Triangle Walking Tours offers three Greensboro walking tours. Whether you are looking to learn more about an overview of Greensboro’s history, African American History, or a unique take on Greensboro’s history - crime - there is something for everyone!
Please see below for additional information about each of these tours and how to book your tour.
Greensboro Walking Tours
Explore the history of the Gate City, a place without parallel in North Carolina or American history. Greensboro served as the southernmost stop of the underground railroad, hosted the largest textile mill on planet earth, and pioneered women's education. Hear the stories of Greensboro's amazing past and present on our guided walking tour of a selection of Greensboro's historical treasures. The Downtown Greensboro Historic Walking Tour is written by a local historian and takes place weekly on Saturdays at 2 pm.
- Tickets: $12
- Duration: 1 Hour
From academics, to businessmen to community leaders, learn the stories of the achievements of Greensboro's African American community. On this guided tour of Greensboro's African American history, learn the stories of how the community found creative ways to cope with the systems of discrimination around them, from the creation of Green Book hotels, to the foundation of church communities, to the creation of educational and business institutions. The Greensboro African American History Tour is written by a local historian and takes place weekly on Saturdays at 4 pm.
- Tickets: $12
- Duration: 1 Hour
Explore the dark side of Greensboro's history. From mental institution escapees murdering a taxi driver, to one of Greensboro's most chilling serial murderers, to the torture and killing of a local celebrity, this tour will provide morbid insight into the more frightening face of Greensboro's history. The Greensboro True Crime Tour is written by a local historian and takes place weekly on Saturdays at 6 pm.
- Tickets: $12
- Duration: 1 Hour