Atlanta

TV & Movie Tours

Walk in the footsteps of your favorite “Stranger Things” characters on this film locations tour. With an expert guide, visit some of the TV series’ most iconic sets while listening to behind-the-scenes stories. Stops on the tour include Hawkins neighborhood, where you can see the homes of the Wheelers, Sinclairs, and Hendersons, and walk along the streets where the boys spent many scenes on their bikes. Other highlights include Screen Gems, the studio where parts of the show were filmed, Hawkins Public Pool, Hawkins Middle School, and Hawkins High School. You’ll also see Brimborn Steelworks, the nesting place of the Mindflayer.

Atlanta now ranks as the 2nd-largest film and TV location site in the US. Join your expert guide for a tour of Atlanta's most famous filming locations. Your tour will stop at some of the following: CAPTAIN AMERICA CIVIL WAR • The location of the Nigerian marketplace • The Institute for Infectious Diseases where biological weapons were stolen • The church used for Agent Carter's funeral • The Avengers Headquarters BLACK PANTHER • The site used for the opening & closing basketball court scenes • The museum Killmonger robbed • The Korean marketplace SPIDERMAN HOMECOMING • Peter Parker's High School FAST & FURIOUS 7 • City street locations used for several chases and crash scenes • The Cemetery used for Han's funeral BABY DRIVER • The site of the opening bank robbery scene and getaway • Baby's apartment • Baby's workplace and favorite record store ANCHORMAN 2 • The park where Ron Burgundy fought his epic, star-studded battle DIVERGENT • Headquarters for the Erudite Elite DRIVING MISS DAISY • The site of the Temple bombing TYLER PERRY'S MADEA • Madea's home THE HUNGER GAMES • The Capitol - the location of Peeta's rescue from the Capitol and the Tribute's Quarters • President Snow's Mansion - the home used as the mansion of the President of Panem

Choose between two different tours perfect for Walking Dead fanatics: 'Walking Dead in the City' covers in-town Atlanta filming locations: • Rick on the Atlanta Interstate - the iconic spot of the Walking Dead poster, where Rick enters downtown Atlanta on his horse • Rick's & Morgan's houses - homes in the historic neighborhood used for filming in Season 1 • Walkers in the City - locations in downtown Atlanta where Rick first encountered the Walkers and where Merle lost his hand • The hospital - where Rick awoke from his coma and emerged into a new world • The Center for Disease Control - the building used as the CDC, where the survivors traveled looking for answers • Terminus - see the place where 'those who arrive survive' in seasons 3 & 4 • Natural History Museum - the buildings used as the history museum, where they recover historic farming supplies and tools in Season 9 'Where the Walking Dead Lives' focuses on filming locations outside of town: • Rick on the Atlanta Interstate - the iconic spot of the Walking Dead poster, where Rick enters downtown Atlanta on his horse • Woodbury - the survivor's settlement ruthlessly run by the Governor in season 3 • Woodbury Shoppe - the official Walking Dead store containing hundreds of collectibles • The Walking Dead Museum - artifacts including Daryl's motorcycle, the 'Dead Inside' hospital door and a cell from the prison where Rick and his crew temporarily resided • Nic & Norman's - the restaurant owned by the show's directors Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus' • Alexandria - the exterior of the walled-off community containing the survivor's safe-zone

Start the tour with a visit to Margaret Mitchell's House, the apartment where the Pulitzer-Prize winning author lived and wrote Gone With The Wind. Next head to The Georgian Terrace, the historic hotel where the film's premiere party was held in 1939. Continue on with a tour through Inman Park where you will see the site of the Battle of Atlanta which featured prominently in the novel. Marvel at some of Atlanta's grandest Victorian homes during your tour through the surrounding neighborhood. Next, head over to Oakland Cemetery, the garden cemetery which is the final resting place for thousands of Civil War soldiers as well as Margaret Mitchell and her family. Continue the tour with a drive along Peachtree Street and visit the location on Atlanta's major thoroughfare where Margaret Mitchell met her untimely death. Finally, end the tour with a stop in Ansley Park, the historic, tree-lined neighborhood where Margaret Mitchell was born.