In short
- "Art on the Atlanta BeltLine" adds sculptures and murals along the 3.6-mile path.
- The Krog Street Tunnel features constantly changing graffiti.
- Guided art walking tours start at $45 and run for 2.5 hours.
In this article
The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail hosts "Art on the Atlanta BeltLine," an evolving outdoor gallery. The 14-foot-wide path connects neighborhoods from Piedmont Park to Reynoldstown. Visitors walk the trail to see murals, sculptures, and graffiti.
What is "Art on the Atlanta BeltLine"?
It is an organized program featuring extensive murals, sculptures, and street art along the trail.
The installations stretch along the 3.6-mile Eastside Trail. The artwork changes frequently. You will see large-scale painted murals on bridge overpasses and free-standing sculptures placed in the green space beside the paved path.
Where is the Krog Street Tunnel?
The Krog Street Tunnel is located in the Inman Park and Krog Street area.
This iconic tunnel is entirely covered in graffiti. The artwork inside changes constantly as locals paint over old pieces. It offers a unique photo opportunity, but visitors need to watch for passing cars.
How can I take a BeltLine street art tour?
You can book a guided walking tour focused on art and culture.
Tours run between 2 and 3.5 hours. A dedicated street art tour costs $45 and includes a happy hour drink and art supplies. Some food tours, starting around $95, also feature interactive street art experiences.
Are there rules for viewing art on the trail?
Yes, you must keep the path clear for other users.
Do not block the 14-foot-wide trail when you stop to look at murals or take photos. Keep to the right side of the path. Always yield to pedestrians and listen for cyclists ringing bells.
What else is near the art installations?
The art sits near major landmarks like Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market.
Many visitors combine mural viewing with a stop at a food hall. The trail also passes green spaces like the Historic Fourth Ward Park and the Old Fourth Ward Skatepark.
How do you get to the art spots?
Walking is the main way to see the trail's art stops.
You can access the trail easily on foot from Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, and Midtown. If you ride an e-bike or scooter, park it in a designated zone off the trail before walking up to the murals.
Questions travellers ask
Do I have to pay to see the street art?
No. The trail itself is free to the public, and you can view the murals and sculptures at no cost.
Can I take photos of the graffiti in Krog Street Tunnel?
Yes, it is a popular spot for photos. Just stay alert for passing cars inside the tunnel.
What time of year is best for an art tour?
The trail is open year-round. March to May and September to November offer the best weather for walking tours.
