10 Atlanta Street Art Tours Worth Booking

1.2-Hour Food, History and Street Art Tour of Ponce City Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 159 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $95Our pick

Meet your guide at Ponce City Market for five generous tastings, local craft beer, and stories about the former Sears building. Guides such as David and Janice lead a small group through the market, then take you onto the Beltline Eastside Trail for street art and fresh air.

“We loved our tour of Ponce Market, the history of the surrounding area, and the beltline. David was a wonderful host, and we truly enjoyed his insight, knowledge, and love of the market. I felt like I had a new friend at the end of two hours. Also, we appreciated the tour operated with a small group. I have visited Atlanta a lot but this market was new to me and David noted tons of cool artifacts. The market was vibrant, young, and beautiful. David was a gracious host and made sure to check on preferences prior to the tour. He made a modification of a spicy item. These modifications…”

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2.BYOB Spray Paint and Sip Workshop in Atlanta

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 80 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $45

At Studio W.I.P. in Atlanta, you’ll learn basic aerosol, stencil, and graffiti techniques from instructors including Nick and Carla. Bring your own drink, create on a communal wall, and choose a mini-canvas to take home after 90 minutes of relaxed, hands-on art making.

“This was a fun activity. It is not really a class but more 90 min of independent play time with spray cans and stencils. The instructor provided short intro to how to use spray cans and stencils and then you got to create your canvas.”

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3.Beltline Food, Street Art, and History Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 47 reviews · 3 hours · from $99

Walk from Inman Park to Krog Street Market with guides such as Michael, Janice, or Harvey, stopping at six locally owned restaurants for Southern classics, modern Atlanta dishes, sweets, and a craft cocktail. Expect about two miles of easy walking, murals, neighborhood history, and a full lunch.

“Janice was a wonderful guide - hugely knowledgeable about the area we walked through and good fun. A fascinating tour - plenty of interesting bits to see and experience. The food was totally unexpected but really good. A surprisingly different tour but definitely worth it.”

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4.Atlanta Street Art and BeltLine Tour with Happy Hour and Activity

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 28 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $45

Walk through Cabbagetown and along Atlanta’s Eastside BeltLine with guides such as Arielle, Glenn, Jay, and Leigh. See changing murals, study graffiti at Krog Street Tunnel, make your own art, enjoy a drink, and take home a photo postcard.

“See an unexpected part of Atlanta. Learn details of street art. Glenn our Guide was very knowledgeable”

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5.BYOB Spray Paint and Sip

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 26 reviews · 1h 30m · from $45

At Studio W.I.P. by Native 312 Events, you’ll spend 90 minutes learning spray-paint techniques, using stencils, and creating a graffiti canvas to take home. Bring your own drinks if you’re 21 or older. English instruction, indoor access, and wheelchair accessibility make this an easy creative outing.

“Very chill vibe and fun, had a Great Instructor”

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6.Atlanta Walking Mural Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · from $25Best value

Spend 2.5 hours walking Atlanta’s Pittsburgh neighborhood with Claudia Hart, viewing murals by Niki Zarrabi, Trap Art God, Matt Letrs, Rory Hawkins, and others. Expect small-group access, honest discussion of art and local issues, plus time for photos and questions.

“Claudia was a perfect host and narrator as we walked and viewed beautiful, inspirational murals around the the area of 2 Chainz’s Escobar Restaurant done by local artists who are very talented and deserve recognition. A must do if you love art and are in the area.”

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7.Private Street Art Tour of Atlanta

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $140

Join Chris, an Atlanta street artist, for a private three-hour drive-and-walk tour of the city’s mural scene. Visit Krog Street Tunnel, the BeltLine, Little Five Points, East Atlanta, and more, with the route adjusted to your interests.

“I did a street art tour with Chris and it was honestly one of the best I’ve ever had. He didn’t just show me murals — he connected the city’s history with the street art scene in a way that made everything come alive. His knowledge of Atlanta, the artists, and the stories behind the pieces was incredible. He took me through several really cool locations, and we even got lucky enough to see a few artists working on their murals in real time. That was something special. I enjoyed every moment of the tour and I couldn’t recommend it enough. If you want the perfect mix of culture, storytelling,…”

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8.BeltLine Food and Street Art Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 4 reviews · from $80

Walk the Atlanta BeltLine with a local guide, tasting dishes at four restaurants, a Disney-inspired cocktail, and chocolate-factory treats. You’ll visit Krog Street Market, see murals, explore Krog Tunnel, and learn how Atlanta’s major urban renewal project is changing the city.

“The tour was nice and informative. guide was really friendly and knowledgeable. streert art was really nice and eclectic. But for the price, I think they could have added 2 or 3 more food stops in the tour. They should have also added one additional stop for a cocktail as well.”

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9.Street Art & Mural Bike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 2 reviews · 2h 30m · from $75

Meet your guide at Studioplex Lofts for a 150-minute ride through Atlanta’s mural districts. You’ll see the Outkast mural, BeltLine artwork, and pieces in Little Five Points, Cabbagetown, Five Points, and Old Fourth Ward while guides such as Troy explain the artists, music, history, and politics behind the paint.

“Everyone was very kind, but there was a mix up with my tour. I ended up going on a different one altogether.”

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