Atlanta Night-Time City Lights Tour with Photos and Dinner Stop
by Roundabout Atlanta Tours Transportation
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This Atlanta night-time city lights tour lasts about 3 hours and 20 minutes and includes a fully narrated bus ride through several neighborhoods and landmarks illuminated after dark. The tour begins at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis hotel, where participants should arrive 25 to 30 minutes before departure. The route passes through the vibrant hotel district and continues to notable locations such as the historic Ponce de Leon Avenue, Ponce City Market, and the Old 4th Ward, known for its street art, bars, and restaurants. The tour also includes views of the Atlanta Beltline Trail and the colorful tunnel connecting Inman Park, Reynoldstown, and Cabbagetown. Up to five stops are made for photos and group pictures, including at the Jackson Street Bridge, which offers views of the downtown skyline. Participants visit landmarks like the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Park, featuring Dr. King's Birth Home, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the Behold Statue. The tour passes famous movie locations and well-known attractions such as Mercedes Benz Stadium, Centennial Park, CNN Center, State Farm Arena, the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, and SkyView Atlanta, all brightly lit at night. There is a dinner stop lasting about one hour, which varies by day: from Friday through Monday, the stop is at Krog Street Market or along the Eastside Beltline with many restaurants, rooftop bars, breweries, and food halls; on Thursdays, the stop is in East Atlanta Village, known for its local shops, bars, live music, and diverse dining options. Food and drinks are not included in the tour price and are paid for separately. The bus is air-conditioned for comfort. Parking is available near the starting point but is not included in the price. The tour operates in all weather conditions, though guests should bring rain gear if needed. Children two years old and under ride free with an accompanying adult, limited to one free child per family.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Hotel District
The tour starts in Atlanta's busy hotel district, an area with many hotels, shops, restaurants, and amenities.
Oldest Movie Palace
Pass by Atlanta's oldest and well-known movie palace during the drive.
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Drive along this historic avenue known for its cultural history, restaurants, bars, and hangout spots such as Mary Mac's Tea Room, Ponce City Market, Murder Kroger, and Clermont Lounge.
Ponce City Market
Pass by this former Sears catalog building now converted into a mixed-use complex with retail shops, restaurants, a food hall, offices, residences, and a rooftop amusement park.
Little Five Points
Stop for about 5 minutes in one of Atlanta's alternative neighborhoods, known for indie stores, vintage clothing, vinyl records, dive bars, burger joints, and Ethiopian and vegan eateries.
5 min
Ansley Park
Drive through Atlanta’s first planned residential suburb featuring Victorian-style mansions, greenery, and fine dining options.
Old 4th Ward District
See this historic neighborhood with a lively bar scene, street art murals, shops, and restaurants including Slutty Vegan, Church Bar, Joystick Arcade Bar, and Cafe Circa Lounge.
Krog Street Tunnel
Pass through the tunnel famous for street art and graffiti, connecting Inman Park, Reynoldstown, and Cabbagetown neighborhoods.
Dinner Stop at Atlanta Beltline (Friday-Monday)
Stop for about 55 minutes in the Krog Street Market area on the BeltLine, known for numerous restaurants, rooftop bars, breweries, and food halls.
55 min
Dinner Stop at Krog Street Market (Friday-Monday)
Enjoy a 55-minute dinner break at Krog Street Market offering various dining options like barbecue, sushi, and Southern fried chicken; food and drinks are not included.
55 min
Dinner Stop at East Atlanta Village (Thursdays Only)
Spend one hour in this artsy neighborhood with street art, music venues, shops, and locally owned restaurants and bars; food and drinks are excluded.
55 min
Martin Luther King Jr Historic Park
Visit the site honoring Dr. King, including the internal flame, Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Behold Statue, Dr. King's birth home, and burial site.
15 min
Jackson Street Bridge
Stop for about 5 minutes to view and photograph the downtown Atlanta skyline at this famous film location.
5 min
Midtown Atlanta
See Atlanta's outdoor mall and walkable neighborhood near 17th Street, featuring views of the city skyline.
5 min
Mercedes Benz Stadium Area
Drive past this modern stadium, home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United Soccer team, along with CNN Center and State Farm Arena.
Downtown Attractions
Pass by major attractions including the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, Civil Rights Museum, CNN Center, and SkyView Atlanta Ferris Wheel.
5 min
Meeting point
***Meetup at the hotel’s STREET curbside for pickup (You’ll see a big grey sign on the hotel STREET curbside entrance that’ll display “Marriott Marquis Atlanta” The sign is located directly across the street from the Hyatt Regency.Paid-parking is available one block from the hotel
End point
***Meetup at the hotel’s STREET curbside for pickup (You’ll see a big grey sign on the hotel STREET curbside entrance that’ll display “Marriott Marquis Atlanta” The sign is located directly across the street from the Hyatt Regency.Paid-parking is available one block from the hotel
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Atlanta Night-Time City Lights Tour with Photos and Dinner Stop
by Roundabout Atlanta Tours Transportation
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$138Overview
This Atlanta night-time city lights tour lasts about 3 hours and 20 minutes and includes a fully narrated bus ride through several neighborhoods and landmarks illuminated after dark. The tour begins at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis hotel, where participants should arrive 25 to 30 minutes before departure. The route passes through the vibrant hotel district and continues to notable locations such as the historic Ponce de Leon Avenue, Ponce City Market, and the Old 4th Ward, known for its street art, bars, and restaurants. The tour also includes views of the Atlanta Beltline Trail and the colorful tunnel connecting Inman Park, Reynoldstown, and Cabbagetown. Up to five stops are made for photos and group pictures, including at the Jackson Street Bridge, which offers views of the downtown skyline. Participants visit landmarks like the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Park, featuring Dr. King's Birth Home, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the Behold Statue. The tour passes famous movie locations and well-known attractions such as Mercedes Benz Stadium, Centennial Park, CNN Center, State Farm Arena, the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, and SkyView Atlanta, all brightly lit at night. There is a dinner stop lasting about one hour, which varies by day: from Friday through Monday, the stop is at Krog Street Market or along the Eastside Beltline with many restaurants, rooftop bars, breweries, and food halls; on Thursdays, the stop is in East Atlanta Village, known for its local shops, bars, live music, and diverse dining options. Food and drinks are not included in the tour price and are paid for separately. The bus is air-conditioned for comfort. Parking is available near the starting point but is not included in the price. The tour operates in all weather conditions, though guests should bring rain gear if needed. Children two years old and under ride free with an accompanying adult, limited to one free child per family.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Hotel District
The tour starts in Atlanta's busy hotel district, an area with many hotels, shops, restaurants, and amenities.
Oldest Movie Palace
Pass by Atlanta's oldest and well-known movie palace during the drive.
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Drive along this historic avenue known for its cultural history, restaurants, bars, and hangout spots such as Mary Mac's Tea Room, Ponce City Market, Murder Kroger, and Clermont Lounge.
Ponce City Market
Pass by this former Sears catalog building now converted into a mixed-use complex with retail shops, restaurants, a food hall, offices, residences, and a rooftop amusement park.
Little Five Points
Stop for about 5 minutes in one of Atlanta's alternative neighborhoods, known for indie stores, vintage clothing, vinyl records, dive bars, burger joints, and Ethiopian and vegan eateries.
5 min
Ansley Park
Drive through Atlanta’s first planned residential suburb featuring Victorian-style mansions, greenery, and fine dining options.
Old 4th Ward District
See this historic neighborhood with a lively bar scene, street art murals, shops, and restaurants including Slutty Vegan, Church Bar, Joystick Arcade Bar, and Cafe Circa Lounge.
Krog Street Tunnel
Pass through the tunnel famous for street art and graffiti, connecting Inman Park, Reynoldstown, and Cabbagetown neighborhoods.
Dinner Stop at Atlanta Beltline (Friday-Monday)
Stop for about 55 minutes in the Krog Street Market area on the BeltLine, known for numerous restaurants, rooftop bars, breweries, and food halls.
55 min
Dinner Stop at Krog Street Market (Friday-Monday)
Enjoy a 55-minute dinner break at Krog Street Market offering various dining options like barbecue, sushi, and Southern fried chicken; food and drinks are not included.
55 min
Dinner Stop at East Atlanta Village (Thursdays Only)
Spend one hour in this artsy neighborhood with street art, music venues, shops, and locally owned restaurants and bars; food and drinks are excluded.
55 min
Martin Luther King Jr Historic Park
Visit the site honoring Dr. King, including the internal flame, Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Behold Statue, Dr. King's birth home, and burial site.
15 min
Jackson Street Bridge
Stop for about 5 minutes to view and photograph the downtown Atlanta skyline at this famous film location.
5 min
Midtown Atlanta
See Atlanta's outdoor mall and walkable neighborhood near 17th Street, featuring views of the city skyline.
5 min
Mercedes Benz Stadium Area
Drive past this modern stadium, home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United Soccer team, along with CNN Center and State Farm Arena.
Downtown Attractions
Pass by major attractions including the World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, Civil Rights Museum, CNN Center, and SkyView Atlanta Ferris Wheel.
5 min
Meeting point
***Meetup at the hotel’s STREET curbside for pickup (You’ll see a big grey sign on the hotel STREET curbside entrance that’ll display “Marriott Marquis Atlanta” The sign is located directly across the street from the Hyatt Regency.Paid-parking is available one block from the hotel
End point
***Meetup at the hotel’s STREET curbside for pickup (You’ll see a big grey sign on the hotel STREET curbside entrance that’ll display “Marriott Marquis Atlanta” The sign is located directly across the street from the Hyatt Regency.Paid-parking is available one block from the hotel
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.