28 East Terrace · Adelaide
drip-style murals hidden down the East End laneways
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Duration: 1h 30m
Experience available in English Dive into the colorful world of Jimmy C on the only walking tour that celebrates his iconic drip-style street art! Wander through Adelaide's vibrant streets, from the East End to Chinatown, and uncover how this local legend's Adelaide roots and global collaborations paint the city with his unique vision. Plus, get the scoop on Adelaide's street art culture, making every corner you turn an exciting discovery. Perfect for small groups and selfie enthusiasts, this tour is your gateway to an alternative Adelaide. Get your tickets for Jimmy C Street Art Walking Tour!
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What's included?
Itinerary
Rundle Street East Rundle Mall Chinatown
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When is Jimmy C Street Art Walking Tour?
Most days, to Wed 9 Dec. There are 40 dates to pick from, listed above.
Where is it?
28 East Terrace, Adelaide, SA.
How much are tickets?
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