GRAFFITI AND STREET ART WORKSHOPS IN DUBROVNIK

Our graffiti workshops in Dubrovnik can be tailored to various locations depending on your group's needs and the nature of the event. For private events requiring a dedicated space, we often utilise venues in areas just outside the immediate historic centre, offering easier access and more room for creative expression. Districts like Gruž, with its port activity, or Lapad, known for its hotels and beaches, provide a good balance of accessibility and space.

For groups based further afield, perhaps staying in areas such as Cavtat or Mlini, we can discuss suitable arrangements for workshop locations that minimise travel time. Our aim is to find a convenient and inspiring spot that allows your group to focus entirely on the art.

A graffiti workshop in Dubrovnik offers a dynamic addition to various group itineraries. For corporate teams, it serves as an excellent team-building exercise, fostering collaboration and creative problem-solving away from the usual office environment. Schools can integrate it into art or cultural studies programmes, providing a hands-on experience of contemporary art forms. Families and friend groups will find it a fun and unique way to create lasting memories together, producing a shared artwork.

After your creative session, Dubrovnik offers a wealth of options for further activities. Many groups choose to explore the Old Town, walk the city walls, or take a cable car up Mount Srđ for panoramic views. For refreshments, there are numerous restaurants and cafes in the Old Town or along the Lapad promenade, offering local Dalmatian cuisine or international dishes, perfect for debriefing and enjoying the city's atmosphere.

• Duration: Usually 2 hours of pure creative flow, but we can flex from 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your schedule. ⏳
• Group sizes: Whether it's a solo session, a small family, or a massive corporate group of 100+, we've got you covered.
• What's included: All spray cans, high-quality nozzles (caps), protective clothing, masks, gloves, and expert tuition. 🧤
• Safety first: We use low-odour paints where possible and always work in well-ventilated spaces with full safety gear provided for every participant.
• Rain or shine: We have backup indoor locations or covered areas, so the Dubrovnik weather won't stop your creativity!

Dubrovnik is well connected for visitors arriving by various means. The city does not have a main railway station, as it is not served by a rail network. Most visitors arrive by air or road. Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is the primary international gateway, located approximately 20 kilometres south of the city. From the airport, regular shuttle buses and taxis provide convenient transfers into the city centre or to specific hotel areas.

If travelling by car, Dubrovnik is accessible via the D8 coastal road. Parking within the old city walls is extremely limited and often restricted, so we advise groups to utilise paid parking facilities located just outside the pedestrianised zones, or to consider public transport. The city's local bus network, Libertas Dubrovnik, serves all main districts, offering an efficient way to navigate the city. Coaches also have designated drop-off and pick-up points, typically near the Pile Gate or Ploče Gate.