As you explore areas like Lavapiés and Embajadores, you’ll see firsthand how urban artists have left their mark on the city. The colorful geometric creations of Okuda San Miguel stand out among the traditional architecture, blending surrealism with contemporary expression. You’ll also encounter works by Boa Mistura, a collective known for their poetic and community-driven murals, as well as pieces by TVBoy, whose politically charged street art challenges social norms. In La Tabacalera, an old tobacco factory turned cultural space, street art is constantly evolving, with new murals appearing as part of an ever-changing dialogue. The tour also stops at Plaza de Antón Martín, where you’ll see El Abrazo, a mural by Juan Genovés symbolizing reconciliation and democracy, reminding visitors of Madrid’s deep historical roots.
