Top Atlanta Walking Tours

World class private tour, completely controlled by you! Come see the best sights in Atlanta, at your leisure! Commentary by Max Kantor, a local legend! Visit the sights that makes Atlanta the hotspot of the South! This tour of Downtown Atlanta will take you to some of the city's most famous attractions, all on foot! Have a fun day filled with history, food, and even some college football! Don't worry about other people, this tour is completely tailored to you with the Pintours App

Discover Atlanta's spooky side—and get a new perspective on the city's Midtown neighborhood—on this evening ghost tour. After the sun sets, make your own way to the departure point, and set off with your guide. You'll stop by historical churches, theaters, and the sites of old haunted houses—and will learn all about the supposed hauntings and unexplained happenings that have taken place.

Depending on ballpark events and operations, Truist Park Tours may include stops at the Braves Press Box, Hank Aaron Terrace, Xfinity Club, Monument Garden, Braves Hall of Fame, Delta & Truist Clubs, Braves dugout, and Below the Chop. All guests receive a Retired Number chain with their tour purchase.

Walk the streets of Atlanta historic Inman Park on a half-day guided walking tour and learn why this popular destination ranks tops among Atlanta's diverse food neighborhoods. Discover its history, sample regional delights and local cuisine from locally-owned restaurants, and explore the street art of the area like a local.

Atlanta is known as "the Black Mecca" for its wealth of African-American culture and history—and this half-day, small-group tour offers a comprehensive introduction to the city's key neighborhoods, landmarks, and more. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, meet your guide in Downtown Atlanta, and travel in an air-conditioned vehicle. See neighborhoods like Sweet Auburn, visit local Civil Rights landmarks, immerse yourself in Black arts and culture, and more.

Fans of ‘The Walking Dead’ will love this guided walking tour of some of the filming locations in Haralson, Georgia. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure time, then visit places such as the Esco Feed Mill Complex to recount your favorite scenes from the show. Get behind-the-scenes information from the show, and enjoy some fun surprises along the way.

Discover the *Stranger Things* film locations in Atlanta with ease on this half-day private tour. A guide knows the quickest ways to reach the different sites where key scenes from the show were shot. Plus, you’ll ride comfortably in a private vehicle, with hotel pickup and drop-off included, while you listen to your guide tell you behind-the-scenes info as you go.

Enjoy a 2 hour walk around the beautiful town of Senoia, GA. Your guide is Senoia Rick, a Rick Grimes cosplayer and look-a-like. You’ll see locations used in The Walking Dead, including Woodbury, Alexandria, Carl’s pudding house and more. We’ll also touch on other film projects, like Fried Green Tomatoes, The Conjuring 3, Agatha All Along, and others.

Familiarize yourself with Atlanta’s highlights without worrying about renting a car when you join a guided sightseeing tour. Sit back and relax as a local driver/guide transports you through some of Atlanta’s top neighborhoods, including Old Fourth Ward, Inman Park and Midtown, and get an up-close look at civil rights monuments such as the Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site, as you listen in to expert commentary.

Luxuriate in Atlanta’s thriving foodie scene on a gourmet walking tour with a small group. Try a variety of cuisines as you eat your way through a 4-course meal and try craft alcohol pairings over the duration of the tour. Avoid tourist traps and eat like a local with unique dishes at popular establishments and hidden gems.

Discover Atlanta's extraordinary civil rights heritage and vibrant Southern culture with our self-guided tour, allowing you to explore Georgia's dynamic capital at your own pace. Walk the path of Martin Luther King Jr. through Sweet Auburn to Ebenezer Baptist Church where he preached and the King Center where he rests beside the eternal flame. Stand in the 4,678-seat Fox Theatre, a 1929 Moorish palace with gilded ceilings designed to evoke an Arabian courtyard under the stars. Explore the High Museum of Art's galleries by Richard Meier and Renzo Piano. Walk the 22-mile BeltLine trail connecting Ponce City Market to Krog Street Market and the neighborhoods of Inman Park and Virginia-Highland. Stroll 189 acres of Piedmont Park beneath the Midtown skyline, then climb the treetop Canopy Walk at the Botanical Garden. Taste soul food on Auburn Avenue, explore Buford Highway's international corridor representing 75 countries, and feel why Atlanta calls itself the city too busy to hate.

Play detective in a thrilling outdoor murder mystery Solve 10–15 interactive puzzles & challenges Explore iconic Atlanta streets through a GPS-guided storyline Designed for couples, families, or groups of friends Play anytime at your own pace, pause and resume freely

On our Secret Food Tour: Atlanta, you'll discover a city of the future with strong ties to its past. Our experienced guides will welcome you on a delicious journey through the capital of the South, where you’ll see firsthand why we’re known for being the epitome of true Southern hospitality. After all, this is the home of Coca-Cola, the Braves, and some of the best darn food you’ll ever put in your mouth! Seriously, our cuisine feels like a warm hug for the soul (that’s why we call it soul food!) and we cannot wait to share it with you. From down south specialties like chicken and waffles to international delights like yucca fries, we’ve got a little something for everyone. So, come on in, set a spell, and get ready to dig in while we share some stories of "The City Too Busy To Hate."

When are a full Service Hiking Company - We transport you (both ways), - We bring you to a local restaurant - We hike with you, - We share our passion for the outdoors. Monday: Not Operating Tuesday: Not Operating Wednesday: Red Top Mountain State Park and Luna Maya Restaurant (Kennesaw) Thursday: Indian Seats at Sawnee Mountain Friday: Brasstown Bald (highest peak in Georgia) and Monte Alban (Hiawassee) Saturday: Preacher's Rock Sunday: Fort Mountain State Park and Rally Point Grille (Ellijay)

Get familiar with Atlanta by hopping aboard a trolley bus for a 90-minute city tour. You'll board near Centennial Olympic Park and travel past many of the most important attractions in town, from the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site to the Georgia State Capitol, while an on-board guide provides live narration.

Explore the history of the beloved beverage brand at World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta—the dynamic, multimedia home of Coke’s secret formula. Get closer than ever to the vault that holds the secret Coca-Cola recipe, snap a picture with the Coca-Cola Polar Bear, taste drinks from around the world, experiment with different flavors to create your own drink, and more.

Guided tours are relatively expensive and can follow rigid itineraries with tight schedules. This self-guided audio tour of Atlanta traces the city’s Civil Rights Movement history in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood. Start at the Atlanta Breakfast Club, visit sites exploring Martin Luther King’s life and legacy, see many churches linked to the historic movement, and more. You’ll also venture off the historic path a little to catch skyline views of Atlanta.

Experience the best of Atlanta’s food scene on this small-group walking tour. Skip the stress of searching for the city’s top bites on your own as your guide leads you to must-try spots, including Krog Street Market—named America’s number one food hall by "Newsweek." Enjoy local classics like crispy fried chicken, creamy mac and cheese, and a refreshing cocktail. End the tour with a stroll along the lively Atlanta Beltline, where colorful street art, bustling patios, and a steady buzz of activity capture the city’s vibrant spirit.

If you’re staying in Atlanta but want to see The Walking Dead filming locations near Senoia, Georgia, it can be almost impossible to do without renting a car. This The Walking Dead tour gives you a comfortable ride from Atlanta without the hassle of renting a car. See the fictional towns of Woodbury and Alexandria, as well as surrounding rural film locations with a guide who tells fun facts about the show and its cast along the way.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with this private, self-guided scavenger hunt through Piedmont Park. Explore landmarks and hidden gems at your own pace while solving challenges, puzzles, and trivia to earn points. Enjoy the flexibility to start anytime and experience the park's serene atmosphere with friends or family.

Are you looking for something fun and exciting to do in Atlanta? If so, you should definitely check out the Sweet Auburn Famous History & Food Tour! The tour begins at the start of Sweet Auburn and continues to the Municipal Market, where you'll have the opportunity to see one of the city's best-known landmarks located in the Historic Sweet Auburn District. You'll also learn about the area's rich history and sample some of the delicious food that the district is famous for. This tour is an intense and intimate look at the community that what was once called "the richest Negro street in America" and is still called "the birthplace of a king. "

Eat like a local in Atlanta during this guided visit to the Ponce City Market. Follow your guide through the converted historic Sears, Roebuck, & Co. building featuring a market hall including some of the city's best restaurants. Taste samples created by some local celebrity chefs and take a walk down Atlanta Beltline's Eastside trail. Admissions and food tastings included.

Follow the history of Atlanta, from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement, on this private walking and driving tour through the city. Enjoy a fully personalized and immersive way to see the city, and discover well-known sights, as well as hidden corners you might miss if exploring on your own. Look forward to visiting the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, plus the site of the Battle of Atlanta, the famous Oakland Cemetery, and more.