Tiny Doors ATL

If you're looking to see Atlanta, you can go to Tiny Doors ATL and click on the map, the locations will take you on a fun scavenger hunt around the city! We had so much fun the first weekend we spent looking for Doors that we came down 6 months later to complete our hunt! Tiny Doors studio isolated in Atlantic Station, along with a Tiny Door nearby to find! The artist does private, commissioned Doors as well, so you can surprise a loved one or add a unique piece of art to your business. If you are coming to Atlanta and not sure what to do on your itinerary, just follow the Doors!

Outstanding. We saw 5 Tiny Doors our last visit, a week in Atlanta, and plan to see more our next visit. We coupled the Tiny Door stops with something else to do in that area. We were fortunate to also be in town, to stop by the studio, meet the artist, Karen Anderson Singer (super talented, passionate and friendly), and her staff.All lovely. We added lunch to the store in Atlantic Station and after buying the t-shirt (love, love due to it's slim yet longer style and logo) and smaller tote (love) , we had a nice lunch and did some other shopping while there. I read a review from someone saying their kids were bored and they scored the "museum" a 1. ATLTinyDoors is SO much more! Follow the map, find the doors, see the places they are attached to. One is at a children's Center for Puppetry Art, another at the Fox Theater. We plan on doing the bike tour next to discover more TinyDoors.The story, the cause- public art, the discovery and exploring Atlanta make Tiny Doors ATL a 5/5.

My friend and I started our search and found 8 out of the 22 doors. This was a very cool experience and so out of the box for something to do! Try your hand at it. We had a blast. We have to plan another trip to find them all!!!

Just as I strolled by the entrance of State Farm Arena, a strange encounter unfolded. Now, fired up by this unexpected event, I'm on a mission to discover the other Tiny Doors ATL projects hidden around. What stories could these miniature dwellings hold?

I took my grandkids and we had a blast. We hunted tiny doors in Decatur, Little 5 points and along the Eastside Beltline Trail. We found them all except the one in the Stumpery Garden. We had much fun and will continue to seek them out when in the Atlanta area.

I absolutely love the Tiny Door scavenger hunt! It’s free and it’s fun. All my kids are grown and we still had a great time finding the doors.

You can find this artist’s work at the Georgia Aquarium. Her work inspires and uplifts as she pays tribute to the institutions and famous places of Atlanta. Check out her website if you want to have a fun scavenger hunt!

The doors are tiny, but the fun of finding them is huge!