• Step In The Arena - Graffiti Walls - Known as one of Europe’s largest legal graffiti locations, this site has hosted the world’s biggest graffiti festival, ‘Step in the Arena,’ annually since 2010. This three-day event attracts artists from around the globe to Eindhoven to create stunning artworks.

• Kleine Berg - This piece was crafted by Aryz, based on his own concept. Aryz has created art worldwide and, despite his discomfort with praise, he is well-regarded by the industry, public institutions, and has a significant social media following.

• PSV-Laan - This mural spans 30 meters in width and 3 meters in height. The artist was given approximately two weeks to complete this artwork, facing challenges due to heavy rain in the final days. The mural was a gift from shirt sponsor Umbro.

• 18 Septemberplein - Created by “1010,” an artist born in Poland and residing in Germany, who keeps his identity a secret. Only the person who finances his work knows his real name.

• Hotel The Match - Established in 1870 by Messrs Mennen and Keunen, a match factory once stood here. The original gatehouse can still be admired at Bergstraat 26-30.

• Stratumseind 23 - Where is the street art? Inside! This building from 1881 features stunning surreal graffiti on its walls and ceiling, designed and executed by Studio Giftig.

• Elisabethtunnel - Lighttown Madness, PSV’s largest atmosphere group, was founded in 2007 to enhance the ambiance at Philips Stadium. To mark their 10th anniversary, both sides of the Elisabeth tunnel were completely revamped, with one side dedicated to Lighttown Madness’s anniversary and the other to all major supporter groups of the Eindhoven club.

• Ketelhuisplein - The most impressive and largest artworks are located in the small side street of the engine room. A massive Black Lives Matter graffiti covers almost the entire square.

• Celsiusplein - Named after the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius, this artwork explores themes of temperature, heat, and cold.

• Expeditiestraat - Behind the Vue cinema, a skeleton with a woman is depicted, among other beautiful street art pieces. This is a free work by Studio Giftig.

• Boschdijktunnel - Created by artist Erosie, who, at the end of the last century, was known for his (illegal) graffiti, including a series of “artistic bicycles” sprayed on Eindhoven’s walls.

• Centrum - After the impressive Berenkuil, cycle through the center to admire numerous murals and graffiti works, sometimes with your bike in hand. Explore back streets and tunnels often overlooked. In the chic “de Bergen” neighborhood, discover the city’s newest street art hotel, featuring graffiti and street art both inside and out. A must-see!

In the center, take a short break to enjoy a to-go snack and drink of your choice.

• Kleine Bleekstraat - This striking image incorporates a chair and was created by artist Fish, a professional since 2008.
• Dommeltunnel - “Silly Walk” pays homage to Monty Python, arguably the greatest comedy group of all time.
• Fuutlaan - While there isn’t a specific work to highlight, Fuutlaan is intriguing for both novice and experienced artists.
• Jan van der Bildtstraat - This mural features a portrait of George Stephenson (1787-1848) and his steam train, The Rocket, the first working and practically applicable steam train.
• Strijps Bultje - “Op handen gedragen,” meaning “Carried on hands,” features meter-high graffiti works that create the illusion of the Strijps Bultje being literally adored. “Those hands belong to people from the neighborhood.”

• Clear route provided, no need to search
• 17 km tour through Eindhoven
• Access to ‘tourke’ web app with info, navigation, and photos
• Content in Dutch, auto-translated into 8 languages
• Expert-designed info in text, image, and video per stop

• Rental-bike
• Guide (you follow the route on our web app)

Cycle with anyone at your preferred time along Eindhoven’s most stunning street art. The city boasts numerous fascinating spots showcasing beautiful graffiti, murals, and other artworks. Please be aware that this self-guided tour is dynamic; the artworks and route may change as new pieces are added or removed.

We provide a custom web app that enables you to embark on a 17-kilometer tour at your own pace. The app offers the route and background information on 40 different artworks throughout the city. In addition to street art, you’ll discover the trendiest and most intriguing areas of the city.

You can begin the tour anytime between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM for a minimum duration of 3.5 hours. After booking, a link and password for the web app will be sent to you via the message center of the platform you used to make the reservation.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.