Top Atlanta Cultural Tours

Whether you’re an Atlanta native or totally new to these southern city streets, this city tour by electric car is the perfect way to see the sights. Sit back and relax as a professional guide and driver transport you through some of Atlanta’s hottest neighborhoods, including Old Fourth Ward, Inman Park and Midtown. Get an up-close look at civil rights monuments like the Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site, as you listen in to expert commentary. And venture past World of Coca-Cola Museum and Centennial Olympic Park aboard an eco-friendly car.

Join us as we unfold time with this exciting Black History & Civil Rights tour. What better place to delve into African-American heritage than the Mecca of the Civil Rights Movement? Showcasing historic sites and most talked about black historic neighborhoods like Summerhill, The West End, Downtown Atlanta, Old 4th Ward and the Historic Sweet Auburn Ave District. During this 4 hour tour you will be immersed in black culture & arts, civil rights landmarks, groundbreaking HBCU’s, Tyler Perry Studios, along with famous Hollywood Film & TV locations and more. These are some of the reasons Atlanta is nicknamed "The Black Mecca" and one of the top destinations for Black History & Culture. This tour goes further than any other tour, allowing you to fully experience the historical and cultural significance of our groundbreaking city.

See the highlights of Atlanta on a 5-hour bus tour that includes stops at key sites such as the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. Your guide shares commentary throughout the tour as you travel to Krog Street Market, Ponce City Market, Centennial Olympic Park, Atlantic Station, and more. Have time to purchase lunch at the CNN Center, and enjoy a drive through the Buckhead neighborhood to view stately mansions. Includes guide, driver, and transportation in a climate-controlled coach.

Avoid the ticketing window lines and proceed to the main entry line upon arrival. Explore the history of the world's most famous beverage brand at the World of Coca-Cola—the dynamic, multimedia home of Coke’s secret formula. Get closer than ever to the vault that holds the secret Coca-Cola recipe. See more than 1,200 rare artifacts and get a behind-the-scenes look at the bottling process. Then take a trip around the world in a thrilling 3-D movie experience before sampling more than 100 different beverages.

Explore Atlanta through the lens of the Civil Rights movement on this Martin Luther King Jr.-themed tour of the Sweet Auburn neighborhood. See where the iconic Civil Rights leader worked and lived as you visit sites such as Ebenezer Baptist Church, the King Center, and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. Throughout, your guide shares facts and stories about the Civil Rights movement in Atlanta.

See the city All Aglow! Witness the unforgettable spectacle of Atlanta’s impressive buildings and structures lit against the night sky. City Lights Atlanta Tour condenses 3 days of independent exploration into a 2-hour voyage. You’ll have spectacular views of twinkling lights and top landmarks, like Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Park, The Varsity, Millennium Gate, and Ponce City Market. See famous movie and television locations and iconic attractions like the Mercedes Benz Stadium, Centennial Park and Sky-View Atlanta lit up in elegant white or, on special occasions illuminated with brilliant colors. Our friendly and well-versed journey ambassador will point out every sight and offer interesting commentary. There is something magical about seeing the city come to life as the sun sets, and with this City Lights Tour, you’re in for a real treat. Don’t worry, you’ll have plenty of time for photo ops! Simply book now to experience Atlanta like you never imagined.

If you’re looking to experience the most of the city in a short amount of time, our 4-hour Roundabout City Tour has been carefully crafted to offer a fantastic insight into Atlanta. Our Atlanta City Tour condenses 3-4 days of independent exploration into a 4-hour tour. On this tour, you’ll see historical and cultural sites, high-rise towers, spectacular city skyline views, and beautiful Southern mansions, to name a few attractions. We understand that you want to experience as much as possible, and that’s why we tend to go further than any other tour company in the City of Atlanta. Rather than stick to one district, we’ll take you to Downtown, Midtown, and Buckhead to expand your awareness of Atlanta’s culture and history. Our tour allows time for up to three stops, so you can explore the destinations of your choice and take some photos. We'll take you to iconic spots such as MLK Jr.’s birth home, Underground Atlanta, The Varsity, for the perfect overview of our eclectic city.

Explore all that Atlanta, Georgia has to offer with a self-guided audio tour! From Coca-Cola World to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthplace, this bustling city is brimming with history, activity, and more. This self-guided walking audio tour allows you to explore Atlanta’s modern and historic wonders with maximum flexibility and value. Here's how it works: Within 30 min, we'll send you two things: a unique password and an app. Download the app onto your phone, enter the password, and download the tour inside. When you arrive, head over to the first stop. Stick to our recommended route for the best experience. No expiration — the tour is available from the minute you book until forever! This is not an entrance ticket to attractions along the route. Check pandemic rules and opening hours before your visit.

Our MLK, Jr. Heritage tour has been adapted. Tour is conducted by local historian Ms. Stephanie, who has lived and worked in Atlanta for thirty plus years, and worked for Three Mayors of Atlanta. An overview of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from his formative years as a youth growing up on Auburn Ave, once called the riches Negro streets in the world and Dr. Kings impact as a leader in the Civil Rights Movement. Although access to the buildings in the National Historic Park, (the Visitor Center, Ebenezer Baptist Church and Dr. King’s birth home) are closed, we are conducting a walking tour of the area and its legendary history. Tour begins at the Visitor Center, Short walk to Auburn Ave and hear of it’s, illustrious history and fame, Continue on Auburn to the neighborhood of King’s boyhood home, Also on Auburn is the beautiful Reflecting Pool and the tombs of Dr. and Mrs. King, Jr. End at Ebenezer Baptist Church where Dr. King, Jr, senior and grandfather pastored.

This tour reflects the history and achievements of African Americans, the highlights, the struggles and the prominence of the black culture within Atlanta. The African American culture tour will give you a proper perspective on life as an African American living in the early 1900s and present. This tour is for all who loves and are passionate in African American history and culture. This tour is perfect for the times we are living in now. knowing your history protects the present and the future! This is a feel good tour for everyone to experience! Perfect for locals and visitors alike. Come and get a proper introduction to the city of Atlanta!

Sample delicious Southern dishes and learn about Atlanta's history during a leisurely walking and food tour in Grant Park. Stop into local eateries for tastings that might include dishes fried catfish and pork belly toast. Stroll past striking Victorian homes and the historic Oakland Cemetery. Your guide shares insights about the food scene and history of Atlanta on this small-group tour with generous eats.

The original walking tour of Senoia’s The Walking Dead film locations from Woodbury to Alexandria. See the film sites from Seasons 3 through the present season, along with some great insider stories about Seasons 1 and 2. Your tour will be hosted by one of our awesome Cosplaying guides (not during the pandemic with our guides in masks), many of whom have been on set as an extra and others living and working right here in town daily viewing the action as it happens. Our character guides will draw you in and make you feel like you are reliving your favorite scenes right before your eyes! See the locations for: - the Governor's realm of Woodbury and all it's masterful scenes behind the barricades keeping the "Biters" out; - the Season 4 neighborhood where our heroes sought shelter after the fall of the prison, including the Pudding House; - and the infamous Alexandria Safe Zone from the RIM. Find out the details behind this private backlot from locals.

Experience Atlanta like never before on this educational and entertaining guided, small-group Segway tour. See Atlanta’s historic sites and neighborhoods on a loop around the city. Learn about the history of civil rights at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and Ebenezer Baptist Church. See the ongoing redevelopment of the Atlanta BeltLine and enjoy spectacular views of the city skyline from Oakland Cemetery. A guided Segway training session is included. Dress in weather-appropriate clothes with flat, closed-toed shoes.

Learn about the history of Atlanta, Georgia, through architecture on this tour of historical homes. Tour three houses, including the outside of the elegant 1928 Swan House, and learn about each site from your guide as you go. Your other Atlanta historical home stops depend on the day of your tour, and could include a visit to the governor’s mansion, the Margaret Mitchell House, or the Rhodes Hall.

One street that has it all! Auburn Avenue, birth place of the late great Dr King. The story of the first black millionaire of Atlanta, home of the first black news paper, home to black owned businesses of the 1900s, from movie theaters, radio stations, hotels and juke joints! This tour will take you back in time to give you deep personal connections to the systemic racial changes of the 1900s to the cultural changes of the 1990s. We have certified licensed guides ready to take you on a journey through the once referred to as 'the richest African American street in the world!'

Explore Atlanta’s historic homes outside the perimeter of the city with this half-day private tour. With a dedicated guide in the lead, you’ll be able to ask plenty of questions while visiting the Archibald Smith Plantation Home, Barrington Hall, and Bulloch Hall. Learn about the typical Southern style of architecture and what important historical events took place at each location.

The Peachtree Trolley is simply the best way to see the sights and get acquainted with the city known as The Capital of the South. The trolley will provide 90 minute fully-narrated tours originating near Centennial Olympic Park and will introduce you to the “Must-Sees” of Atlanta.

Follow the history of Atlanta, from a major Civil War battlefield to the center of the Civil Rights movement, on this private walking and driving tour through the city. See the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, plus the site of the Battle of Atlanta, famous Oakland Cemetery and more.

A great choice for first time visitors or travelers who are limited on time, this tour hits several of Atlanta's highlights in a few hours. Visit Centennial Olympic Park, Mercedes Benz Stadium, Margaret Mitchell House, the Fox Theatre, Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, Inman Park, and much more. A local guide handles the driving and shares information about the city.

Walk in the footsteps of Margaret Mitchell, the Pulitzer-Prize winning author of Gone with the Wind on this private tour. Visit the Atlanta apartment where she lived and wrote her famous novel, and see the Georgian Terrace Hotel where the film’s premiere was celebrated. Learn little known facts and insights with your personal guide as you stop at noteworthy landmarks and locations from the book and from the author’s life.

With a private Atlanta architecture tour, you get to choose which historic buildings are worth a visit. Check out the city’s oldest neighborhoods, key monuments, and hidden architectural gems along with a guide who customizes the tour to fit your interests and experiences. From the shotgun houses of Cabbagetown to the Olmsted-planned suburbs of Druid Hills, you’re sure to discover sights that fascinate.

This is the only sightseeing tour that combines old school Atlanta with new school Atlanta. From presenting iconic landmarks & stories from the civil rights era to showcasing the growth of Atlanta by presenting new iconic sights & experiences. From Martin Luther King Museum to the Outkast Mural, we seek out little gems around and beyond Metro Atlanta to give tourist and locals the "full Atlanta " experience. With the incorporation of unique southern dishes from chef's all around, we take you to enjoy all aspects of southern culture.

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. Did you know that Atlanta was originally named Terminus and Marthasville ,the latter for Governor Wilson Lumpkin’s daughter? You will have a chance to explore the city, while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Or is it true that Atlanta is one of only two cities in the world to be the home of two Nobel Peace Prize winners. You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings and corners of Atlanta. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most of it!

Historic 2-hour "walking tour" covers a 2 mile area that starts and ends in the same location. Walk through the actual locations were history was made. Tour provides guest a glimpse into the History of Atlanta, Civil War to Civil Rights. Hear combined stories from the 1864 Battle of Atlanta with the 1964 Civil Rights, at locations where both intersect on the battlefield. This battle is known not only for its strategic and military significance but also for political importance. Highlights include: Creek Indians, Atlanta's Birth and Development, Civil War, The Burning of Atlanta, The Battle of Atlanta in East Atlanta, Rebuilding the City, Segregation - White Flight Integration and Gentrification. The Battle of Atlanta was fought on July 22, 1864, just southeast of Atlanta, Georgia. Union forces commanded by William T. Sherman, wanting to neutralize the important rail and supply hub, defeated Confederate forces defending the city under John B. Hood.