Madrid's murals live in two neighbourhoods with very different characters — Lavapiés' raw, political walls and Malasaña's tighter, gallery-adjacent scene.
Tabacalera to Plaza de Lavapiés — six stops through the neighbourhood's rolling-shutter galleries and its best-known trash-assemblage mural.
Fuencarral and Calle de la Palma — five stops of ink linework and geometric intervention through Madrid's original hipster grid.
Every stop is geofenced and AR-indexed by hand before it ships. More Madrid routes — Tetuán, Villaverde — are in the content pipeline. See the delivery roadmap →