You see a lot of street art/graffiti in BA. This little non profit opens your eyes to the scene, artists, lifestyle and more. You meet some of the artists and go to their artists run bar. We bought a piece that will sit nicely on our living room wall.

We love street art, and the tour was very informative and Ana gave a great historical background to the relatively young scene in BA.

It's a great way to see the alternative BA.

I took my parents and boyfriend on this tour and everybody loved it. My dad was a little hesitant at first because he wasn't sure he was interested in seeing graffiti. Since the tour he has been pointing out different street artist all around town. I highly recommend this tour and Mimi was a fantastic guide. Very knowledgable and easy to understand.

Two friends and I signed up for the afternoon group tour that involved walking and a shuttle bus. I really enjoyed learning about the history of legal street art and looking up close at beautiful graffiti around the city. Following the tour, I purchased a neat illustration at the Post Bar gallery from an artist named Malatesta.

My only gripe is that registering for the tour was a slight pain. Rather than having an online form listing dates, times, and locations, you have to email Graffiti Mundo to figure out tour availability and the meeting point. I wasn't connected much to my email during the trip but had to keep an eye on it to confirm the tour details.

I think these tours would be even more popular if the sign-up process was easier. (This, of course, is coming from someone who works on website design and user experience for a living!)