Tours & Activities in Atlanta

The core historical part of Atlanta offers a great insight to Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement.
Explore his birthplace, church, and where he is buried next to his wife, Coretta Scott King.
On this tour, we talk about Atlanta's unique history: the Civil War, Coca-Cola, The Civil Rights Movement, etc. Also, we talk about Atlanta today: the world's busiest airport (Hartsfield-Jackson), The Olympics, and Jackson Street Bridge (if you have seen The Walking Dead this is for you).
Some of the stops included on the tour are: 

• Municipal Market. 
• Wheat Street Baptist Church. 
• Ebenezer Baptist Church. 
• The King Center. 
• Historic Fire Station No. 6 
• MLK Birth Home. 
• Bungalows and Shotgun Houses. 
• Visitor's Center. 
• International Civil Rights Walk of Fame. 
• Jackson Street Bridge. 

Useful information:
- We walk over 3 miles ( 3'2 km more or less).

You will find yourself in front of the Olympic Rings heralding the entrance to Centennial Park.  As you waltz down the park and see, quilt by quilt, how this worldwide event came to fruition in Atlanta, you will hear the tragic story of the bombing that occurred one fateful night.

From there, you will be in tourist ground zero.  All within a 3 minute walk you can explore the Georgia Aquarium, The World of Coca-Cola, and the National Civil Rights Museum (the highest ranked attraction on Tripadvisor.)  You'll get insight as to how Atlanta became the genesis of the Civil Rights Movement and learn about the bizarre beginnings of the most famous soft drink in the world.

From there, you'll leave the comfort of the park and explore a bit of downtown Atlanta.  You will be welcomed by the Skyview: our signature Ferris Wheel, and glimpse the marquee of The Tabernacle, a popular concert hall.  Just a bit further down you'll learn about Ted Turner's private life, CNN, and his Montana Grill.

And finally, we explore the impressive Westin Peachtree Hotel, Walton Spring Park, before ending at the South's favorite breakfast joint: Waffle House.

By the end of this tour you'll be able to answer such burning questions as:

• When were the Olympics held in Atlanta and why was it such a success?
• Who was Richard Jewell and what play did he play in the bombing?
• What makes the Georgia Aquarium the #1 rated aquarium in the country?
• Did Coca-Cola really contain traces of...ehem...illegal drugs?
• How did Atlanta native Martin Luther King Jr., spur an entire movement that changed the world?

And lots more.  Come experience it for yourself and discover why Centennial Park is at the top of every travelers bucket list in Atlanta!