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The Hub at Peachtree Center
Passing through Downtown Atlanta's historic hotel district, dotted with significant landmarks and compelling stories.
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Centennial Olympic Park
A drive-by of Centennial Olympic Park, built for the 1996 Olympic Games and now a central hub for attractions like the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, and CNN.
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Underground Atlanta
Experience the heart of Atlanta's origins at Underground Atlanta. Discover fascinating, lesser-known facts and see the Five Points District and the birthplace of Coca-Cola.
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Georgia State Capitol
Witness Atlanta's Black Political Power with a view of the Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta City Hall, and the Fulton County Courthouse.
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Historic Neighborhoods
A glimpse of one of Atlanta's earliest Black neighborhoods, including the former Fulton County Stadium and Turner Field.
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Atlanta Olympic Cauldron Tower
View the Olympic Stadium and Torch, reliving moments from the 1996 Olympics. Learn intriguing facts, including those about baseball legend Hank Aaron.
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Tyler Perry Studios
A brief stop for photos and group pictures. Note: Access to the studio's welcome entrance is restricted until after 5 PM on Fridays, and all day on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, as per Tyler Perry management.
· 10 min
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The Original Madea House
See the original Madea House, a filming location for popular Tyler Perry movies such as 'Diary of a Mad Black Woman' and 'Family Reunion'.
· 5 min
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West End Atlanta
Explore West End Atlanta, a historically significant and spiritually rich neighborhood known for its pro-Black heritage, vibrant local businesses, beautiful Victorian homes, and striking street art murals. Includes a restroom break.
· 20 min
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Historic Bookstore and Culture Center
Visit Atlanta's oldest Black-owned bookstore and cultural center, adorned with impressive street art murals and surrounded by renowned Black-owned businesses.
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HBCU/Atlanta University Center
Discover the HBCU/Atlanta University Center, the largest consortium of Black colleges in the nation, including Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, Morris Brown College, the Interdenominational Theological Center, and Morehouse School of Medicine. Hear powerful stories and see famous film and TV locations.
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Civil Rights Landmarks
Observe historic Civil Rights landmarks, encompassing schools, former restaurants and businesses, Civil Rights headquarters, and residences of Civil Rights activists.
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Mercedes Benz Stadium
A drive-by through The Gulch offers impressive views of Mercedes Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and the Atlanta skyline.
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Castleberry Hill
Experience Castleberry Hill, Atlanta's hidden gem for eclectic art galleries and a laid-back atmosphere. This area has served as a filming location for famous movies and TV shows. See Paschal’s Restaurant, HJ Russell, and Escobar Restaurant & Tapas.
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Sweet Auburn
Explore Sweet Auburn, once the wealthiest Negro Street in the world. See Woodruff Park, the Atlanta Daily World (the first Black daily newspaper), Atlanta Life, Apex Museum, Royal Peacock, SCLC Headquarters, historic Black churches, beautiful Civil Rights art murals, and famous film locations.
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Lunch Stop
Enjoy a 35-minute stop at Atlanta's historic gem for lunch. Choose from a variety of independent, family-owned eateries offering Soul food, BBQ, New Orleans, Seafood, West African, and Asian cuisines. Options also include fresh fruit, herbs, and spices. Visit Grady Hospital and Butler Street YMCA. Includes a restroom break.
· 35 min
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Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park
Spend 30 minutes at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park, the home of a pivotal freedom fighter. Visit Ebenezer Baptist Church, Dr. King's Birth Home, The King Center, and more. Includes a restroom break.
· 30 min