America · ATLANTA TOURS
The good atlanta tours fill up early and the best go first. Below: the 15 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Skip the ticket purchase line at Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta and see 8 galleries, touch pools, whale sharks, plus dolphin and sea lion shows.
“I loved it! I didn’t want to leave, a breathtaking experience!”
90-minute narrated trolley tour of downtown Atlanta from Centennial Olympic Park. Mobile tickets, key landmarks, and an MLK stop.
“Really good value and Lester and Katie made a great team. Good overview of the city and neighborhoods.”
Half-day small-group tour of Atlanta’s Black neighborhoods and Civil Rights sites, from MLK to the 1996 Olympics, with local storytelling.
“A five star....The tour was a lot of great history. It is a must do if you visit Atlanta. Our tour guide was so knowledgeable of the city about all of the areas we vusted ir drove by. I will definitely recommend if you want to know about Atlanta.”
Prebook mobile admission to World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta for self-guided exhibits, AI mirror fun, Secret Formula vault photos, and global tastings.
“As a family we enjoyed the museum. Plenty of things to entertain everyone. The difference between the beverages from around the world was a thing that can be tasted. A must see for any Coca-Cola enthusiast. The gift shop has everything Coca-Cola.”
90 minutes in Atlanta by electric car or minibus with a local guide. Civil rights stops, great photo views, and easy value.
“It was OK, would have liked a little more history and culture. A map would have been helpful to get a sense of the region”
A 5-hour Atlanta highlights bus tour with a guided MLK walk, quick BeltLine and market stops, and a comfortable ride through key neighborhoods.
“Fantastic! The tour guide knew everything about the area and its history and made it fun to listen to. The only small suggestion I can make is to be more specific about the initial meeting spot, which is underground in a shopping complex and isn’t evident by the provided address. But you must take this tour while in Atlanta.”
A 90-minute Peachtree Trolley tour through Atlanta’s key neighborhoods, MLK sites, and food hubs like Krog Street and Ponce City Market.
“Really enjoyed the tour. Atlanta is so big it’s hard to get a grasp of what it’s like, so this tour is great for seeing the highlights and getting to know the city better. Great tour guide and driver. We learned loads about Atlanta. Definitely worth it. Plus you’re travelling in style!”
Taste Southern classics in Grant Park, then walk Oakland Cemetery with a lively guide on a small-group 2.5-hour Atlanta tour with drinks.
“Kristen was fantastic! Animated and knowledgeable about the food ate and the history of the places we were led to. Vegetarian friendly - delicious veggie options 😋”
Walk Sweet Auburn’s MLK landmarks in 2.5 hours, with admission included, sweeping bridge views, and story-led stops at the King Center.
“Kirsty was such a joy. She told the story with such depth and feeling. The area came alive. I will come back again, and this time with more South Africans”
Midtown Atlanta food and cocktail walk with 4 courses, craft pairings, and quick history stops at Margaret Mitchell and the Federal Reserve.
“Tour review Started off at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Beautiful. We even got to go inside. Built in 1902 & 1904, this church is one where ALL gather and doors are open to all. Tour guide said he was a little rusty and might need to refer to notes. Of course - Atlanta has a huge history to remember. We went to our first stop - chicken and waffles. Chicken was amazing - waffle was just ok. Also came with a lovely cocktail. That’s when it got interesting. Our tour guide asked if anyone was going to eat the last waffle and when no one wanted it he ate it.…”
SkyView Atlanta ferris wheel from Centennial Park in a climate-controlled private gondola, with skyline views and VIP longer ride options.
“Great fun - I LOVE ferris wheels and make it a point to ride every one I find! This one went around 3 times and had great views!”
Small-group Atlanta city lights night tour with photo stops, guided neighborhood stories, and a dinner break at Krog Street Market.
“Quite amazing experience, tour guide was knowledgeable, I was great knowing history of Atlanta and we covered some famous places overall it was fun.”
See Atlanta in 5 hours with an air-conditioned bus, stops at MLK, BeltLine, Krog Street Market, Ponce City Market, plus Buckhead highlights.
“Amanda and Aubrey were absolutely amazing. The level of detail that is involved in the tour makes Atlanta that much more of a memorable experience. Communication was clear and consistent. All of the stops were well organized and interesting. I would go on the tour a second time. Definitely worth the time and money.”
Guided Atlanta bike tour with snacks, visiting Oakland Cemetery, Krog Street Tunnel, BeltLine, Inman Park, MLK Historic Site, and more.
“My son and I took this tour and had a lovely time with our guide, Cory. It was a beautiful day and we really enjoyed learning more about Atlanta.”
Walk Inman Park and the BeltLine Eastside Trail, taste 5 bites plus a cocktail at Krog Street Market, and end at the Krog Street Tunnel.
“Javi was an amazing guide and his knowledge and stories coupled with the food stops make this a highly recommended tour. You will not leave hungry. We enjoy food tours and this is one of the best we have experienced.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
