
One of my favorite free things to do in London is to check out the Brick Lane street art.
I love going to Brick Lane (except on Saturdays, hmm hmm), since one of my ultimate favorites cafes in East London is located there.
If you’ve been here before, you might have seen me talk about Kahaila Brick Lane, which is one of the only coffee shops that serve an amazing multicolor layer cake.
And I love my rainbow cakes.
Kahaila is also one of the best cafes to work in Brick Lane, should you want to come during a weekday.
In any case, if you’re looking for cool things to do in Brick Lane, there are plenty of cute streets filled with sculptures and graffiti!
Brick Lane Street Art: A Magical Self Walking Tour in London

Where is Brick Lane located?
Brick Lane is a long street in East London located between Whitechapel, Shoreditch and Bethnal Green Road.
It’s one of the best places to see street art in London as you can find fun, colorful and controversial street art pieces all in one spot.
What are the best streets for street art in Brick Lane London?
Brick Lane is already a street filled with art pieces.
In all the adjacent streets, you’ll find more street art by Banksy as well as other artists.
These streets include:
- Fashion St
- Quaker St
- Buxton St
- Chicksand St
- Hanbury St
and many more!
With the images you’ll see, I have walked on Brick Lane from the Whitechapel side, walking towards Bethnal Green Road.
Hopefully, that will help you situate yourself better!
How do you access Brick Lane?
The easiest way to find Brick Lane is to come from Shoreditch High Street station. It’s the closest and fastest way to get there.
24 Images of the Incredible Brick Lane Street Art in London


Best Brick Lane Street Art London: Broccoli Lane





Best Brick Lane Street Art: Buxton St





Best Street Art in Brick Lane











Brick Lane Street Art: A Magical Self Walking Tour in London

Here you have some of the best Brick Lane street art – hopefully, you get the chance to see all the art pieces drawn, painted and sculpted on the walls!
There are plenty of amazing markets in Shoreditch that you can pass by while you’re looking for street art.
But two of my ultimate favorite things to do in Brick Lane are as follows:
- getting a hot chocolate at Dark Sugars
- and getting an authentic bagel at Beigel Shop
