Atlanta Highlights Tour with DTours: City Sights in 3 Hours

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking with frequent stops to stretch and sightsee.

Overview

Get a fast-paced, expertly guided look at Atlanta’s most significant cultural and historic sites with DTours. Perfect for those tight on time but eager to absorb the city’s spirit in just three hours.

Fayetteville, Georgia

Atlanta Highlights DTour

$150 per person | Private Tour

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Date

Thu, Oct 30

Travelers

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the essence of Atlanta in just three hours with our exclusive 'Best Of' tour. Let us take care of the driving while you explore the city's highlights, ensuring you make the most of your limited time. Perfect for those seeking a memorable overview of Atlanta's vibrant culture and attractions.

If there's a tour time you'd like and you do NOT see it on the calendar, please email dan@dtour.me or call 470-715-3870 for more available times. We often offer tours that are not listed on this calendar!

Rates

Person - $150

Duration

3 Hours

About

Only have a few hours and can’t figure out what to see? Let us handle the driving as we pack in a 3-hr ‘Best Of’ Atlanta to give you a comprehensive overview of our city.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early

Plan to arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled departure to ensure a timely start.

Bring a Camera

Keep your camera or smartphone ready—there are plenty of chances to capture iconic urban views during stops.

Dress Comfortably

Wear comfortable shoes and layered clothing suitable for the weather, as the tour involves some walking between stops.

Book in Advance

Slots can fill quickly; advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred tour time.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Eastern Gray Squirrel
Red-Tailed Hawk

History

Atlanta played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement and was the host city for the 1996 Olympic Games, shaping its identity as a center of progress and culture.

Conservation

Urban green spaces like Piedmont Park and the BeltLine trail network integrate conservation efforts that focus on native flora and sustainable city development.