VIP Keys to the City Tour in Atlanta

Bask beneath the glow of The fabulous Fox theater show lights. This nearly 100-year-old iconic landmark has entertained generation after generation in a grand style like few others can. It's stunning morish and Arabian architecture are only highlighted by the beautiful ceiling that floats above guests from their seats in the main gallery. As the lights go down watch the Stars across this night sky sparkle and shine.(pass by)

Welcome to the Atlanta Fed's Monetary Museum. By exploring an exhibit of historical artifacts, you'll discover the fascinating story of money—from barter to modern times. You'll also learn about the turbulent history of banking in America and see examples of rare coins and currency. [Just stop on the drawer subject to availability in group size](1 hr)

Step back into Atlanta's Gilded Age at the historic Wimbish House, a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion completed in 1906. Once home to one of Atlanta's prominent families and later the longtime headquarters of the Atlanta Woman's Club, this architectural gem stands as a reminder of the elegant Peachtree Street that existed before modern skyscrapers transformed Midtown. Its ornate stonework, grand interiors, and rich history offer a glimpse into Atlanta's rise as a prosperous Southern city.(pass by)

Discover one of Atlanta's most celebrated destinations at Ponce City Market, a vibrant mixed-use landmark housed inside the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. distribution center built in 1926. Today, this beautifully restored building is home to award-winning restaurants, boutique shops, local artisans, and rooftop attractions, blending Atlanta's industrial heritage with its creative energy. Adjacent to the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, Ponce City Market perfectly captures the city's transformation from historic railroad hub to one of America's most dynamic urban destinations. This will be the final stop and final destination which will bring our tour to a conclusion..(pass by)

Discover AmericasMart, one of the world's largest wholesale marketplaces. With three massive interconnected buildings, it welcomes buyers from around the globe and showcases Atlanta's importance as a hub for international business, design, and commerce.(pass by)

Begin your Atlanta Legacy Tour inside the breathtaking Marriott Marquis, home to one of the world's most spectacular hotel atriums. Designed by legendary architect John Portman, this 52-story architectural masterpiece has become an Atlanta icon and has appeared in films including The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. As you look skyward, discover how one visionary helped transform Atlanta into a global city and prepare to unlock the stories that shaped its people, places, and soul.(15 min)

Admire one of Atlanta's earliest luxury high-rise apartment buildings, completed in 1913 and designed by renowned architect William L. Stoddart. Marketed as "the South's most luxurious apartments," this elegant Beaux-Arts landmark reflected Atlanta's growing prosperity and helped redefine upscale urban living. Together with the Georgian Terrace and Fox Theatre, it forms one of the city's most iconic historic intersections.(pass by)

Admire this modest apartment where Margaret Mitchell wrote much of her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Gone With the Wind. Today, this historic house museum tells the story of one of America's most influential authors while exploring the novel's lasting impact on Atlanta and the world.(pass by)

Step into Atlanta's glamorous past at the historic Georgian Terrace Hotel, an elegant Beaux-Arts landmark that has welcomed presidents, celebrities, and travelers since 1911. Best known for hosting the lavish premiere gala of Gone With the Wind in 1939, the hotel remains one of the city's most iconic architectural treasures and a symbol of Atlanta's rich cultural heritage.(15 min)

Discover the most iconic stretch of Atlanta's celebrated Eastside Trail. Once an abandoned railroad corridor, this vibrant linear park has been transformed into one of America's most successful urban redevelopment projects, connecting neighborhoods through art, nature, history, and community. As you stroll beneath Atlanta's tree canopy, you'll encounter rotating public art installations, local gathering spaces, cafés, and skyline views before arriving at the magnificent Ponce City Market—an iconic landmark reborn from the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. distribution center. More than a walking trail, the BeltLine is where Atlanta comes together to experience the city's creativity, energy, and ever-evolving story. �(15 min)

Piedmont Park is Atlanta's front yard—a 200+ acre urban oasis where history, culture, and nature meet. Originally the site of the 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition, the park still preserves historic stone terraces and landscapes that witnessed Atlanta's emergence onto the world stage. Today, visitors can stroll scenic walking trails, enjoy breathtaking skyline views, relax beside Lake Clara Meer, and explore one of America's most beloved city parks. Bordering the Atlanta Botanical Garden and the vibrant BeltLine, Piedmont Park offers a perfect blend of Southern history, outdoor recreation, and the energy of modern Atlanta.(25 min)

Discover Colony Square, America's first modern mixed-use development and a pioneering model for urban living. Opened in 1969, this visionary complex combined offices, residences, shopping, dining, and entertainment into one vibrant destination, helping spark Midtown Atlanta's transformation into the thriving cultural and business district it is today.(25 min)

Bordering beautiful Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is one of the nation's premier botanical gardens. Spanning 30 acres, it features stunning themed gardens, seasonal floral displays, a tropical conservatory, and the internationally acclaimed Canopy Walk, offering visitors an unforgettable experience where nature, art, and horticulture come together in the heart of Midtown Atlanta.(pass by)