Atlanta City Tour

There are stories waiting to be told about Atlanta. . . On this city tour, we will talk about Atlanta’s history and Georgia’s history, while telling stories that make the history of the Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement come alive. Touring around Atlanta helps that history come back to life…

Our sightseeing tours highlight these untold stories in every tour we conduct. Atlanta is a world-class city with a fascinating history where the Old and New South meet on the famous Auburn Avenue and Peachtree Streets… If something is unclear or if you have any questions visit the contact page and reach out.

Tour Highlights

State Capitol Building
Downtown Historic Sites, Midtown’s Atlantic Station
1996 Olympic Venues & Centennial Olympic Park
Martin Luther King National Historic District
Historic Inman Park, Midtown, Virginia-Highlands, and Buckhead neighborhoods
Carter Presidential Library and Museum
The Fox Theater & The Historic Georgian Terrace Hotel

Margaret Mitchell's Home (author of "Gone With The Wind")
Theatre District, Krog Street Market and Ponce City Market
High Museum of Art and the Robert Woodruff Arts Center
CNN Center, College Football Hall of Fame, Georgia Aquarium,
The World of Coca Cola
The Mercedes Benz Dome, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights

WHAT TO BRING

ITINERARY

This is a driving tour with an optional stop at the MartinLuther King Jr. National Park. The tour highlights Atlanta’s history in and around Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead Atlanta, which feature Atlanta’s unique neighborhoods. Optional stops can be made at attractions near Centennial Olympic Park. The Georgia Aquarium, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, The College Football Hall of Fame, The CNN Studio Tour and The World of Coca Cola at additional cost determined by each attraction added.

The driving tour will cover the three major business districts:

We will stop and walk in the Martin Luther King Jr. National Park. Stopping for lunch is optional.

State Capitol Building
Downtown Historic Sites / Midtown's Atlantic Station
1996 Olympic Venues & Centennial Olympic Park
Martin Luther King National Historic Site
Historic Inman Park, Midtown, Virginia-Highlands & Buckhead neighborhoods

BEFORE BOOKING LET’S TALK

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2. Enter payment information at our secure online payment processor.

3. Tour guide reviews your booking request and confirms their availability and relevant details.

4. If everything is in order, your credit card is charged and the booking is confirmed. In the event your booking is not confirmed, you will be informed promptly and your credit card will not be charged.

If you want to customize your tour:

1. Select your date and time and provide any needed information for your tour.

2. Enter payment information at our secure online payment processor.

3. Tour guide reviews your booking request and confirms their availability and relevant details.

Notes:
Once your tour guide responds (usually within 24 hours), please reply promptly as other travelers may be interested in the same time slot.

Tour guides may not be able to accommodate all change requests.

Meeting location / Pick up at area local hotels.

$80 /person

Roger did a fabulous job. The tour was great and very informative. I would recommend this tour to anyone that is looking for a overview of the history and the sights in Atlanta. Roger definitely knows the history and great places to see. Thanks again Roger for a great day.

– Teresa Gilliam