The 2 Street Art Tours That Earn Their Price

1.Street Art and Street Food Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 58 reviews · 4 hours · from $61Our pick

Walk from Saphan Taksin through Klong San Market, Charoenkrung Road, and Talat Noi with an English-speaking guide. Expect nine Thai food tastings, colorful murals, hidden temples, Holy Rosary Church, and a finish at River City. Some departures are led by MR Thai.

“This was a really strange tour. Being a street food and street art tour, we expected both. The tour started with us being told that all the street food markets would be closed and not open until the afternoon/evening (we were not informed of this when booking). It felt very haphazard, stopping at a couple of randomly picked food stalls along the way after asking if they sold certain foods. We were shown Assumption College, Kalawar Church, the Marine Department Headquarters. After about an hour we saw some street art. Our tour guide was really lovely and friendly, however, walked very slowly, stopped often for rests, and walked ahead with…”

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2.Atlanta: Beltline Food, Street Art, and History Walking Tour

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

Join guides such as Michael, Janice, or Harvey for a three-hour, small-group walk through Inman Park and along the Atlanta Beltline. You’ll taste six locally owned restaurants, try a craft cocktail if 21+, see murals, and finish at Krog Street Market.

“Great tour. Michael, the tour guide was very knowledgeable, organized, and fun. The food was good and plentiful, however, not southern food. Food was Indian, Italian, Puerto Rican, pastries, and chicken wings. The only Southern food was boiled peanuts. The cocktail was good. We were able to sit down at each tasting except for the donut on the go. Thorough walking tour of Inman Park. The walk was advertised as two miles and three hours, but it was actually four miles and four hours. But worth it. I recommend you do the tour in cooler weather. It was a great tour combining Beltline walk, Atlanta history, and good tastings.”

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