2021 Home Tour

December 4, 2021    9:00am - 8:00pm
December 5, 2021    10:00am - 5:00pm

​Make plans to attend the 35th annual Marietta Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour! This year, get a glimpse inside private homes located in the Kennesaw Avenue Local Historic District. Each home has been lovingly restored and will be decorated for the holiday season. The Marietta Welcome Center and Cobb Landmarks & Historical Society organize this annual tour, which has been featured in Southern Living and named a Top 100 Event in North America.
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Tour Tickets

Tickets may be purchased online or in person at the Marietta Welcome Center or the William Root House.
​Tickets are $25 when you purchase in advance online* and $30 the day of tour. 
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Skip the lines!

Join the Marietta Pilgrimage Host Committee and receive:​
  • Marietta Pilgrimage Home Tour ticket
  • VIP Pass to skip the lines at tour homes ​
  • Listing in the Marietta Pilgrimage program*
* The deadline to be included in print material is October 1, 2021. Online ticket sales close at 4pm on December 2, 2021.

Who you support with your tour ticket purchase:

The pandemic has created a hardship for nonprofits whose budgets rely on fundraising events like the Marietta Pilgrimage. Sales and donations from this year’s Pilgrimage will help Cobb Landmarks and the Marietta Welcome Center during this critical time. Learn more about these worthy nonprofit organizations below. 

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THE MARIETTA WELCOME CENTER
The Marietta Welcome Center was established in 1984 as part of the City of Marietta’s Sesquicentennial Celebration. As a private, non-profit organization, the Visitors Bureau strives to promote Marietta as a tourism destination for a wide range of visitors from cultural/heritage enthusiasts, families and fans traveling for sports & recreational fun, to business travelers seeking close proximity to Atlanta. The Marietta Welcome Center is located just off the Marietta Square in the 1898 Western & Atlantic Railroad Passenger Depot. 
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COBB LANDMARKS
Since its founding in 1974, Cobb Landmarks & Historical Society has succeeded in preserving and protecting some of Cobb’s most historically relevant buildings. Each year, Cobb Landmarks provides engaging programs and activities that reach thousands of preservationists, tourists, educators, and students. Many of these programs are centered on the organization's two historic properties, the William Root House and the Power Family Cabin.
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