Top Georgia Art & Culture

Enjoy an exciting tournament and a royal feast with a trip to Atlanta’s Medieval Times, and spend an evening in a sumptuous castle lined with coats of arms, artifacts and armor. See a thrilling display of horsemanship and falconry as you linger over a medieval-style, four-course meal. Hear the pounding of hooves in the Grand Ceremonial Arena, cheer your personal knight through a series of jousting rounds, then see Queen Maria Isabella crown the evening’s champion with plenty of fanfare and pomp.

Explore Atlanta’s historic homes outside the perimeter of the city with this half-day private tour. With a dedicated guide in the lead, you’ll be able to ask plenty of questions while visiting the Archibald Smith Plantation Home, Barrington Hall, and Bulloch Hall. Learn about the typical Southern style of architecture and what important historical events took place at each location.

FROM HAWKINS TO THE UPSIDE DOWN: STRANGER THINGS "11" BEST FILMING LOCATIONS Experience for yourself the filming locations you watched in the Stranger Things's sci-fi serie episodes. This private guided tour will take you to the terrorized by a otherwordly creature small fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. Then, you will follow the footsteps of the band of pesky meddling kids- including one with telekinetic powers- who make it their mission to save the world.

Milledgeville's Trolley Tour is the best way to take in the town. A drive through the landmark historic district includes rotating visits to the Old State Capitol, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Sallie-Ellis Davis House, Rose Hill and the Brown-Stetson-Sanford House. Tour stops vary daily. Please note that while our trolley is ADA compliant, not all of our historic attraction partner stops are currently ADA accessible.

Follow in the footsteps of one of America’s most important figures (and one of Atlanta’s most celebrated former residents) on this private, Martin Luther King, Jr. history tour. With just your guide for company, visit multiple locations associated with the Civil Rights leader, including his childhood home and the Ebenezer Baptist Church, and learn about his life and legacy. You’ll also stop for a hearty, Southern lunch en route.

Combine Atlanta history and sightseeing with a look at the city’s architecture on this private tour of Atlanta historic homes. Relax and enjoy views of Atlanta as your guide drives you to the Swan House, Margaret Mitchell House, and more—two tours inside the homes are included. Along the way, stop and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

See the sights of Atlanta on a private tour with a driver and guide. You'll be driven around by private vehicle to visit some of the city's hotspots and enjoy shopping at the Shops Buckhead Atlanta, an upscale retail venue. This is a great way to enjoy Atlanta with a group of friends or family, perhaps for a girls weekend or couples getaway, with the tour planned and organized for you prior to your arrival. A meal is included; when booking, select either the lunch or dinner tour.

Atlanta is pocketed with distinct neighborhoods that can be difficult to navigate for first-time visitors. Avoid the hassle and the traffic of sightseeing on your own during this guided tour of Atlanta’s hottest neighborhoods, including Buckhead. See important local landmarks and learn about “Hotlanta” culture on a tour that introduces you to the destinations that make Atlanta unique.

Learn about the history of Atlanta, Georgia, through architecture on this tour of historical homes. Tour three houses, including the outside of the elegant 1928 Swan House, and learn about each site from your guide as you go. Your other Atlanta historical home stops depend on the day of your tour, and could include a visit to the governor’s mansion, the Margaret Mitchell House, or the Rhodes Hall.

Learn about Atlanta's role in the Civil Rights Movement on this popular tour that includes two of the city's most significant cultural attractions. You'll enjoy the personalized attention of a small group tour as you explore the Center for Civil and Human Rights and the APEX Museum, plus lunch at the soul food restaurant Paschal's.

Atlanta is now the Hollywood of the South and home to #1 Reality shows. Our tour explores popular filming locations, shopping and restaurants for Atlanta's Reality TV, tour focus on TV shows RHOA and Love & Hip Hop. We also Visit popular filming locations for many other Reality shows. Go to celebrity owned businesses, Like Rasheeda Pressed Boutique, Kandi’s Tags Boutique. We drive by several exciting locations, Old Lady Gang, The Glam Shop, Puff and Petals, in Buckhead, Downtown, Castleberry Hill and SWATs. Begin by meeting up at Phipps Plaza in Buckhead, the Beverly Hills of Atlanta known for luxury, this place is where many of your favorite celebrities’ shop, dine, and live. Lunch is included at RHOA Porsha Williams' Fiancé Dennis's The Original Hot Dog Factory. Explore Atlanta's Reality TV industry, perhaps bump into a favorite celebrities. Get ready to spill the tea!. Please note we only go outside of the Tyler Perry Studios, light walking involved. Plenty of photo opportunities!

Historic 2-hour "walking tour" covers a 2 mile area that starts and ends in the same location. Walk through the actual locations were history was made. Tour provides guest a glimpse into the History of Atlanta, Civil War to Civil Rights. Hear combined stories from the 1864 Battle of Atlanta with the 1964 Civil Rights, at locations where both intersect on the battlefield. This battle is known not only for its strategic and military significance but also for political importance. Highlights include: Creek Indians, Atlanta's Birth and Development, Civil War, The Burning of Atlanta, The Battle of Atlanta in East Atlanta, Rebuilding the City, Segregation - White Flight Integration and Gentrification. The Battle of Atlanta was fought on July 22, 1864, just southeast of Atlanta, Georgia. Union forces commanded by William T. Sherman, wanting to neutralize the important rail and supply hub, defeated Confederate forces defending the city under John B. Hood.

Our MLK, Jr. Heritage tour has been adapted. Tour is conducted by local historian Ms. Stephanie, who has lived and worked in Atlanta for thirty plus years, and worked for Three Mayors of Atlanta. An overview of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from his formative years as a youth growing up on Auburn Ave, once called the riches Negro streets in the world and Dr. Kings impact as a leader in the Civil Rights Movement. Although access to the buildings in the National Historic Park, (the Visitor Center, Ebenezer Baptist Church and Dr. King’s birth home) are closed, we are conducting a walking tour of the area and its legendary history. Tour begins at the Visitor Center, Short walk to Auburn Ave and hear of it’s, illustrious history and fame, Continue on Auburn to the neighborhood of King’s boyhood home, Also on Auburn is the beautiful Reflecting Pool and the tombs of Dr. and Mrs. King, Jr. End at Ebenezer Baptist Church where Dr. King, Jr, senior and grandfather pastored.

Discover the most famous landmarks and lesser known historic points-of-interest of Savannah on a 90-minute walking tour. With four possible start times during the high-season, you can easily begin the tour when it’s convenient for your busy sightseeing schedule. Follow your guide down the city’s oak lined streets and make stops at Colonial Park Cemetery, the Hanging Square, the spot where Forrest Gump enjoyed his box of chocolates, and much more.

Purchase a cigar or bring your own! Stop at a local pub for a drink to enjoy with your cigar as we are strolling through Savannah's Landmark Historic District. As we stroll, learning the rich history of Savannah's Rogues, Rascals, and Heroes!