Krog Street Tunnel

Tourist attraction · Atlanta

Krog Street Tunnel

Tourist attraction · Atlanta

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1 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

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Urban tunnel showcasing constantly changing street art & murals  

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1 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 Get directions

discoveratlanta.com
@krogstreeet

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1 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 Get directions

+1 404 492 0847
discoveratlanta.com
@krogstreeet

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wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Aug 11, 2025

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On the Grid : Krog Street Tunnel

"Don’t let the sketchy dark tunnel that connects the Inman Park and Cabbagetown neighborhoods scare you. Krog Tunnel is a giant urban canvas that serves as mural space, gig poster, community message board and photo shoot backdrop. Social protest and artistic expression intermingle in a true Illustration of visual communication." - Brand Bird

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On the Grid : Krog Street Tunnel

"The Krog Tunnel, the premiere dank graffiti pit in Atlanta. Located under the CSX railyard, the tunnel serves as one of the primary entries/exits to Cabbagetown. When the tunnel isn’t full of idling cars in rush-hour traffic, it’s a photo shoot destination, a hip-hop music video staple, and the latest extension of Atlanta’s Beltline project. Tip: Scream while you’re segwaying through the tunnel." - 3 Owl Media

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"Most urban tunnels and viaducts have their fair share of graffiti, but Atlanta’s Krog Street Tunnel stands apart from the rest—there’s barely an inch of unpainted space in it. The short underpass was built in 1912. It connects the Atlanta neighborhoods of Cabbagetown and Inman Park, attracting residents from both sides who are looking for a place to make their mark with street art. The graffiti tradition in the tunnel dates back to the 1960s, and continues to this day. From small tags to huge murals to underground festival flyers, the concrete walls and pillars are a chaotic kaleidoscope of overlapping and ever-shifting images, words, and ideas. The messages are a mix of political commentary, philosophical musings, and everything in between. People have even spray-painted marriage proposals on the walls. The art changes on a regular basis, as artists cover up old work and build on top of existing art. Locals are protective of the tunnel, which serves as both art canvas and community message board." - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Lie Maya

Google
It amazing..their creativity and our background photography..🙌🏼. When i got there ..its clean street..good weather..and beautiful picture on open space..not museum🫶🏽

Ansley Durden

Google
The graffiti is nice. It is dark though, with lots of runners and some homeless shopping carts. The murals on either side as you exit the tunnel are beautiful.

Daniel Lee

Google
It's actually clean and safe to take pictures. If you walk to the end of the tunnel it opens in to a suburban neighborhood with many interesting houses for photos.

Nitti Subramaniam

Google
Atlanta’s creative street art scene is a must if you are ever there. A truly immersive walking art experience.

陳愛玉

Google
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!

Rachael Lancieri

Google
Unique place to see local art or graffiti. Things are always changing, so make sure you check it out often!

Elysha Briggs

Google
Love graffiti art!! These are some very talented artists! Recommend walking around this entire area if you are visiting Atlanta!

Roxanne Ferber

Google
Just a really cool experience. Walk through to the end to walk along a wall of murals that are so impressive.