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It doesn’t take much time wondering the streets of Atlanta to know that street art and murals make a mark on the city. The Krog Street tunnel is the epicenter of street art in Atlanta. This Atlanta landmark is always changing. It is filled with murals, event listings, celebrations, political messages and much more.
When you visit, you may notice other tourists taking photo’s or even a professional photoshoot occurring.
You may also see bikers, walkers and joggers crossing into the tunnel as part of their exercise on the Eastside Trail along the Atlanta Beltline.
From a safety perspective, lights were added to the interior of the tunnel. The tunnel is still dimly lit even during daylight hours. There are walking paths on either sides of the street that are separate from the Krog Street that runs through the middle of the tunnel.
Where is the Krog Street Tunnel?
The tunnel joins Inman Park with Reynoldstown. The rail lines seperate these Atlanta neighborhoods.
The tunnel is located at the intersection of Krog Street and Dekalb St and the tunnel extend to the intersection of Krog Street and Wylie Street.
The tunnel is underneath the Green and Blue Marta lines that run east/west through Atlanta.
How To Get There
If you are taking MARTA, you can either get off at King Memorial stop and walk east on Decatur Street or get off at Inman Park/Reynoldstown and walk west on DeKalb Street until you reach the Krog Street intersection.
If you are driving, you can drive through the tunnel. You may not get a fully appreciation for all the artwork if you drive through.
If you choose to park, there are plenty of on street parking available in either Inman Park or Reynoldstown.
There is also a paid parking deck near the Krog Street Market at 44 Krog St NE, Inman Park Atlanta, GA 30307. It is a short walk from there.