Tours in Atlanta, Georgia

Explore Atlanta through curated tours that highlight the city’s neighborhoods, history, and hidden corners. On this page, you’ll find all our articles related to Things to Do: Tours—from walks along the BeltLine and civil rights history routes around Auburn Avenue, to film location tours in Midtown and behind-the-scenes experiences at major attractions. Each guide focuses on what to expect, typical costs, timing, and who each tour is best suited for, so you can quickly decide what fits your plans.

Tours matter in Atlanta because the city’s stories are spread across distinct districts like Downtown, Old Fourth Ward, Grant Park, and Buckhead, and it’s easy to miss the details without local context. These articles help you compare options, avoid common pitfalls like traffic and parking surprises, and choose tours that match your interests—whether you’re interested in Atlanta’s role in the civil rights movement, food and brewery routes, or family-friendly outings—so you can make informed decisions and plan your next step with confidence.

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ATL Cruzers Electric Car Tour

Exploring downtown Atlanta can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re trying to cover history, neighborhoods, and major attractions in just a few hours. The ATL Cruzers Electric Car Tour is designed to make that easier, giving you a guided overview of the city while you ride in a small, open-sided electric car.

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Atlanta BeltLine Walking Tour

The Atlanta BeltLine walking tour is one of the best ways to experience the city’s neighborhoods, public art, food, and green space all at once. Whether you live in Atlanta or you’re just visiting, walking the BeltLine lets you see the city at street level, at your own pace.

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Atlanta Ghosts And Legends Night Tour

Atlanta may be known for its skyline, traffic, and sports, but once the sun goes down, a different city comes alive—one filled with Civil War spirits, restless hotel guests, and Southern legends that refuse to fade. An Atlanta Ghosts and Legends Night Tour is a popular way to explore this haunted side of the city while getting a crash course in local history, architecture, and true crime.

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Atlanta Street Art And Tiny Doors Tour

Atlanta has quietly become one of the street art capitals of the South. From massive murals along the BeltLine to tiny hidden doors tucked into brick walls, the city’s neighborhoods are full of creative surprises.