Tours in Gwinnett County, GA

Guided tours make exploring Gwinnett County effortless and full of adventure. They open doors to stories, flavors, and experiences that might otherwise go unseen, connecting visitors with local guides who know the area best.

Each tour offers its own window into Gwinnett’s culture. Some spotlight food and drink, others dive into history, art, or the county’s more mysterious side. If you’re a first-time visitor, new to the area, or looking to deepen your connection to the region, these tours are a great way to expand your horizons.

Food, History & Culture Up Close

Foodies can eat their way through Gwinnett on the Seoul of the South Korean Food Tour, a flavorful journey that introduces authentic dishes and the stories behind them. Wine enthusiasts can sip and stroll with Pop the Cork Wine Tours, while local brewery trails highlight the region’s growing craft beer scene.

For something different, Duluth invites visitors to explore historic streets after dark, giving storytelling a suspenseful edge with local lore. Cultural excursions, art walks, and neighborhood tours reveal how Gwinnett’s diversity shapes everything from its murals to its markets. Each stop on any of these tours is a reflection of the county’s evolving identity.

Sightseeing is an integral part of any travel story, but guided tours take it up a notch by bringing Gwinnett’s personality to life through the voices of the people who live here. Local experts share insight, humor, and a few surprises along the way, turning a simple outing into a lasting memory.

Plan for Seasonal Adventures

Many tours run seasonally or require reservations, so planning ahead ensures you get a spot on your preferred experience. Some are best in spring, when gardens and parks are in full bloom, while others come alive in autumn with festivals and evening events. Families, foodies, and history buffs alike can find fun things to do in Gwinnett year-round by checking upcoming tours and ticket details.

Browse the options below to find guided tours and entertainment experiences that showcase the culture, cuisine, and creativity that make Gwinnett County unforgettable.

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Neat and Noteworthy Tours in Gwinnett

There's no shortage of fun, unique things to do in Gwinnett. In this post, we'll give you the rundown for seven one-of-a-kind Gwinnett tours you can partake in.

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Local Love: La Tanya Eiland of Pop the Cork Wine Tours

Pop the Cork Wine Tours, owned by La Tanya Eiland, picks up attendees in the Stone Mountain area of Gwinnett for an 8-hour day full of wine tasting, a delicious lunch and beautiful views in North Georgia. We sat down with the entrepreneur to learn more about her business.