Historical & Heritage Tours in USA

Follow the history of Atlanta, from a major Civil War battlefield to the center of the Civil Rights movement, on this private, 3-hour walking and driving tour through the city. See the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, plus the site of the Battle of Atlanta, famous Oakland Cemetery and more.

This Oahu combo tour takes you to Pearl Harbor and the North Shore for a look at two different sides of Hawaii"”war history and natural scenery. First, you'll enjoy skip-the-line entry to the USS Arizona Memorial, dedicated to the sailors killed in the Japanese attack during World War II. Then head to the North Shore, home to legendary surf, beaches and a more authentic slice of Hawaiian life.

Discover more than 70 years of Pacific aviation history on this guided, 90-minute tour. Go behind the scenes and discover the heroes of the Pacific War at the Pacific Aviation Museum in Ford Island, Hawaii "” one of the most historically significant sites in America. Veteran guides deliver a thoughtful journey through two World War II hangars with still-remaining scars from the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. Tour the facility, watch the award-winning documentary "˜East Wind, Rain' and much more.

Combine visits to three of Oahu's important landmarks, each honoring significant events in American history: the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, the Battleship Missouri, and the USS Arizona Memorial. This 8-hour tour allows you to see all three sites, with transportation in between, in addition to a tour of downtown Honolulu. Pickup and drop-off at selected hotels included.

Discover the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and learn about his impact as the leader of the Civil Rights Movement on this guided, 5-hour heritage tour in Atlanta. Visit a variety of locations throughout the city that are pivotal to his fight for freedom and that honor his legacy.

Explore the stunning lobby of the Woolworth Building on this guided, 30-minute, small-group tour in New York City. Designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, the Woolworth Building, also known as the "˜Cathedral of Commerce,' became a National Historic Landmark in 1983. This basic tour includes access to the not-open-to-the-public lobby, the grand entrance of what was the tallest building in the world for 17 years. Learn about the history of this magnificent space, with key bits of information and ample time to take pictures and ask questions.