Street Art Sheffield City Centre Tour

Join us on a street art tour of Sheffield city centre. The tour Sheffield city centre is the heart of a vibrant street art scene. Some of our largest murals can be found here, including works by Phlegm, Peachzz, Rob Lee, INSA and Pete McKee. Join Andy, founder of Street Art Sheffield, on a guided tour of the area and discover the murals and hidden gems to be found here. Whether you're a new visitor, or from Sheffield, the tour should be a fun and informative adventure of the city's street art scene. It will also provide some fantastic photo opportunities. The tour starts in the Cultural Industries Quarter at 10.30am. Confirmation of where to meet up will be sent once you've booked your tickets. The tour will last about 2 hours and will cover the Cultural Industries Quarter, The Moor and Devonshire Quarter (the final route will be determined closer to the day). Tickets are available until 11pm the day before the tour. The small print Street art is constantly changing, new artworks appear whilst others disappear or get damaged. As a result the planned route may change at the last minute and tours may differ from one another. Unless we have extreme weather, the tour will go ahead come rain or shine. As this is a walking tour, make sure you're wearing appropriate footwear. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Well behaved dogs are welcome as long as they don't cause a nuisance to others on the tour. Attendees are solely responsible for their own safety. Street Art Sheffield accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury or illness incurred as a result of joining the tour. Money raised from the tour will go towards supporting the running costs of the Street Art Sheffield website. Please note that if you have to cancel we are unable to offer refunds. If we have to cancel the tour, full refunds will be made. Your guide Andy lives and works in Sheffield. In 2014, he founded the Street Art Sheffield website with the aim of helping others explore the city's street art and to document the ever changing artworks.