The Civil Rights History Trail tailor-made tour
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Tailor-made tour
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Road trip
14 days / 13 nights
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The "Civil Rights History Trail" trip takes you on a journey to iconic sites related to the civil rights movements. Explore the rich and complex history of this movement through inspiring monuments and vibrant communities that continue to advocate for equality and justice today.
Nashville
Nashville, often dubbed "Music City", is at the heart of America's musical heritage. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum provides an enchanting journey through the history of this iconic genre. The Ryman Auditorium, known as "The Mother Church of Country Music", is a prestigious concert venue that has hosted the biggest stars. Lastly, the Grand Ole Opry, a true institution, continues to showcase the talents of today and tomorrow.
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Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
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Ryman Auditorium
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Grand Ole Opry
Memphis
Memphis, a legendary city in Tennessee, beckons travelers with its rich musical heritage and unforgettable attractions. Graceland Mansion, the famous home of Elvis Presley, invites you to relive rock 'n' roll history's finest moments. Continue your journey at the Memphis Music Hall of Fame, where you can discover the music legends who have shaped the city's sonic history. The Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum offers a captivating insight into the musical roots of the region. For a taste of the blues, B.B. King's Restaurant provides a culinary experience with live blues music, capturing the essence of Beale Street. Lastly, Mud Island River Park is the perfect place to stroll and enjoy panoramic views of the Mississippi River.
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Graceland Mansion
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Memphis Music Hall of Fame
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Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum
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B.B. King's Restaurant
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Mud Island River Park
Jackson, MS
Jackson, Mississippi is a culturally rich destination offering visitors a profound insight into the civil rights heritage of the United States. The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum tells the powerful and inspiring story of the civil rights movement in the state, while the Medgar Evers Home Museum invites exploration of the life of this iconic figure. Tougaloo College, known for its significant role in the fight for social justice, and the historic Greyhound Bus Station, a symbol of civil rights sit-ins, are also must-visit sites to understand the enduring impact of the movement in the region.
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Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
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Medgar Evers Home Museum
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Tougaloo College
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Greyhound Bus Station
Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa, located in Alabama, is a city steeped in rich history and significant cultural heritage. At the heart of this city is the University of Alabama, the site of the famous Stand in the Schoolhouse Door event. This landmark civil rights event stands as a testament to the spirit of change and social progress, marking a pivotal turn towards inclusion and equality. Beyond its historical significance, Tuscaloosa offers a warm and welcoming community atmosphere where tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously.
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Stand in the Schoolhouse Door - University of Alabama
Selma and Montgomery
Discover the touching and poignant history of Selma to Montgomery by visiting the iconic sites that trace the struggle for civil rights. Begin your tour with the legendary "Selma to Montgomery March," a historical pathway that symbolizes the courage and sacrifice of civil rights advocates. Next, delve into the story of Rosa Parks at the museum dedicated to her, an inspiring space that honors her role in the fight against segregation. Conclude with the "Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church," a historic church where Martin Luther King Jr. preached his messages of peace and justice.
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Selma to Montgomery March
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Rosa Parks Museum
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Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church
Savannah
Savannah, located in Georgia, enchants with its historic homes and city parks, reflecting a rich American history.
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Historic homes
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City parks
Atlanta
Atlanta, a bustling and vibrant city, offers a plethora of must-see attractions. At the heart of the city, the Centennial Olympic Park is an iconic spot built for the 1996 Olympics, providing visitors with lush greens and spectacular fountains. The Georgia Aquarium, one of the largest in the world, offers an unbelievable marine life experience. The World of Coca-Cola promises an immersive journey into the world of the famous soft drink. Media enthusiasts should not miss the CNN Headquarters for a behind-the-scenes look at news broadcasting. For families, the Children's Museum of Atlanta is a delightful interactive paradise. The Center for Civil and Human Rights recounts pivotal moments in the civil rights movement. Sports aficionados will enjoy the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, which celebrates the history and excitement of collegiate football. Art enthusiasts will be drawn to the High Museum of Art for its extensive collection. For a day in the open air, do not miss Zoo Atlanta and the elegance of the Atlanta Botanical Garden, both wonderful havens of nature.
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Centennial Olympic Park
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Georgia Aquarium
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World of Coca-Cola
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CNN Headquarters
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Children's Museum of Atlanta
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Center for Civil and Human Rights
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Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame
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High Museum of Art
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Atlanta Zoo
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
Birmingham
Discover Birmingham, a vibrant city in the southern United States, where the melodies of jazz resonate from the famous Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Indulge in the authentic Southern flavors at Whistle Stop Café, a celebrated spot known for its welcoming atmosphere and warm hospitality.
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Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame
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Whistle Stop Café
Scottsboro
Nestled in Alabama, the charming town of Scottsboro is rich in history and renowned for the Scottsboro Boys Museum & Cultural Center. This museum is dedicated to one of the most significant legal battles of the 20th century in the United States, symbolizing the fight for justice and civil rights. Visitors can explore fascinating exhibitions that recount the story of the nine African American youths falsely accused in 1931. The museum offers an essential perspective on civil rights history and is a highlight for anyone interested in the social and cultural history of the United States.
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Scottsboro Boys Museum & Cultural Center
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