Georgia, United States
Walk 3.6 miles of paved paths connecting historic neighborhoods, food halls, and extensive street art installations.
4.9 from 378 traveller reviews on Viator
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Discover the main sections of the path.
The trail is a 14-foot wide paved path built on an old rail corridor.
It connects Piedmont Park to Memorial Drive.
Plan your visit
Walking the full length takes about 2 to 3.5 hours. Food tours add time for tasting stops.
March to May and September to November are the most comfortable months. The trail is open year-round.
Take MARTA to Inman Park/Reynoldstown or park at Ponce City Market. Weekend parking fills up fast.
Access is free. Guided food tours range from $79 to over $120 per adult.
The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail is a multi-use greenway funded by public and private sources. It was the first completed segment of the larger BeltLine project. The path links major landmarks like Piedmont Park, Ponce City Market, and Krog Street Market.
Visitors share the trail with cyclists and skaters. You will find ever-changing murals and sculptures curated by 'Art on the Atlanta BeltLine'. Read our Street Art Guide to find the best installations.
Food is a major draw. The trail connects to renowned culinary hubs. Check our Food Tour Guide to compare tasting options along the route.
We only feature tours that cover the actual Eastside Trail.
We prioritize tours led by Atlanta residents who know the area.
We list what is included so you know the true cost upfront.
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378 reviews of the food, art & history tour on Viator
Tons of food! The hostess was knowledgeable and friendly. She showed us some great spots and we learned a lot. Way more than just food. Lots of history and sightseeing. It was paced well — lots of walking, but a great way to see the area — and lots of opportunities to sit and eat too. Great variety! Do the tour! No regrets.
We had a wonderful day with Janice, Excellent food, variety and quality. Personal historical information about the area where we walked, and a delightful conversation overall.
All of us have lived in Atlanta for quite some time and still had a FABULOUS time. Our guide Arielle shared so much rich history that none of us ever knew. Each piece of art on the tour was like a character in the experience. It was also perfectly timed--not too short, not too long. We all had so much fun, learned so much. AND--the info was SO rich, I feel like I could do the tour again, and it not feel repetitive.
Was visiting Atlanta for conference and looking for a cool and special places to see. That how I've found the Street art tour. Our guide Ariel was super friendly and very informative. Highly recommended
Our guide (Mia) was great!! She was very friendly and shared a lot of interesting info on local artwork and food/restaurants on tour. The food was delicious and almost more than we could eat😋
We had a wonderful experience learning about the belt line as well as sampling some yummy treats. The food portions are extremely generous combined with a knowledgeable host who made us feel very welcome!
Travel tips
BeltLine ParkingFind the best places to park along the Eastside Trail.Read 
Food Tour GuideCompare guided food tours and self-guided tasting walks.Read 
Best TimeFind the best seasons and times of day to walk the Eastside Trail.Read 
Street Art GuideFind the best murals and sculptures along the Eastside Trail.Read 
Family GuideTips for walking the Eastside Trail with strollers and kids.Read 
Bike & Scooter RentalsRent bikes or scooters for the BeltLine and learn the trail rules.Read It starts at Piedmont Park in the north (10th St NE & Monroe Dr NE). It ends at Memorial Drive SE in Reynoldstown.
The Eastside Trail spans roughly 3.6 miles. The paved path is 14 feet wide.
Yes. Food tours visit local restaurants and food halls like Krog Street Market. Check Tickets for options.
Food tours usually cost between $79 and $120+ per adult. Prices vary based on alcohol inclusions.
Paid parking lots are at Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market. Expect to pay $5 to $15+. Read our BeltLine Parking guide for details.
The trail is well-lit and generally safe, but use standard urban precautions. Walk with a group if visiting late at night.
Book your tour and bring your walking shoes.
