4 min readNew DelhiSep 9, 2026 08:00 PM IST
Art doesn’t always need a gallery, a frame or a ticket. Across India, ordinary walls, heritage buildings and neighbourhood lanes have become canvases for artists, transforming everyday spaces into colourful open-air galleries. From large-scale murals exploring identity and social issues to quirky graffiti tucked away in narrow lanes, street art offers a different way to experience a city.
If you’re someone who likes discovering a destination on foot, these five places should be on your street-art trail.
1. Lodhi Art District, Delhi
Lodhi art district (Photo: Wikipedia)
If there is one place that put India’s street-art movement firmly on the map, it is Lodhi Art District. What was once a quiet residential neighbourhood is now an open-air gallery covered with large-scale murals.