Atlanta: Cabbagetown & Beltline Street Art Walking Tour

Atlanta Cabbagetown & Beltline Street Art Walking Tour

Explore Atlanta's most creative neighbourhoods on this 2.5-hour guided walking tour through Cabbagetown and the Beltline. Your local guide will take you through streets lined with colourful murals and graffiti, sharing the stories behind the art and the transformation of these historic areas. From former mill buildings turned canvases to the legendary Krog Street Tunnel, you'll discover how Atlanta's artists have shaped the city's cultural landscape.

The tour includes a hands-on art activity where you can create your own street art piece to take home, plus a drink and souvenir postcard. Your participation also supports the local Cabbagetown Neighbourhood Improvement Association, contributing directly to the community that keeps this creative scene thriving.

What is Included

• 2.5-hour guided walking tour through Cabbagetown and the Beltline
• Local history and street art stories from an experienced guide
• Visit to the Krog Street Tunnel
• Hands-on art activity with materials provided
• One complimentary drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic)
• Souvenir postcard
• Donation to Cabbagetown Neighbourhood Improvement Association
• Photography assistance at key art locations

Good to Know

The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours and involves walking on varied terrain, so wear comfortable walking shoes. The route is not wheelchair accessible. All ages are welcome, though minors must be supervised by an adult. Bring valid ID if you plan to have an alcoholic beverage during the art activity.

Arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before your scheduled start time. The small group format ensures a personalised experience with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with your guide. While tipping is not required, it's recommended if you enjoy the experience.

If you're keen to explore more of Atlanta's cultural offerings, consider booking the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park tour to delve deeper into the city's civil rights history, or discover Atlanta's food scene with a local food and cocktail tour.