Description: London Road is one of Brighton's main axis. From there, it will be very simple for you to get to smaller artzy streets introduced in this tour. If you look around, you will find some remarkable art works, and very often, they're covering entire buildings, so they won't be difficult for you to spot. For example, the Hobgoblin Pub exposes one of the city's biggest artistic production, which will leave you wordless.

Description: The Prince Albert is a regular British pub, but what makes it unique, is the giant tribute to fallen musicians on its facade. You can also find a replica of Banksy's "Kissing Policemen", which is more discreet than the surrounding mural. If you're feeling like it, you can also stop by and grab a beer or two, the atmosphere is warm and everyone is welcome there.

Description: Never judge a street by its size ! Trafalgar Lane may be a really small alley, but it's full of surprises. Snub (a well known graffiti artist based in Brighton) must really love this place, because the street already counts three art works of the artist. Moreover, most of the walls are covered with graffitis from other spray painters, which is why you don't want to miss it !

Description: Kensington Street looks like one of these places where there's nothing interesting to do. Well, this street actually exposes a few of Brighton's biggest murals. Hip-hop fans will be happy to find a huge painting of Run DMC and dog lovers amazed by an impressive dog mural. There are also plenty more graffitis that are worth the visit !

Description: Orange Row, this small alley leading to North Road, is a place of exhibition for graffiti and paste-up artists, who directly paint on the walls of the surrounding houses. The colours give life to this monotone alley and lightens the atmosphere.

Description: If you're willing to see larger pieces of art than graffitis, this next stop is for you ! Some facades of Regent Street are completely wrapped in giant murals from various artists. Although their creators are not always well known in the city, their work is considerable and are worth the picture.