Name: Johannesburg: Braamfontein Street Art Walking Tour
Start: 2025-10-18T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-10-18T12:00:00+02:00
Location: Juta St, Johannesburg, 2001, South Africa

Johannesburg: Braamfontein Street Art Walking Tour

Explore the vibrant street art of Braamfontein on a guided walking tour. See the works of local artists, visit Liberty's Indwe Park, and learn about the history of the area.
Begin your walking tour of Braamfontein in front of Kitchener’s in De Beer Street.
Explore the vibrant, trendy neighborhood, once a hub of commercial activity during the gold rush era of 1886. Today, it is a bustling urban center that is home to a diverse range of people, including university students, artists, professionals, and entrepreneurs.
Discover one of the best examples of inner-city regeneration as you explore the street art that adds color and vibrancy to the neighborhood.
Admire the phenomenal home-grown talents of Hannelie Coetzee and Faith47. Braamfontein’s street art isn’t just visually stunning—it’s emotionally resonant. It combines historical narrative, cultural pride, artistic innovation, and community storytelling.
Every piece tells a tale, whether of resistance, heritage, or personal exploration.
The synergy of massive installations with intimate alleyway gems creates a mosaic of stories that make the place feel alive, inclusive, and endlessly inspiring.
Indwe Park in Braamfontein is a small yet vibrant urban green space that blends nature, art, and community spirit. Surrounded by the energy of the city, it provides a calm spot to pause, reflect, or enjoy outdoor gatherings. Sculptures, murals, and public art add character, making it more than just a park—it’s part of Braamfontein’s creative landscape.
With shady trees, open lawns, and a welcoming atmosphere, Indwe Park is a refreshing pocket of beauty and culture in the heart of Johannesburg.
We meet in front of Kitcheners bar / restaurant at 71 Juta street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg. The tour takes 2hours to complete and the walk is 3km at a leisurely pace. We end in front of Kitchener's again.
21 September at 10:00