• Mordecai Historic Park - Begin the tour at Mordecai Historic Park, situated on the remaining 3 acres of the former Mordecai Plantation. The Mordecai House is Raleigh’s oldest residence still on its original foundation. The park features several buildings from the late 1700s and 1800s, including the birthplace of President Andrew Johnson. Visitors can explore the park grounds at no cost.
• Executive Mansion - From Mordecai Historic Park, travel along the picturesque Blount Street, showcasing some of Raleigh’s most exquisite historic homes, to reach the Executive Mansion, the residence of North Carolina’s governor.
• Historic Oakwood - Journey through a section of the Oakwood Historic District, Raleigh’s oldest and largest historic neighborhood, developed in the 19th century after the Civil War.
• City Cemetery of Raleigh - From the Executive Mansion, pass through part of the Historic Oakwood neighborhood en route to City Cemetery, Raleigh’s oldest cemetery, established in 1798.
• Moore Square - Visit the recently renovated Moore Square.
• Shaw University - Discover Shaw University, one of the oldest Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the Southeast, founded shortly after the Civil War and renowned for its significant role during the Civil Rights Era.
• Videri Chocolate Factory - For those interested in purchasing locally made chocolate, a stop at the Videri Chocolate Factory in the Depot Historic District is an option. Enjoy some chocolate, coffee, or a sweet beverage.
• CAM Raleigh - Explore CAM Raleigh (Contemporary Art Museum) in the Warehouse District, known for its captivating murals.
• Nash Square - Visit one of “The City of Oaks” five original squares.
• North Carolina State Capitol - Stop at the State Capitol grounds to delve into its history and view some of the monuments. Hear stories about Raleigh’s native son and future President, Andrew Johnson, who was born nearby. After a loop around the State Capitol grounds, travel up Person Street, passing by the Historic Oakwood neighborhood, to return to the starting point at Mordecai Historic Park.

• Choose from optional stops such as Coffee, Chocolate, Cocktails, Craft Beers, or Ice Cream (one of the 5 C’s).

• Parking fees

The pedicab tour of downtown Raleigh typically lasts at least 90 minutes. Please be aware that there is only one pedicab available, so avoid making multiple bookings for the same family or group. The tour can be tailored to match your interests, offering insights into the area’s history and attractions. You can decide on the stops and their duration in collaboration with your guide/driver. The pedicab is designed with passengers seated in front of the driver, ensuring an unobstructed view. On average, the tour covers 5-6 miles. Note: The seat width is 39 inches. You may book for two adults and include a third passenger if it is a child and everyone can sit comfortably.

• The pedicab typically seats 2 adults or 2 adults and a small child with no additional fee.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.