Walking Tours

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New Orleans
French Quarter Tour

Through the history of Marie Laveau, famed voodoo queen, the absinthe-tinged writings of William Faulkner, the roguish dealings of Captain Jean Lafitte, and the depraved experiments of Madame Lalaurie, we’ll guide you through one of the most memorable cities in the world.

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Atlanta
Sweet Auburn Tour

Come explore Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn District, a neighborhood on the pulse of the country’s Civil Rights history, and a hub for change. We’ll explore several important monuments to the cause, including the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr, the John Lewis Memorial, and the Madam CJ Walker museum.

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Miami Beach, Florida, USA on Ocean Drive.

Miami Beach Tour

Prepare to recognize some spots on our tour from major hits like Miami Vice, Scarface, Something About Mary, The Birdcage, and more! We will tell you you how this area transitioned from its days as a swamp, to a luxury resort, to a military training ground, and, finally, to one of the United States’ hottest vacation destination.

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The White House in Washington DC, United States

DC Historical Tour

Washington DC is the heartbeat of our nation, home to our capitol, our legislature, and a lot of really intriguing history. (They have the Smithsonian, after all.) If politics seem dry to you, we aim to change that—from the cloak-and-dagger intrigue of the Pinkerton Detective Agency to the infamous tragedy of the Lincoln assassination, we’ll examine the events and locations that changed our nation.

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DC Embassy Row Tour

As you walk this beautiful tour, you’ll learn how this avenue of affluence became home to the embassies of over 40 countries and the backstories and scandals behind the walls of these impressive estates.

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Philadelphia Tour

We’ll take you past some of the grandest public buildings, quaint colonial neighborhoods, soaring brick churches, and historic shopping districts. We’ll share with you the dynamic and inspiring history that shaped our country and unique stories and insights about some of Philadelphia’s early citizens.

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Boston
Beacon Hill Tour

Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood is one of the most desirable zip codes in the continental United States, home to centuries’ old mansions and the center of Massachusetts state government. We’ll walk you through Boston Commons and a portion of the Black History Trail, as well as historical churches and municipal buildings.

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New Orleans
Garden District Tour

The Garden District was created by a part of 19th century society determined to live apart from what it considered the “bawdy and common” side of New Orleans, represented by the French Quarter and waterfront areas. We’ll be exploring the rich history of this opulent enclave, venturing away from our hectic modern society and into a time of near magical grace.

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San Diego Tour

The Gaslamp Quarter is a small section of San Diego’s sweeping metropolis, but it’s packed with rich history and scandal alike. Join us as we explore carriage works, haunted hotels, the favored haunts of such characters as lawman Wyatt Earp and Ah Quin (the unofficial but beloved mayor of Chinatown), and much much more.

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Nice, France Tour

With its Belle Epoque, Art Deco and Baroque styles, Nice boasts a rich architectural heritage, with its sugarloaf-shaped domes and remarkable apartment blocks adorned with mosaics and bas-reliefs. The city is a veritable open-air museum for lovers of eclectic architecture.

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Atlanta Downtown & Centennial Park

Atlanta, the most interesting city in the American Southeast.  From its early days as a railroad terminus and major transportation hub to being the home of the largest airport in the world for passenger traffic, Atlanta has always been a crossroads of the country. 

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Boston Revolution

One of the most historically significant cities in the country, Boston is home to some of the nation’s oldest buildings and several archaeological sites in addition to newer landmarks. We’ll take you through an entire timeline of events and impactful locations—from the Boston Tea Party to Paul Revere’s famous ride to the Holocaust Museum.

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