Top Norfolk Walking Tours

Set off on an exciting journey through Norfolk! Discover the city’s deep naval roots, stand in awe of the iconic Battleship Wisconsin, and challenge yourself with engaging trivia along the way. Stroll through the lively Waterside District, soak in the atmosphere of the Fresh Catch Friday festival and take in the creativity of its distinctive sculptures. Explore the city’s maritime story at Nauticus while enjoying beautiful waterfront views. Prepare to crack riddles, capture fun photos, and uncover fascinating facts about Norfolk!

Use an app to explore Norfolk in this fun royal scavenger hunt! In Wacky Walks, you will compete in royal tournaments to determine a King or Queen throughout the game. The King/Queen will lead the team in finding items around the city and doing challenges for points. Take a photo of the item or completing the challenges through the app. The goal of the game is to keep your King/Queen title the longest and gain as many points as possible during your game. You can play for as long as you choose, in any area of the city you'd prefer. A remote host will be chatting with you throughout the game if you need help. Come play Wacky Walks in Norfolk today!

Explore the history and culture of the city on this guided historic tour of downtown Norfolk. Get to know the history of the most fascinating houses, churches, and landmarks on this tour of the city’s historic Freemason Street District. From charming Victorian residences, to picturesque churches, and tales from the early years of the nation’s founding, the city is a destination you’ll never forget. Let us help you explore the open-air museum of Norfolk.

Get to know the history of Norfolk’s African American community - including the important contributions that the black community has made to Norfolk’s culture, history, and commerce. Learn about the history of Huntersville, Church Street, and Elmwood Cemetery, three places that left an undeniable impact on Norfolk’s history, and the stories of Norfolk’s African American churches, entertainment centers, businesses, libraries, and more.