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Experience Asheville like never before with the Asheville Rooftop Sunset Tour with Cocktails and Mountain Views. This isn’t your average city tour—it's a curated journey through Asheville’s vibrant rooftop scene, stunning mountain vistas, and rich local history. Enjoy reserved seating and a complimentary cocktail or mocktail at each carefully selected rooftop venue, giving you plenty of time to soak in the atmosphere and snap some memorable photos.
Guides share fascinating stories about Asheville’s architecture, its rise as a mountain tourism hub, and its creative spirit. As you move from one rooftop to another, you'll get panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and downtown skyline, making this tour perfect for couples, friends, solo travelers, or anyone eager to see a different side of Asheville.
With a relaxed pace and expert storytelling, this 3-hour experience offers a unique blend of mountain scenery, local culture, and handcrafted drinks, all in a friendly, intimate group setting. It’s a great way to discover Asheville’s hidden gems and vibrant neighborhoods while enjoying spectacular sunset views.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy each stop and take in the views.
You’ll receive reserved seating at all rooftop venues, a complimentary cocktail or mocktail at each stop (three drinks total), and insider recommendations for Asheville’s food, nightlife, and attractions. Guides also share stories about Asheville’s history and architecture.
The tour is designed for adults aged 21 and over. It’s wheelchair accessible, and infants or small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
The included drinks are standard cocktails or mocktails. If you have specific dietary restrictions, it’s best to contact the tour provider in advance to see if accommodations can be made.
The tour may be canceled in case of bad weather. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Downtown Asheville buzzes with historic architecture, mountain scenery, local art, music, and top-tier food and drink. As you stroll through the city’s lively streets, guides share stories about Asheville’s rise as a mountain tourism hotspot, the influence of George Vanderbilt and the Grove Park Inn, and the city’s creative energy. From rooftop patios overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains to vibrant entertainment districts, downtown Asheville offers a perfect mix of energy and relaxation.
The Blue Ridge Mountains provide a stunning backdrop for the tour. From select rooftop venues, guests enjoy sweeping views of layered ridgelines, sunsets, and seasonal scenery. Guides share insights about the mountains' role in Asheville’s culture, arts, and outdoor lifestyle, highlighting landmarks like the Grove Park Inn and Blue Ridge Parkway.
The historic Grove Arcade, opened in 1929, stands as a key piece of Asheville’s architectural and cultural history. Guides tell stories about its Gothic Revival design, its connection to early Asheville development, and its ongoing role as a vibrant hub of shops, galleries, and eateries.
The Flat Iron Building, completed in 1927, is a striking Art Deco landmark resembling New York’s famous Flatiron. It symbolizes Asheville’s early growth and is now home to a rooftop venue, linking the city’s historic character with its modern rooftop scene.
Pritchard Park, located in downtown Asheville, is known for its lively atmosphere and the iconic Friday night drum circle. It’s a hub of local culture, surrounded by shops, restaurants, and historic buildings.
McCormick Field, dating back to 1924, is one of the oldest minor league baseball stadiums in the U.S. It offers scenic mountain views and a glimpse into Asheville’s sports history, with stories about legendary moments and its role in the city’s growth.
The Thomas Wolfe Memorial preserves the childhood home of Asheville’s famous author. It offers insights into Wolfe’s life, his literary legacy, and Asheville’s early 20th-century growth, reflecting the city’s creative spirit.
The South Slope Brewing District is Asheville’s craft beer hub, known for its breweries, murals, and nightlife. Guides discuss the district’s transformation from industrial area to cultural hotspot, highlighting Asheville’s reputation as 'Beer City USA.'
The Orange Peel is a legendary live music venue that has hosted top artists since 2002. It’s a cornerstone of Asheville’s creative scene, and guides share stories about its role in shaping the city’s musical identity.
From select rooftop venues, enjoy panoramic views of the Grove Park Inn and learn about its history, architecture, and famous guests. Relax with a cocktail while taking in the scenic mountain backdrop.
Pack Square, the heart of downtown Asheville, has long been a gathering spot. Surrounded by historic buildings and public art, it reflects Asheville’s history, community, and creative energy. Guides share stories about its significance in the city’s development.
Meet at the starting point
Meeting locations vary by itinerary. Your guide will text you the morning of your tour with the exact location and arrival instructions. Please follow the text rather than the general meeting point shown here. Your guide will be wearing an Asheville Rooftop Bar Tours shirt.
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From $95.00 per person