Marvila is an out of the way neighbourhood to the east of Lisbon. It’s off the beaten track. But yet, for lovers of street art, it hosts one of the greatest collections of murals in the city.

Overlooking one another the murals can be seen from all over. Turn one corner and you’ll come across another giant piece of work. If there’s a benefit from the art it’s that the area is certainly more interesting to look at. It helps that the art is high quality. It probably won’t in itself be the panacea for Marvila’s future socio-economic growth but environment matters.

The murals of Marvila are worth the effort to get to. A residential neighbourhood perched on a Lisbon hill with parched earth all around and not much shelter. You’ll need to bring sunscreen, good walking shoes, a hat and some water. It’s not something you’ll regret though, this is a great place to see street art.

There is huge one by my favourite artist Eduardo Kobra..
Art lovers must see place in Lisbon , Portugal.

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