London Street Art & Graffiti
Where to see London's best street art and graffiti, from the legal Leake Street tunnel to Shoreditch murals, with nearest stations and tips.
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Leake Street Arches
A 300-metre tunnel beneath Waterloo station where graffiti is legal. Every wall is covered in spray paint, and the pieces change almost daily.
Shoreditch & Brick Lane Street Art
London's best-known street art district. Large murals, paste-ups and small pieces cover the side streets around Brick Lane and Shoreditch High Street.
Hackney Wick Street Art
A former industrial area beside the canal and the Olympic Park. It is known for large graffiti on warehouse walls, artist studios and canalside bars.
Southbank Centre Undercroft
A covered concrete space under the Southbank Centre on the Thames. It has been used by skateboarders since the 1970s and is covered in graffiti.
David Bowie Mural, Brixton
A mural of David Bowie as Aladdin Sane, opposite Brixton station near where he was born. It became a memorial to the singer after his death in 2016.
Dulwich Outdoor Gallery
A trail of murals on the streets of Dulwich. Street artists reworked old master paintings from Dulwich Picture Gallery and painted them on homes and walls.