Asheville Tuk History Tour with Tuk It
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required.
Overview
Ride through Asheville’s iconic landmarks and historic sites with Tuk It’s 1.5-hour Tuk History Tour. Discover local architecture, sports culture, and dining tips in a personalized, easy-paced journey.
Asheville Tuk History Tour
$45/Person (age 6+) | Free: (Age 5 & under) | 1.5 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating 1.5-hour tour of Asheville, exploring its rich history and stunning architecture. Visit iconic sites like the Asheville Tourists stadium and the Flat Iron Building, while discovering local dining and activities tailored to your interests. Enjoy convenient pickup options for a seamless experience.
Asheville Tuk History Tour
Rates
Per Person: $45 (age 6+) Free: (Age 5 & under) (Includes tax & booking fees) (Tips for driver guide not included)
Duration
1.5 hours
About
This is a tour of the City of Asheville, covering several historical and architectural sites around town. From the Asheville Tourists baseball stadium, to the Asheville City & Buncombe County buildings, our own Asheville Flat Iron Building, the S&W Building and more! We also point out things to do and places to eat per your interest and preferences.
Stops:
- Depending on time and preference
Our driver will call you prior to your tour to confirm pickup at your hotel or parking garage, which will be your start and stop point. Or, PARK FOR FREE at our office and begin and end your tour from 515 Short McDowell St., #6.
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable shoes
Even though this is a seated tour, you may want to explore some stops on foot briefly.
Bring a camera
Photo opportunities abound, especially at the Flat Iron Building and Asheville Tourists stadium.
Arrive early for pickup
Ensure smooth departure by being ready at your hotel or pickup location a few minutes before scheduled time.
Personalize your tour
Share your interests with your guide to get tailored dining and activity recommendations around Asheville.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban squirrels
- Local songbirds around city parks
History
Asheville’s Flat Iron Building dates back to early 1900s, inspired by New York’s iconic Flatiron, marking a period of rapid architectural growth.
Conservation
Tuk It promotes sustainable tourism by using small electric vehicles to minimize footprint while showcasing Asheville’s urban environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light jacket
Spring breezes can be cool during the evening or rainy days.
spring specific
Sunscreen
Protect your skin during daytime tours, especially on sunny days.
summer specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture Asheville’s unique architectural landmarks and street scenes.
Comfortable footwear
You may want to stroll briefly at certain stops to soak up the atmosphere.