Bangkok · STREET ART
5 reviewed
Here are the 5 best street art tours in Bangkok, best first: what each one costs, how long it runs, and who it suits. Start at number one; it earned the spot.
4-hour Bangkok street food and street art walk with 9 tastings, Charoenkrung murals, Kalawar Church, and a sustainable, small-group tour.
“La sido una maravilla! “MR Thai” compartió conmigo conocimientos de historia, política, cultura y comida. Lo único por decir es que varias de las comidas propuestas ya las había probado.”
Explore Bangkok’s Chinatown and Talad Noi on foot in 4 hours. Temples, markets, street art, and Thai-Chinese heritage for $19.
“The experienced guide, Mai. Outstanding job by her, well done. Very kind person. Even we have been 1 hour late due to failed pickup. 100% recomendation”
A 2-hour night tuk tuk ride through Bangkok’s Old City, with photo stops and Talat Noi street art plus Chinese community snacks.
“We had an amazing experience with Ms Nutty. She was soooo accommodating as changed the time and schedule to suit our needs. We saw amazing sights and tasted delicious food we would not have otherwise tasted (or known existed). Ms Nutty was very knowledgeable and also made us laugh. I highly recommend!!! We won’t forget this tour”
Gliding through old Bangkok on an electric scooter, you’ll hit street art murals, temple landmarks, and canal views on a 3.5-hour Chinatown ride.
“The location was easy to find and the time was accurate. Most importantly, the staff was very friendly and helpful; my 8 year old son had difficulty operating the electric scooter, but they offered him a two-seater. Thanks to you, we were able to join the tour without any problems. The tour is very photogenic. It was a good tour to see the deep streets of Bangkok. After the tour, they asked us where we were going next and told us how to get to the night market. They also assisted us in getting a tuk-tuk ride and we were very impressed with their hospitality. They made a video and…”
Escape crowds on a private 4.5-hour Bangkok heritage and street art walk through Charoen Krung and Talat Noi, with roasted duck.
“This is a tour of great things: food, culture, history, and a bit of street art. I had Net as my guide, she had lots of energy and a fun personality. She accommodated everyone's dietary needs. Sometimes street food and the local restaurants caRead more”
