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Discover Atlanta's rich Black history and civil rights legacy on this engaging 4-hour tour. Explore iconic neighborhoods like Summerhill, The West End, Old 4th Ward, and the Historic Sweet Auburn Ave District, each brimming with stories that shaped the city and the nation.
From civil rights landmarks to the birthplace of Coca-Cola, this tour offers a deep dive into Atlanta's cultural and political milestones. You'll visit historic sites, learn about groundbreaking HBCUs, and see famous film and TV locations, including Tyler Perry Studios. It's a comprehensive journey that highlights why Atlanta is known as "The Black Mecca".
Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or just curious about Atlanta's pivotal role in Black history, this experience provides a full immersion. With expert guides and plenty of photo stops, you'll leave with a richer understanding of this groundbreaking city.
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours and 15 minutes.
The tour is conducted in English.
Yes. Infants and small children can ride in strollers, and the tour is suitable for all fitness levels.
Your ticket includes bottled water, an air-conditioned vehicle, a fully narrated guide, and up to five stops for photos and exploration. Lunch is optional.
Gratuities are suggested. Food, child car seats, and parking fees (ranging from $10 to $30) are not included.
This is a standard group tour with set stops. It’s not private, and no skipping options are available.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure for a full refund.
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Downtown Atlanta's historic hotel district filled with landmarks and stories.
Built for the 1996 Olympic Games, featuring attractions like the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, and CNN.
The heart of Atlanta! See Five Points District and the birthplace of Coca-Cola, along with fascinating facts.
Atlanta's Black political power centers: City Hall, Fulton County Courthouse, and Government Center.
One of Atlanta’s first Black neighborhoods, including Fulton County Stadium and Turner Field.
Olympic Stadium and torch, with stories about Hank Aaron and Atlanta’s 1996 Olympics.
Photo stop at Tyler Perry Studios. Visitors can enter the studio after 5pm on Fridays, all day Saturday and Sunday, and holidays.
Visit the original Madea House from Tyler Perry movies like "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" and "Family Reunion."
West End Atlanta, a historic neighborhood rich in culture, street art, and Black-owned businesses. Includes a bathroom break.
Visit Atlanta’s oldest Black-owned bookstore and cultural center, surrounded by murals and local businesses.
Explore the Atlanta University Center, home to Morehouse, Spelman, Clark Atlanta, and other HBCUs. Learn about their history and film locations.
See civil rights landmarks, including schools, restaurants, businesses, and historic residences.
Cruise through the Gulch for views of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and downtown Atlanta’s skyline.
Explore Atlanta’s art scene at the Castleberry Hill film lot, with stops at Paschal’s Restaurant, HJ Russell, and Escobar Restaurant & Tapas.
Visit once Atlanta’s wealthiest Black neighborhood, featuring Woodruff Park, Atlanta Daily World, Atlanta Life, Apex Museum, and historic sites.
Lunch break at local eateries offering soul food, BBQ, seafood, West African, and Asian cuisines, plus fresh fruit and herbs. Includes a bathroom stop.
Visit Ebenezer Baptist Church, MLK’s birthplace, The King Center, and more in the MLK historic district. Includes a bathroom stop.
Meet at the hotel’s curbside
Meetup at the hotel’s STREET curbside for pickup. Look for the big grey sign displaying “Marriott Marquis Atlanta,” directly across from the Hyatt Regency. Paid parking is available one block away. Please arrive 15 minutes early.
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Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $74.00 per person