Best results for Private Historical Tours

Visit USS Arizona, Battleship Missouri, and historic Honolulu with tickets and round-trip Waikiki transport

Explore 450 years of history on a guided 75-minute stroll through America's oldest city

Discover the nation's oldest city on a small-group, 90-minute early walking tour

Explore the hidden history of vice that shaped St. Augustine

Learn the Siva Afi fire knife dance with guided instruction and demonstrations

Explore downtown Saint Augustine with expert storytelling in a quiet EV

Hear real St. Augustine murder cases at key locations on a guided walk

Discover Monmouth's 1818 Main House on a 2-hour guided tour

Experience Natchez heritage in a 1-hour visit with stories of the 1716 fort and Peter Little

Visit Alcatraz and explore San Francisco with a full-day electric bike rental

Go inside Alcatraz with ferry, audio tour, and your choice of bike rental, hop-on hop-off bus, or Bay Cruise

Explore Alcatraz at your own pace with audio tour and Fisherman's Wharf lunch credit

Uncover the city’s Black history at pivotal sites from Congo Square to Tremé and the Lower 9th Ward

Experience Black history that can’t be erased on a full-day journey across city and plantation

Explore a historic Creole plantation with a guided tour and round-trip transport from New Orleans

See Oak Alley's mansion and grounds with guided access and round-trip transport from New Orleans

Experience Whitney Plantation with an expert guide and small group for deeper context

Explore lesser-known true crime sites from the Old U.S. Mint through the French Quarter

Learn Creole plantation history with admission and roundtrip transport from New Orleans

Discover Oak Alley's exhibits and grand oaks with included transport and admission

Visit two historic plantations with included transport and admission

Discover Lafitte pirate history in the French Quarter with entertaining, well-researched storytellers.

Explore burial traditions and notable graves on an easy, accessible guided walk

Explore a 1799 West Indies–style home and a historic cemetery while learning New Orleans history and burial customs