“…If we consider Urban Art as a relevant cultural and artistic asset in our assessment of the city’s public spaces, we will be able to understand that its tourism potential is inscribed within the context of what is labelled as urban ‘cultural tourism’. Presently, cultural tourism is an essential element of international tourism consumption (Csapó, 2012; Du Cros and Mckercher, 2002; Richards, 2018; Robinson and Smith, 2005; Smith, 2003; Wickens, 2017). This type of tourism encompasses broad notions of culture that go beyond the concept of ‘cultural places’ to include experiences, creative practices and exposure to local ways of living (Csapó, 2012; Du Cros and Mckercher, 2002; Koster and Randall, 2006; Poon, 2016; Richards, 2011, 2018; Smith, 2003).…”