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Barcelona is known for its relaxed laws on street art, which allows for an expansive and varied display, especially in the El Raval district.

Parisian street art, found in Belleville and Montmartre, mixes the bohemian with contemporary as a permanent fixture of the city's culture.

Mexico City boasts an incredible array of murals, with a rich history in muralism and a new generation of street artists.

Amsterdam's street art is often centered around social messages, with sites like NDSM Wharf providing a legal playground for artists.

Johannesburg's street art scene offers a powerful commentary on its apartheid past and current social issues, with the Maboneng Precinct as a focal point.

LA's street art scene is an eclectic mix of large-scale murals, with areas like the Arts District and Venice being art hubs.

Tokyo's street art scene is unique and understated, with districts like Shibuya and Harajuku showcasing exceptional, yet less conspicuous, street art.

Melbourne is celebrated for its laneways filled with colorful and dynamic street art, particularly renowned for stenciling.

Buenos Aires street art scene is legally embraced, featuring colorful murals that reflect its history and culture, particularly in Palermo.

Berlin's street art is a visual testimony to its turbulent history and vibrant culture, with the East Side Gallery as a famous landmark.

London's street art represents a mix of iconic works by artists like Banksy and a canvas for new talent in places like Shoreditch.

NYC's street art scene has historic roots in the 70s graffiti movement, with areas like Bushwick Collective showcasing contemporary works.

Istanbul's history and modernity are reflected in its street art, with districts like Kadıköy and Beyoglu offering a vibrant showcase.

Cape Town's street art scene is thriving, with areas like Woodstock and the East City serving as canvases for both local and international artists.

Bogotá's street art embodies the social struggle and cultural heritage, with massive murals painted by local and international artists.

Mumbai's street art reflects its cultural diversity, with Bollywood-inspired themes and social messages, especially in the Bandra West neighborhood.

Lisbon's hilly streets offer a canvas for vibrant street art, with initiatives like the Galeria de Arte Urbana supporting the art form.

Stockholm's street art scene is growing, with the Snösätra Graffiti Wall of Fame as a notable location for legal graffiti.

São Paulo's street art scene, especially in Vila Madalena, is known for vibrant murals, and the city hosts a lenient attitude towards graffiti.