Banksy: The Street Art and Culture Tour of Bethlehem

Discover Bethlehem through the eyes of its artists and residents. The Tour weaves together street art, history, and human stories to reveal how creativity thrives amid division. Explore Banksy’s provocative works, meet locals in Aida Refugee Camp, and see how the city’s walls have become powerful symbols of resilience and hope. Banksy’s Street Art Begin your journey with a guided walk to some of Banksy’s most famous graffiti pieces. Learn how his art captures the city’s complex realities — humor, struggle, and hope — and why these murals have become global icons of resistance. Aida Refugee Camp Visit Aida Camp, one of Bethlehem’s oldest refugee camps, where art and community life intersect. You’ll meet residents, visit local initiatives, and see murals and educational projects that tell stories of displacement and perseverance. This is an eye-opening opportunity to connect with the people behind the headlines. The Separation Wall Experience the dramatic landscape of the Separation Wall, now covered in colorful graffiti and international street art. Hear how local and visiting artists have turned this concrete barrier into a living art gallery and a voice for justice. Banksy Art & Graffiti Shop Stop by a locally run art shop inspired by Banksy’s work and the region’s vibrant street art culture. Browse murals, prints, and handmade souvenirs — supporting local artists and community projects. The Walled Off Hotel – Guided Visit Step inside Banksy’s Walled Off Hotel, where art, humor, and political commentary meet. Explore the art gallery, museum, and installations that capture the ongoing story of Bethlehem’s walls — all while sipping coffee in one of the world’s most talked-about hotels. Church of the Nativity End your tour at Bethlehem’s spiritual heart — the Church of the Nativity. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it connects the ancient and modern stories of the city, from sacred traditions to today’s ongoing search for peace. Spray The Wall We have the opportunity for tourists to spray the wall