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Discover Birmingham's rich history of civil rights on this engaging 3-hour Birmingham Civil Rights Tour that combines walking and driving. You'll explore key sites around the city, starting at the statue of Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, a pivotal leader in the local movement. As you visit historic churches, parks, and homes, you'll gain insight into the struggles and victories of those fighting for equality in Birmingham.
Learn about the events that led to the Civil Rights movement, the role of local groups, and the tragic history of the church bombing that claimed the lives of four young girls. This tour offers a powerful, firsthand look at the city’s pivotal moments and the people who shaped its history.
Whether you're a history buff or just curious about this critical chapter in American history, this tour provides a compelling, educational experience. It’s perfect for visitors of all ages interested in understanding the fight for civil rights in Birmingham.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, combining walking and driving to cover key historical sites.
You'll see Kelly Ingram Park, 16th Street Baptist Church, Dynamite Hill, the Black Business District, and the church where Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth led the movement, among others.
Yes, children aged 0-12 can join, but travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness for walking portions.
All taxes, fees, and handling charges are included, along with a driver/guide, air-conditioned transportation, live commentary, and all activities.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure. Cancellations within 24 hours or due to weather or low enrollment may be canceled with a full refund.
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A detailed exploration of Birmingham's civil rights history through stops at key landmarks and sites.
Walk around Kelly Ingram Park, see 16th Street Baptist Church, and learn about Birmingham's civil rights movement.
View statues and learn about the marches for freedom in Birmingham.
Explore the role of churches in the movement and the history of the church bombing that killed four girls.
See where protests ended and learn about local groups fighting for civil rights.
Learn about Bull Connor and his clashes with civil rights activists.
Visit Dynamite Hill to see homes and churches targeted during bombings.
See the church where Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth led the movement.
View the Black Business District, highlighting Black life during Birmingham's heyday.
Learn about Reverend Shuttlesworth's efforts to integrate Birmingham schools.
See the site of the attack on the Freedom Riders in Birmingham.
Meet at the starting point in front of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute next to the Fred Shuttlesworth statue.
There is a free parking lot diagonally across from the Institute, plus free street parking and paid meters around the start point.
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From $70.00 per person