My husband and I had a blast! As African Americans we appreciated the translation behind the…read moremurals... We even had a chance to stop by Arden's Garden for some goodies. Definitely recommend this tour :)

Loved the tour! It was such a great experience! I truly enjoyed the plethora of information given…read moreon the historic artwork and sites. The customer service was also phenomenal. I will definitely book again!

We had the best time making biscuits with Glen! He told us all the secrets to a flakey, flavorful…read morebiscuit (which none of us knew). We had a fun history tour at the market, learned a lot there too! This tour was fun because it wasn't too early or late so having dinner at the market was perfect. For the cost, you get quite a lot! We tried all the best dishes, including a dessert from most vendors inside- huge bonus! Definitely book with Unexpected Atlanta!

We went to the new location on Luckie Street. We did the southern biscuit class and boy was it…read morewonderful! Jessica was a great guide and the space is so beautiful and clean! I would highly recommend this! My husband and I did it together but I think my ten year old daughter would have loved it. It was a great integration of history and cooking! Thank you, Jessica for making our day!

This was a great experience! Jason is a great storyteller, and is full of general history knowledge…read moretoo. Lots of fun, would totally recommend!

We had the best time! Our guide Jason was awesome and very knowledgeable. We learned history while…read morehaving fun. Would 100% recommend scheduling a tour!

I am starting on my 4th year here in Atlanta. I find myself to be a social, community driven,…read morevolunteering type of person. Transitioning to Atlanta was somewhat difficult for me. It was hard to make friends (keep in mind, I am social type of person) and do the things I love. I met Steve on Facebook. He was so kind and you could tell from his posts, that he just wanted to help people. I finally reached out to him and attended an event. It was an event that was the beginning to my "normal." It was the first event I attended and honestly was a bit nervous bc I have been to "meet-up" groups and well they weren't all pleasant experiences. Everyone was so nice, inviting, down to earth just good people. Everyone has their own personality, no one judges, we come together do fun events, events that help our community, we learn at these events...it's just an awesome experience. I could write a whole page!! The point is...I got involved with this group looking to make friends. Not only did I make friends, but these friends turned into my second family here in Atlanta. I can't explain the type of gratitude I feel towards everyone in this group. If you are looking for fun, adventurous, community helping type of people, your search has finally ended!

The adventures that Steve plans for Urban Explorers are not only fun but informative too. I am…read moreproud to be part of such an active club that gives back to the community. I would highly recommend Urban Explorers to anyone who loves meeting new people, seeing hidden gems of Atlanta, and loves fine food and drinks. UXATL never disappoints!

This is such a wonderful hidden gem in Atlanta. The Michael Carlos Museum is on the beautiful…read morecampus of Emory University. This museum has three floors of amazing exhibits and beautiful art pieces. I would highly recommend spending a weekend here, you won't regret it!

Beautiful museum that had a nice variety of exhibits! I was in awe by their mummy exhibit! I've…read moreseen quite a few Egyptian exhibits but never have i seen one with such an extensive view of the mummy process nor have I gotten up close visuals! I was both spooked and in awe lol! I'd recommend checking this museum out if you're in the area. It is relatively small and takes roughly an hour and some change to get through but is very much worth the trip!

We started our say with hotel pickup from owner/operator Dan from DTours of Atlanta - "Hollywood of…read morethe South"! He told us that more movie productions are now occurring in GA than CA ... we saw Marvel movie scenes, including The Falcon & Winter Soldier, LOKI and Avengers (End Game & Infinity War); Hunger Games; Stranger Things & Walking Dead! He had movie clips & still pictures highlighting all the scenes & explaining how the City & the businesses benefit! We safely maneuvered traffic and went from Downtown to Midtown to Buckhead! Definitely worth checking it out!

My husband and I have recently gotten really into the show Stranger Things so for his birthday I…read morethought this would be a fun surprise for him. I was really impressed by their prompt responses and great communication whenever I had a question whether via email or phone call. We live a few hours away and weren't sure what to expect when we got here, but we were so pleasantly surprised by how much fun we had on the tour and our tour guide was THE BEST and so much fun to talk to (s/o to Melinda!). It was a great experience and on top of getting to visit film locations we felt like we learned and were able to appreciate this city so much more

We had a fun time! Get your tickets online ahead of time We did early…read moremorning and it was empty. They also have Art of the Bricks going on next door if you want to do both. There is plenty of parking and wheel chair friendly. Took us about 1 hour 15 mins to get through. Be sure to do the VR as it makes his paintings come to life! We did VIP so we had felxable time to go in on a certain date and got a free poster after

Monet! Monet! Monet! Love the works, Lillie's in particular…read more And it paid to go in early, was first one in (avoided crowded pics ) I already knew a lot about the man and his life, a good reminder and refresher. It was nice to see the studio and the Japanese bridges. Dreamy!! Could have stayed there an hour, easily. The room with the wall projections... same issue as for Van G and Picasso - the place was FREEZING Can't say that was enjoyable... even if the experience was quite high quality. Crank up the heat, please! Some of us are warm blooded... Gift shop... I'd have bought something of the items didn't have immersive experience splattered all over.. prefer the offer at the MOMA...

Movies on the mountain continues to be a fun time. Madagascar, popcorn, perfect weather. Funny…read moreenough, I still don't mind going to catch an animated movie by myself at my big age. lol Life is meant to be enjoyed and I'm taking advantage of doing so. Fun family, friend or solo event.

Vulcan Park and Museum is an excellent spot for panoramic views of Birmingham and an easy addition…read moreto any visit to the city. It's just a short drive from downtown, and one of the best perks is that parking is free and you can walk around the statue grounds without paying anything. Even if you don't go inside, the overlook alone is worth the trip for the skyline views and photo opportunities. If you're interested in the history behind the statue and its restoration, there's a museum on site that adds a lot of context. Admission is $8, and that ticket also lets you take the elevator up inside the statue to about three-quarters of the way to the top, which gives you even higher and more impressive views of the city. Overall, it's a great mix of scenery and local history. Whether you just want a quick stop for the views or a deeper dive into Birmingham's past, it's a worthwhile visit.

I was excited to book a pottery class for my fiance for her birthday, but after a last minute…read moreemergency, they proved to be completely inflexible with any sort of rescheduling. They wanted a $45 fee when the class itself is $65, essentially trying to get you to pay for an extra class. Would not recommend this place, I'm sure there are more flexible, customer friendly places in Atlanta

I enjoyed my wheel throwing workshop at ATL Clay Works for the most part. There were two…read moreinstructors, Devanie the cocky one with a slight bad attitude, and the nice lady whose name I cannot remember. The workshop is pretty straightforward. Devanie took about 10-15 minutes to show us basic techniques in regard to manipulating the clay, wheel, tools, and so on. Then we began to work on our own clay with hands on help from the instructors when we were struggling. It's a lot fun and very grounding if you're also there for a spiritual experience. We each got to make 3 pieces which was pretty cool and pick from 4 glaze colors. Once we were finished, we helped clean up. I inquired about enrolling in an 8 week class with the nice lady, and Devanie interjected to abruptly and rudely let me know that the next class session was full. It's not what you say, it's how you say it, and while I showed no specific interest in the next class session, I do feel that there was an amicable way to tell me that the next class is full. What translated in her tone was not a simple share of information, but an indirect direct way of saying that she either did not want me there or she was stroking her own ego. Either way I will not return. I was there to introduce myself to another form of artistry and to spiritually rebalance and she took the harmony right out of that. Initially she said that it would take 2-3 weeks to receive our finished pots. It tools 5 weeks and 2 days. In spite of some of the energy, I am grateful for the experience, and love how my pots turned out!