. Surrounded by raw urban textures and experimental murals, this space has long been a meeting point for young creatives, activists, and artists.
10 Min
Spanish square
Spanjolski trg, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The elegant Austro-Hungarian Mostar Gymnasium reflects the city’s multicultural past, while nearby graffiti and stencils show how young artists reclaim the space today. You’ll also see the Monument to the Spanish Fighters and hear how this area evolved — from wartime division to a space of expression, protest, and quiet reflection.
30 Min