Walking Dead Film Locations Tour: Senoia & Woodbury

Daryl's motorcycle, the prison cell, the Governor's settlement—all in one afternoon south of Atlanta

A private 3-hour walking and driving tour from Atlanta to Senoia that visits the film locations of The Walking Dead, including the Woodbury settlement, the official museum with artifacts like Daryl's motorcycle and the "Dead Inside" hospital door, and the Alexandria exterior set. Transportation from Atlanta is included, and the tour is led by a live English-speaking guide for ages 13 and up.

Step-by-step itinerary

Walking Dead film locations tour

• See Rick's first Atlanta horseback spot
• Travel from Atlanta to Senoia
• Visit Woodbury and Woodbury Shoppe
• Explore The Walking Dead Museum and Alexandria
• Travel from Senoia back to Atlanta

The Experience

The tour starts with a concrete anchor: the iconic spot where Rick first enters Atlanta on horseback. From there, you travel south from Atlanta to Senoia, about an hour away, where the show's home base has been built and filmed. The route takes in both Woodbury—the ruthlessly run survivor settlement from Season 3—and Alexandria, the walled-off safe-zone exterior where the group eventually settles. Transportation is handled throughout, so you move between locations without arranging rides or navigating unfamiliar roads.

In Senoia itself, you'll visit the Woodbury Shoppe, the official Walking Dead store stocked with hundreds of collectibles, and The Walking Dead Museum, where the artifacts are the real draw: Daryl's motorcycle, the "Dead Inside" hospital door from the medical facility, and a cell from the prison where Rick and his crew temporarily held up. Nic & Norman's, the restaurant opened by director Greg Nicotero and actor Norman Reedus, sits in the same area. The 3-hour span keeps the day tight—walking and driving mixed—so you see the major sets without the pace dragging.

Bottled water is provided throughout. The tour requires at least a moderate level of physical fitness, and children ages 13 to 17 must be accompanied by a paying adult; the minimum age is 13. The guide speaks English and leads the group in person, so you hear the behind-the-scenes details and filming history as you stand at each location.

What’s included

• Private transportation from Atlanta to Senoia and back.
• bottled water throughout the tour.
• live English-speaking guide leading the group in person at each location.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by DTours

Is this one for you?The live English-speaking guide delivers the behind-the-scenes history and filming details as you stand at each location, so fans who want the story behind the sets—not just the photo—get the full context. The 3-hour span and private transportation mean you move at one pace without waiting for a larger group or managing your own route between Senoia, Woodbury, and Alexandria.

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Top questions

What is the iconic spot where Rick enters Atlanta on horseback?

The tour opens at the exact location where Rick first rides into Atlanta on horseback in the show's opening sequence. It's the concrete first stop before you travel south to Senoia.

Can I see Daryl's motorcycle and the prison cell from the show?

Yes. The Walking Dead Museum in Senoia displays Daryl's motorcycle, the "Dead Inside" hospital door, and a cell from the prison where Rick's crew stayed. These are the centerpiece artifacts of the museum visit.

What is Woodbury and will I see where it was filmed?

Woodbury is the ruthlessly run survivor settlement from Season 3, led by the Governor. The tour visits the actual Woodbury film location in Senoia, plus the Woodbury Shoppe, the official Walking Dead store with hundreds of collectibles on display.

Is transportation from Atlanta included, or do I need to drive myself?

Private transportation from Atlanta to Senoia and back is included in the tour. You don't need to arrange your own vehicle or navigate to the locations.

How long is the tour and what's the mix of walking versus driving?

The tour is 3 hours total, combining walking at the film locations and driving between Senoia, Woodbury, and Alexandria. The pace alternates so you see multiple sets without excessive walking or sitting.

What age can children join, and do they need an adult?

The tour is for ages 13 and up. Children ages 13 to 17 must be accompanied by a paying adult; younger children are not permitted.