Jackson Street Bridge, Atlanta

Embark on a guided walking tour of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park in Atlanta. Walk the same streets once traversed by Dr. King and see the places where he worked, lived, and worshipped including the Ebenezer Baptist Church and the Prince Hall Grand Lodge. Meet your guide at the Behold Monument at the entrance to the King National Historical Park. Listen to amazing stories of civil rights leaders that seamlessly weave through the history of Martin Luther King JR, the civil rights movement, and the city of Atlanta. Learn about the work of Dr. King with a visit to the Freedom Hall of the King Center. See the Ebenezer Baptist Church, the church where he served as co-pastor with his father. Visit Prince Hall Grand Lodge, which was the headquarters of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference during the 1960s. Visit the King Center and see a variety of photos and artifacts related to his life. Take in the phenomenal views at the Jackson Street Bridge. By the end of the tour, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of the life and enduring legacy of Martin Luther King.

Hop on and off a bus to explore the city of Atlanta and beyond. Visit historical landmarks, street art, celebrity attractions, local markets, and museums. Make different stops throughout Atlanta that allow you to hop on and off at various locations like Edgewood Ave, to Dr. Martin Luther King Museum, and more. Make your experience worthwhile as it incorporates various musical elements that make for a vibrant upbeat tour. With a blend of tourists and local attractions the city has to offer, receive a well-rounded understanding of the local community. Take a variety of pictures and videos that you will cherish for years to come and have an amazing time.

Discover the oldest African American community in Atlanta on a guided bus tour. Visit the family home of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, the home of the first black millionaire in Atlanta, and the Atlanta University Center. Start in Blandtown to experience the oldest African American community since the Civil War. Then, head to Vine City to visit the family home of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, the home the family lived in at the time of his passing, and the home of the first black millionaire in Atlanta, Alonzo Herndon. Continue to Castleberry Hill, Atlanta AU Center, the home of Morehouse, Clark Atlanta, and Spellman. Drive through the West End, Mechanicsville, Pittsburgh, Peoplestown, Summerhill, the home of the 1996 Olympics, Sweet Auburn, and finally the Old Fourth Ward. Learn about the present-day issue of gentrification and how it has its roots in the Antebellum Era of Atlanta. Hear about the African American accomplishments, struggles, and pains they had to endure. Take a step back in time as you discuss the construction of Interstate 75, Interstate 20, and the devastating effect it had on the African American community. As you drive through today's existing neighborhoods, see visual documentation showing images of these communities in the past.

Our 3-hour private tour whisks you through these iconic Walking Dead locations, each step guided by a local guide and comfortable transportation. Prepare to stand where Rick first faced the horde on the towering Jackson Street Bridge and feel the adrenaline surge of that initial, desperate scramble for survival. Gaze upon the unsettling dome of the Capitol, once a symbol of order, now a chilling monument to the Whisperers’ brutal might. Find solace in the verdant serenity of Grant Park, where fragile communities sought solace, offering a poignant glimpse of humanity’s enduring spirit. Unmask the deceptive facade of Terminus, venturing into the scrapyard that hid a gruesome secret, and learn the harsh lesson of betrayal amidst the apocalypse. Unravel the intricate web of lies woven at the “CDC,” the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, and understand the constant struggle to decipher truth from cunning manipulation.