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The Krog street tunnel is filled with alot of expressive art, just be careful and use street smarts when walking through, there are homeless people that sleep in and near this area
This place was really cool... it reminds me of Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas because you can add your own tags/artwork. We visited Georgia for my daughter’s graduation and were traveling with friends. On departure day, we went our separate ways because we had separate flights, so we thought it was hilarious when we ran into each other in the tunnel. See 1st video 🤣. Definitely worth going to see, especially if you're looking for something to do for free.
While the area seems a little scary, it is actually not so bad. Lots of great graffiti and it looks like they allow people to come in with paint and leave their own. The street of storage containers that are covered in graffiti are also really cool to see.
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Such a cool spot! I'd seen photos all over social media of this iconic Atlanta tunnel, but experiencing it in person was even better. From what I heard from friends, this tunnel has been a canvas for local artists for decades, connecting the Cabbagetown and Inman Park neighborhoods. The experience was incredible - as you walk through the tunnel, you're surrounded by layers upon layers of street art. Every surface is covered with vibrant pieces, from small tags to massive murals. I got lucky during my visit and actually saw an artist working on a new piece, which was fascinating to watch! The best part? The art doesn't stop at the tunnel. Following the path south (thanks to a local friend's tip), I discovered that the street art continues in both directions. Whether you turn right or left, the walls are filled with all kinds of amazing artwork. The subjects range from abstract designs to portraits, political messages to playful characters. Pro tip I picked up from other visitors: it's best to visit during daytime for better photos and to fully appreciate the details in the artwork. I've heard the art changes frequently, so each visit offers something new to discover. This is definitely one of those authentic Atlanta experiences that shows why this city has such a reputation for incredible street art. Can't wait to go back and see what new pieces have appeared!
Stopped here on a Saturday afternoon after grabbing a burger at Fred's Meat & Bread across the street . The constantly changing graffiti is wild—saw a few artists actively working on new pieces near the Wylie Street end . Free parking on the side streets worked out fine. Only downside is the tunnel smells a bit like urine and there was some trash around . Cool for photos but don't make a special trip across town.