Unexpected Atlanta Tours & Gifts

29/02/2024

You've probably seen the huge mural in Sweet Auburn honoring Congressman John Lewis (even if just from the Grady curve), but it's not the only art on the street.

The Sweet Auburn Mural Project is very much worth seeing for yourself, but in case you can't make it there yourself, hears a peak.

28/02/2024

Jacob Elsas has the only mausoleum with a door facing Memorial. Find out why on our Grant Park Food and History Tour!....hint hint, those smoke stacks have something to do with it.

25/02/2024

Road Art 🎨 ✨️🤌
The art in Cabbagetown is always changing. Take one of our Cabbagetown art tours to see for yourself and learn more about the people who make it possible.

21/02/2024

Tired of being locked up in traffic? Join on a walking tour instead!

18/02/2024

Have you seen the newest (not so tiny) tiny door? It's 658 times bigger than her normal tiny doors!

Join us on a Cabbagetown Art Tour and see for yourself ✨️

11/02/2024

Take our M.L.K Jr History Tour, see the Jackson Street Bridge❗️

Usher likes the view.

09/02/2024

It's a beautiful day in the Old Fourth Ward.

08/02/2024

Did you know The Curb Market is over 100 years old!?

Learn the history of Atlanta’s oldest food hall while enjoying its delicious meals on or Curb Market Food and History Tour.

03/02/2024

📢New tour alert ⚠️

❗️❗️ Cabbagetown Street Art Tour❗️❗️

Explore some of the city's most famous murals, graffiti, and installations on a guided walking tour of Cabbagetow, Krog street tunnel, and the Atlanta Beltline.

See these neighborhoods with new insights and historic context and become an artist yourself.

30/01/2024

Oakland Cemetery will reopen on Feb 1st!🍾

They've been closed to public for road repair, but soon, the wait is over.

Join us on a Grant Park Food and History Tour to explore the cities oldest public park.

27/01/2024

There's no butter way to spend a rainy day.

Want to go on a walking tour without a weather worry? Come on a Historic Curb Market Food Tour and Biscuit Class!

21/01/2024

Friendly neighborhood skyscrapers🏙

Views you see when walking around the King district in winter.

skyscrapers

19/01/2024

Are you planning spring break in Atlanta? Check out our newest video.

Top ideas for a memorable and fun spring break in Atlanta. These spring break Atlanta ideas are for everyone. Enjoy the local street art scene while explorin...

15/01/2024

A reminder that Martin Luther King Jr. day is "a day on, not a day off".

07/01/2024

It's Sunday in the South, which means brunch.🍽

Guide Margret enjoyed hers at Brunch no.246 in Decatur.

Have you been there? What did you think, and more importantly, what did you eat?

04/01/2024

Cabbagetown art means more than murals. Here are a few of the other pieces you'll see when you take a stroll through the neighborhood. Scroll to see plans for a robbery!

02/01/2024

By the turn of the 20th century, Atlanta’s street car had created communities away from downtown.

As new neighborhoods took root, people wanted shops closer to their homes.

In the 1920s, Little 5 Points became one of the first commercial districts outside of downtown Atlanta.

After more than 100 years, L5P is still a hot destination. What's your favorite place to go in Little 5 Points?

31/12/2023

There’s a New Year's tradition among bird watchers that the first bird you see predicts the tone of the year ahead.

According to Bird Watch HQ, the most common bird in Atlanta is the American Robin.

Are you a bird watcher? Let us know what your New Year's Bird is for 2024.