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BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Urbex Gornja Presjenica – Abandoned Hotel Igman – Lost Place Graffiti

The Hotel Igman is a lost place building complex located on Mount Igman near Sarajevo. It was designed by architect and painter Ahmed Džuvić for the 1984 Winter Olympics in late-modern Yugoslav architecture with strong Brutalist elements and influences from Scandinavian and traditional Dinaric architecture. During the Bosnian War, the hotel was heavily damaged and subsequently abandoned. Today, the ruins have become a significant lost place and a spray destination for graffiti writers.

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SPAIN: Streetart Tenerife – San Cristóbal de La Laguna – Calle Malpei Urban Art Festival

San Cristóbal de La Laguna, or just La Laguna, has a population of around 155.000 and has a large student population and young culture due to its large university. But also ancient culture, the old town is a registered UNESCO World Heritage. A visit is also worthwhile at the beautiful church Nuestra Señora de la Concepción, the historic Casa Salazar, the Teatro Leal or a mountain excursion to the nearby Mirador Pico del Inglés. As well as beautiful volcanic sand by the water, this place also has of course great urban art. Especially during the streetart festival CALLE MALPEI organized by local artist FEOFLIP in 2017, 2018 and 2020 several large scale murals got greated throughout the city.

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GERMANY: Streetart Berlin – Kreuzberg – Club Gretchen Art Wall – Gretl Wand – Artist Gallery

The CLUB GRETCHEN is a fantastic discotheque with regular music highlights, DJ events and cool parties. There is a wall on the building, on which colorful works of art are getting created time by time since March 2021. The place and the art sessions  are curated and organized by the collective GRETL WAND, which is also the name of the art wall. These are two former windows, that have now been transformed into poster-like exhibition spaces; at various intervals, two new works are displayed here in a duo collaboration, mostly by female artists.

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BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Streetart Sarajevo – Mojmilo Roundabout Wall – Graffiti Hall of Fame

In the Nedžarići neighborhood in the southwestern part of Sarajevo, there is a large roundabout with a fantastic graffiti hall featuring a colorful collection of high-quality pieces. It’s called the MOJMILO ROUNDABOUT HALL OF FAME. The talented artists gather here frequently; new works and concept walls are constantly being created, and jams are also held. These walls are also used time by time in the graffiti sessions of the FASADA FESTIVAL or the GARBAGE ON TOUR when Croatian artist colleagues are visiting town.

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BULGARIA: Streetart Sofia – Iztok – Aleksandar Zhendov Underpass Graffiti Hall

In the Iztok neighborhood of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, an underpass runs beneath Tsarigradsko Shose Boulevard. The entrances and exits are right next to the Aleksandar Zhendov bus stop. And this tunnel under the main road is a veritable urban art gallery with numerous works on its walls. New projects and jams take place there regularly, resulting in official works, and in between writers are also constantly spraying and creating new graffiti. In particular, the awesome local duo ARSEK & ERASE time by time paint fantastic pieces there.

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CYPRUS: Streetart Prodromi – Under Water Mural and mediterranean Urban Art

Prodromi is a small village in the Paphos District of western Cyprus, located close to Polis Chrysochous and the Akamas Peninsula. The village lies in a hilly area surrounded by olive trees, vineyards and other Mediterranean vegetation. Prodromi has a population of only a few hundred inhabitants and is known for its quiet, rural character. Compared to its small size you can find a lot of urban artworks there, even bigger murals and a long under water concept wall.

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POLAND: Streetart Katowice – Urban Art in the Capital of the Silesian Voivodeship

With a population of approximately 320.000, Katowice is the capital of the Silesian Voivodeship and the center of the Upper Silesian metropolitan region. Among its most famous landmarks are the striking Spodek arena, the Silesian Museum, the International Congress Center, and the former mining site that is now a cultural zone. The streets feature numerous large-scale murals depicting the city’s history, famous figures, and local culture. In addition, there is, of course, plenty of graffiti and a wide variety of urban art works.

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GERMANY: Urban Art Raunheim – Mainuferweg – Hafen Jam – Annual Graffiti Festival – 2026 Edition

Once again the fabulous TEAM ANITGRAU has put together the legendary HAFEN JAM, this year in 2026 from 19th to 21st June. Numerous magnificent works were created, especially many great scenic concept walls. On the quay wall, there emerged a super nice collaboration with a Maya Jungle Concept, and afterward, an entire army of artists created a fantastic concept spanning a mile-long stretch based on the kult game, meanwhile also TV series, but awesome „Fallout“. An apocalyptic world, based on the game featuring its specific characters. Simply amazing and a feast for the eyes!

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BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Streetart Sarajevo – Bačići Train Tunnel – Graffiti Hall of Fame

At the roundabout on Safeta Zajke between the western districts of Bačići and Buća Potok, a ramp leads to the M5 highway. Immediately after this roundabout, the road crosses over the railroad tracks, and in the tunnel underneath, you’ll find quite a lot of graffiti. It’s a Hall of Fame and a spray painting hotspot. Since only few trains pass through here, you can often spend a long time creating pieces. The tunnel is filled with lots of throw ups and bombings, but also well-executed pieces, ranging from small to ceiling-high.

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ICELAND: Streetart Reykjavík – Urban Art Collection from the Capital

Reykjavík is the capital of Iceland, located on the southwest coast, and with around 140.000 inhabitants, it is the largest city in the country. Among the most famous sights are the striking Hallgrímskirkja church, the Harpa concert hall, and the waterfront promenade with its futuristic sculpture „Sólfar“, in English „Sun Voyager“. On this page you can find interesting murals and streetart from the Iceland capital.

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