The highlight of our trip to Lisbon. Even though the street art is not really up our alley, not age- and generation-wise neither our main interests-wise, our long Libson tour with Igor was truly awesome. First, you get immersed into this unique culture bordering between self-expression, urban art originating in the urban life, half-legal activities, adrenalin rush, and artistic output. You start realizing the difference between the barbaric "hood-style" tagging and pure art forms with many a message, more often than not hidden from the uninitiated. Thanks to Street Buddha tour, we got to know (and to decypher) what the urban art is all about, we got to see both the illustrious names, such as the French street artist Gregos (bas-relief masks you can see in dozens and dozens of world cities), Mr P, celebrated by his ubiquitous images of Charles de Gaulle and many other artists from all over the world. We got to cover many Lisbon neighborhoods, where the street art blends in and reflects on the nature of the specific "quartier", be it images associated with Portuguese fado music in Mouraria or the touching ethereal portraits of the senior residents, some of them are probably gone by now, by the British street artist and photographer Camilla Watson, or be it bolder environmental and political street art in Bairro Alto, or be it unparalleled permanent art exhibiton in the parking garage Estacionamento do Chão do Loureiro, between Mouraria and Alfama, or be it the entire city wall panels along Calçada da Glória, reserved by Lisbon municipality for street art. The excitement and liveliness of the tour is helped by the fact that Igor is not just your guide, but first and foremost an avid street artist himself, but no spoiler alert is needed; we will leave some details to be revealed at the end of your tour. Igor's easy presentation, amiability and deep knowledge of the subject are more than enough to recommend his tours very highly.