Top Atlanta Tours by Duration in 2026

With over 300 painted walls and multiple mural festivals, Atlanta has a vibrant street art, mural, and graffiti scene featuring murals by international, national, and local artists. The walls are always evolving with new murals going up and old murals being buffed which means the tour is fluid and always changing. The tour will be customized towards your interests and preferences. With a mixture of driving and walking, we will visit sites like Cabbagetown, the iconic Krog Street Tunnel, Old Fourth Ward skatepark, Midtown, Little 5 Points, East Atlanta Village, and more!

If you only have a short amount of time in Atlanta, see the highlights of the city in just half a day on this small-group driving tour. Meet your guide in the morning, hop aboard the vehicle, and set off. You'll visit Downtown, Midtown, and Buckhead neighborhoods; view landmarks like Centennial Olympic Park, SkyView Atlanta, and Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. Don't worry about getting hungry; stop at Krog Street Market, a historic food hall with diverse eateries.

Explore Atlanta through the lens of the Civil Rights movement on this Martin Luther King Jr.-themed walking 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.

From "Stranger Things" to Marvel movies, so many movies and tv shows are filmed in Atlanta that it's nicknamed Y'allywood. Unlike standard set tours, this private tour takes you through several filming locations on an itinerary that's entirely tailored to your preferences. Choose from a wide variety of filming locations based on your interests and fandoms.

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.

See Atlanta by bicycle on a tour that features beautiful neighborhoods, local artists, and historic landmarks. Cycling Atlanta can be intimidating if you don’t know the city's safe bike routes, but this tour is designed to follow quiet roads and paths. Along the way, you’ll get a local take on Atlanta’s vibrant culture, from a graffiti hotspot to the tree-lined lanes of Inman Park.

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.

Atlanta is a city rife with history, especially from the Civil Rights era. Climb aboard a comfortable vehicle and get a closer look at the city’s Black history with your guide and small group. Drive down Auburn Avenue, learn about Black innovation at the Apex Museum, and see the birthplace and memorial tomb of Dr. Martin Luther King all over the course of the tour.

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.

On this private, guided tour we will dig into Atlanta's history while also looking ahead at where Atlanta is now and where the city is headed. Through exploring some areas such as city centers, historic neighborhoods, a national park, and a cemetery, we'll cover the founding of the city, the destruction of the city during The Civil War, rebuilding during Reconstruction, the Civil Rights movement and beyond. We'll also talk about some of the drivers of Atlanta's current boom. After this tour you'll have a good idea of where Atlanta came from and where it's headed.

Experience for yourself the film locations used in one of TV's biggest streaming sensations. Visit 'Upside' locations in Atlanta and beyond on a full-day tour. See the homes of the Wheelers, Sinclairs, Hendersons, get a glimpse of the Studios where Stranger Things is produced, check out Billy’s domain from Season 3, see the nesting place of the Mindflayer, the home of the Hawkins Tigers, see the “Dear Billy” gravesite, where Max visits his grave, see the “Dear Billy” gravesite, where Max visits his grave, see the cemetery from Will Byers’ fake funeral, visit Eddie Munson’s private hiding spot, check out the Hargrove/Mayfield house where El and Max first bond, see the diner El stumbles upon after leaving the lab and walk the same grocery store aisle as Eleven!

With so much to see in Atlanta, why waste time buying separate tickets for each attraction? With this exclusive Atlanta CityPASS package, get bundled admission to your choice of five attractions, from the World of Coca-Cola and Atlanta's Famous Aquarium to Zoo Atlanta, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, or National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Even better, you’ll have nine days to visit each location, so you can sightsee at your own pace, without the usual rush.

Visit “Walking Dead” filming attractions with a guide on this tour. Visit the hospital where Rick woke up from his coma, as well as the house Morgan and his little boy first met Rick. This private tour is perfect for fans of both the TV show and showcases why Atlanta is now nicknamed the "Hollywood of the South."

Travelers can explore the deep cultural roots and transformative civil rights milestones of Georgia’s capital on Atlanta's Premier African American History Tour. A local guide leads the way through iconic neighborhoods, highlighting key landmarks that shaped national movements and celebrating the legacy of local leaders. Walkers trace the steps of influential historical figures, view sacred community spaces, and gain rich insights into the modern arts, music, and social movements that define the city. This immersive walking experience offers a powerful look into the historical sites and vibrant community spirit that continue to drive Atlanta forward.

Immerse yourself in Atlanta's upscale neighborhoods on a private group tour. Discover the history and Southern culture as we visit historical homes and neighborhoods. Marvel at the Swan House and Governor's Mansion, learning intriguing facts about their residents. Enjoy convenient local pickup and round-trip transportation. Indulge in lunch at the renowned Swan Coach House (lunch price not included). Please note that private events may require an alternate location for lunch. Uncover the captivating history of Georgia housed within a stunning Roman triumphal arch at the Millennium Gate Museum. Experience interactive technology, films, period rooms, and exhibitions narrating the state's story from pre-Columbian times to the present day. Built in 2008, this museum preserves Georgia's art, culture, and philanthropic heritage. A winner of the Palladio Award, it stands as the second largest classical monument in the USA. Unveil Atlanta's best-kept secret at the heart of the city.

Seeing central Atlanta’s historic sites, landmarks, and architecture more quickly and efficiently than you could on foot when you opt for a Segway tour. After a safety briefing, hop on your Segway and visit the elegant homes in Ansley Park; the restaurant district; plus Centennial Olympic Park, host of the 1996 Olympic games and much more.

Learn all about Atlanta's role during the Civil War, and discover the city's wealth of history, on this private, full-day driving tour. Meet your guide in the morning at your local accommodation, hop aboard your luxury vehicle, and set off. You'll learn about General Sherman's March at Kennesaw Mountain, will visit Archibald Smith Plantation Home, will see the final resting place of Union soldiers at Marietta National Cemetery, and much more.

Journey through stunning North Georgia and head towards Yonah Mountain on this half day tour from the Atlanta metropolitan area. Your private chauffeur will pick up your group from your hotel or private residence anywhere in the Atlanta metropolitan area, as well as drop you off at the end of the tour. Yonah Mountain is roughly a 4.5 mile hike roundtrip with gorgeous mountain views. After your hike, your group will head to Helen Alpine Village to dine and shop. Most seating is limited to 6 participants, so you can enjoy a more intimate experience of Georgia's natural mountain landscapes. 7+ travelers will be in multiple vehicles and/or shuttle van

Step into the remarkable world of Black broadcasting at the W.E.R.D. National Black Radio Hall of Fame Museum, located on Atlanta's historic Auburn Avenue inside the iconic Historic Odd Fellows Building. This unique museum is dedicated to preserving the stories, voices, and achievements of the trailblazers who transformed American radio, using their platforms to inform communities, inspire change, and shape culture for generations. Through rare artifacts, historic photographs, archival recordings, and engaging exhibits, visitors will discover the lasting impact of Black broadcasters, journalists, entertainers, engineers, producers, and media innovators. Whether you're a history enthusiast, student, media professional, or cultural explorer, this immersive experience offers an inspiring journey through the people and voices whose contributions continue to influence American broadcasting today.

From museums and street art to historical sites and modern hotspots, Atlanta has a lot to offer visitors. This private tour lets you create your perfect day in Atlanta by customizing your sightseeing itinerary to suit the interests of you and your group. Pick your areas of interest, and then let your guide design your experience down to the detail, including providing transportation around the sprawling Atlanta area.

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.

A half day (approximately four hours) introduction to Atlanta. This is a private driving tour for up to three guests with a few walking stops at some of Atlanta's most important and iconic sights. Perfect for first-time visitors who want to get their bearings and fall in love with the city. Atlanta's most iconic landmarks Civil Rights history and sites Hidden neighborhood gems Great local lunch spots (cost of lunch not included) Always with a local perspective and a progressive heart

This tour is a unique opportunity to experience Atlanta’s soul through the lens of its most iconic landmarks. Here's what sets it apart: Historical Immersion: This isn’t just a tour of landmarks; it’s an emotional journey through the streets where pivotal moments in civil rights history unfolded. Cultural Richness: From the music of the Royal Peacock Club to the art and stories shared at the APEX Museum, this tour highlights Atlanta’s vibrant African American culture. Local Expertise: A knowledgeable guide will lead the way. Immersive Experience: It’s not just about seeing the sights; it’s about experiencing them. Connection to Atlanta’s Present: While rooted in history, this tour also highlights Atlanta’s dynamic, modern spirit. By offering a mix of history, culture, music, and community, this tour is a profound exploration of Atlanta, where every stop reveals another chapter of the story that makes this city so special.

Explore scenic drive through gorgeous North Georgia Mountain scenery. Journey through stunning North Georgia and head towards Blue Ridge on this half day tour from the Atlanta metropolitan area. The Blue Ridge countryside is richly blessed: 106,000 acres of national forest, more than 100 miles of rivers and streams and Lake Blue Ridge, a 3,290-acre crystal clear freshwater playground. There are things to do in Blue Ridge, Georgia for everyone, from outdoor adventures and family-friendly fun to shopping, fine dining and simple relaxation. This tour will have minimum 2 and maximum 7 travelers