ABERDEEN PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
Aberdeen’s Walls: A 90‑Minute Private Walk Through the City’s Street Art
A private 1.5‑hour guided walk that digs under bridges and down hidden alleys to view Aberdeen’s rotating collection of murals, guided by a local expert.
Aberdeen’s Walls: A 90‑Minute Private Walk Through the City’s Street Art.
This private walking tour peels back Aberdeen’s granite façade to reveal murals, pasted pieces and large-scale installations tucked into lanes, beneath overpasses and on the flanks of ordinary buildings. Led by a local guide, the 90‑minute route changes regularly so each tour reflects the city’s current street‑art pulse.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A rotating gallery of striking murals
You’ll encounter more than ten murals on a single walk, including named works that have put Aberdeen on the street‑art map — pieces such as 'Man & Dog' by Smug, the 'Lego Wall' by Jan Vormann, 'Side Profile' by Alice Pasquini and Bordalo’s 'Unicorn.'
Alleys, underpasses and unexpected viewing angles
Rather than a single mural-lined boulevard, the tour snakes into overlooked corners — narrow alleys and under bridges — bringing hidden works into view and changing as new pieces appear on the streets.
A local expert who updates the route
This private experience is led by a knowledgeable local who tailors the walk and refreshes the route to include the newest and most compelling works, ensuring each booking offers a distinct perspective.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
The tour unfolds as an intimate, 1.5‑hour stroll through Aberdeen’s urban textures: a steady pace that lets the guide frame each piece and place, moving from broad façades to tucked‑away gems as new work is pointed out and local context is shared.
THE ART
A rotating gallery of striking murals
You’ll encounter more than ten murals on a single walk, including named works that have put Aberdeen on the street‑art map — pieces such as 'Man & Dog' by Smug, the 'Lego Wall' by Jan Vormann, 'Side Profile' by Alice Pasquini and Bordalo’s 'Unicorn.'
THE ROUTE
Alleys, underpasses and unexpected viewing angles
Rather than a single mural-lined boulevard, the tour snakes into overlooked corners — narrow alleys and under bridges — bringing hidden works into view and changing as new pieces appear on the streets.
THE GUIDE
A local expert who updates the route
This private experience is led by a knowledgeable local who tailors the walk and refreshes the route to include the newest and most compelling works, ensuring each booking offers a distinct perspective.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this private street‑art tour suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
You choose the tour date and start time in the booking form.
The provided trip details do not list specific gear requirements.
The standard meeting point is the Robert the Bruce Statue on Broad St; if you need an alternate meeting place the operator asks that you email after booking.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 1.5 hours.
Where do we meet?
The meeting point is the Robert the Bruce Statue on Broad St; the operator can arrange an alternate meeting location if you email after booking.
How many people can join?
The private rate covers a group of up to four people; additional participants are charged per person.
Will I see the same route as other groups?
Routes are regularly updated and each tour offers a different route, so the walk is refreshed to include new pieces.
Which murals will we see?
On a single tour you can expect to see more than ten murals, including works such as 'Man & Dog' by Smug, the 'Lego Wall' by Jan Vormann, 'Side Profile' by Alice Pasquini and Bordalo’s 'Unicorn.'
How do I change the start time or meeting location?
You select date and start time when booking; if you need a different meeting point, contact the operator by email after booking.