The Graffiti Tunnel in London: photos, reviews

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Beneath the bustling streets near Waterloo Station lies The Graffiti Tunnel, a vibrant haven for street art enthusiasts. With a sky-high Google rating of 4.7, this dynamic space is a treasure trove of color and creativity. The tunnel's walls serve as an ever-changing canvas where artists, both novice and renowned, experiment and express their talents for all to see. Visitors can stroll through to discover a diverse array of art styles, and there's always a chance to witness artists in action. The tunnel is child-friendly and entirely wheelchair accessible, making it an inclusive experience for all. Just a brief, four-minute walk from nearby accommodations, this hidden gem is easily accessible and a must-visit for anyone keen to delve into London's underground art scene.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Waterloo East

Train station 541 m walk

St Thomas' Hospital / A&E Department (Stop C)

Bus stop 280 m walk

St Thomas' Hospital / County Hall (Stop D)

Bus stop 302 m walk

Baylis Road / Lambeth North Station (Stop P)

Bus stop 352 m walk

County Hall (Stop F)

Bus stop 93 m walk

Waterloo Station / Waterloo Road (Stop D)

Bus stop 364 m walk

4.7

based on 4,818 reviews

Google

4.7/5 4,818 reviews

Jamie E

Fairly interesting experience to go see a creative element of London. You can even grab a slight over priced drink there too.

Shlomo Ben Dror

30/8/2025 T G T לונדון בריטניה,מומלץ לעבור ולהתרשם,בחלקנו נפל לראות פיזית את האמנים בפעולה,וואו,תודה.

Myrianna Consulting

A ne pas rater, des talents cachés a voir

The Graffiti Tunnel in London

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