• The Hub at Peachtree Center - A historic hotel district in Downtown Atlanta, rich with landmarks and compelling stories.
• Centennial Olympic Park - Created for the 1996 Olympic Games, this is Atlanta’s main attraction hub, featuring the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, CNN, and more.
• Underground Atlanta - The heart of Atlanta and the city’s origin.
• Discover amazing unknown facts! Visit Five Points District and the Birthplace of Coca Cola.
• Georgia State Capitol - A symbol of Atlanta’s Black Political Power.
• Atlanta’s Government Center
• Atlanta City Hall
• Fulton County Courthouse
• Summerhill - One of Atlanta’s first Black neighborhoods.
• Fulton County Stadium
• Turner Field
• Atlanta Olympic Cauldron Tower - Experience the Olympic Stadium & Torch and relive the 1996 Olympic moments. Discover amazing unknown facts about baseball legend Hank Aaron.
• Tyler Perry Studios - A fun stop for selfies and group photos.
  *Note: Visitors can enter the studio welcome entrance area after 5pm on Fridays, and all day on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays as per Tyler Perry management.
• Madea’s House - The original Madea House where Tyler Perry filmed popular movies like “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” and “Family Reunion.”
• West End Historic District - West End Atlanta is one of the city’s spiritually rich and pro-Black historic neighborhoods, featuring great local Black-owned businesses, beautiful Victorian homes, and stunning street art murals.

*Bathroom Stop

• Shrine of the Black Madonna - Atlanta’s oldest Black-owned bookstore and cultural center.
  *Great street art murals and famous Black-owned businesses.
• Atlanta University Center Historic District - The HBCU/Atlanta University Center is the largest consortium of Black colleges in the country, including Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, Morris Brown College, Interdenominational Theological Center, and Morehouse School of Medicine.
• Rich, powerful stories.
• Famous film & TV locations.
• Vine City - Explore historic Civil Rights landmarks, from schools and historic restaurants to Civil Rights headquarters and residences of Civil Rights soldiers.
• Mercedes Benz Stadium - Enjoy a cruise through the Gulch and take in the stunning views of Mercedes Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and Downtown Atlanta’s beautiful skyline.
• Castleberry Hill Historic District - Atlanta’s hidden gem, known for its eclectic, laid-back, and rich art gallery scene. The Castleberry filming backlot is famous for movies & TV shows.
• Paschal’s Restaurant
• HJ Russell
• Escobar Restaurant & Tapas
• Sweet Auburn - Once the richest African American street in the world.
• Woodruff Park, Atlanta Daily World (the first Black daily newspaper)
• Atlanta Life, Apex Museum, Royal Peacock,
• SCLC Headquarters, Historic Black churches
• Beautiful Civil Rights art murals
• Famous film locations
• The Municipal Market - *Atlanta’s historic gem! A perfect lunch stop with great food and snack options from independent/family-owned eateries offering soul food, BBQ, New Orleans, seafood, West African & Asian cuisines, and a wide selection of fresh fruits, herbs, spices, and more.
• Grady Hospital
• Butler Street YMCA

*Bathroom Stop

• Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site - Home to one of the greatest freedom fighters, Dr. MLK Jr! Visit Ebenezer Baptist Church, MLK’s Birth Home, The King Center, and more.

*Bathroom Stop

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Fully Narrated/Local Tour Guide
• Up to 5 stops for photos and exploring (lunch-stop is optional)

• Gratuities (suggested)
• Food
• Child Car Seat
• Parking rates range $10-$30 Parking lots are located about one block from Atlanta Marriott Marquis

Join this captivating Black History and Civil Rights tour as time unfolds. Discover African-American heritage in the heart of the Civil Rights Movement. Explore historic sites and renowned black historic neighborhoods such as Summerhill, The West End, Downtown Atlanta, Old 4th Ward, and the Historic Sweet Auburn Ave District. Over the course of this 4-hour tour, immerse yourself in black culture and arts, civil rights landmarks, pioneering HBCUs, Tyler Perry Studios, as well as iconic Hollywood film and TV locations, and more. These elements contribute to Atlanta’s nickname “The Black Mecca,” making it a premier destination for Black History and Culture. This tour offers a deeper experience than any other, allowing a full appreciation of the historical and cultural importance of this remarkable city.

• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
• Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel is the meet-up location for all travelers. Good location for using the Marta train, Uber/Lyft transportation. The hotel has comfortable lobby seating, clean bathrooms, and a Starbucks (opened 6am-1pm only) Hotel Parking is available, but isn’t free! There’s parking garages & lots are located about one block from the hotel. Parking rates range $10-$30. Most important, arrive 20-30 minutes before tour departure.
• Tour operates in all weather. Umbrella or rain poncho is recommended for for light rain. For extreme weather conditions, please call the phone number on your voucher to reconfirm tour operation.
• The morning tour starts from 10:00am and the afternoon tour 1:30pm

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.