Meeting Point

Liverpool Street Station

Stik Park Sculpture

Walking to a the top of Shoreditch we will work our way around colourful alleys and streets taking in famous works of street art by celebrated artists. Starting with the a beautiful park sculpture by Stik.

Art Hotel and Banksy

We now move onto to see the ground zero of Shoreditch street art. A place where Banksy started his career, we will see the stunning Art Hotel which has incorporated sections of original Banksy street art from a previous building which sat on the same site.

Rivington Street

We now move on to see more Banksy, Stik as well as Ben Eine and Thierry Noir to name a few.

Dereham Place

A hidden away little street which runs underneath the railway line. The wall directly beneath is often filled with a large scale mural.

New Inn Yard

A tiny little corner which has often has street art and graffiti. The work here changes and you can often find some hidden gems.

King John's Court

On this tiny street can be seen one of the biggest murals in the country. The giant 'Connectivity Matters' piece is a combination of several different street artists.

Village Underground Wall

The biggest set piece wall in the area. The Village Underground has always attracted the best street artists from near and far. The building is also unique because of the tube carriages sitting on top. Moved here after an upgrade to the Jubilee line they were placed on top of the building in 2006 and have been there ever since. They are also painted and now used as offices.

Great Eastern Street

One of the most famous images of street art in Shoreditch is the 'Let's Adore and Endure Each Other'.

Ebor Street

A small street opposite the Box Park. For years this has been a favoured spot for leading street artists and is constantly changing.

Redchurch Street

The famous Redchurch Street is lined with shops and the odd bar. It forms a through road via which you can access lots of great street art spots. it also has plenty to see in it's own.

Brick Lane

Brick Lane is a long street leading from Aldgate to Shoreditch. Along it's length can be found some of the best street art and graffiti in the country.

Nomadic Gardens

The underneath of the railway bridge and along the length of walls either side of the tracks are covered with street art and graffiti.

Black and White Crane by ROA

A long standing piece. The story goes that Belgian artist ROA originally wanted to paint a heron. Whilst he was working on the mural though the locals thought it was a crane and so ROA changed direction. The Crane is a revered bird in the Sylhet region of Bangladesh where a number of people living in the area had once lived.

The Truman Brewery

The yard of the Truman Brewery is a fun place often bustling with activity. It's got lots of unique pieces of street art dotted around too such as Invader, Hope to name a few.

Fashion Street

Street art and paste ups can be seen along Fashion Street at either end.

Ending Point

Liverpool Street Station