Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL

Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL Montgomery, Alabama - Civil Rights Movement Trail from Birmingham, AL

Trip Overview: Join us on an enlightening 3-day journey from Birmingham, AL, to Montgomery, the historic heart of the Civil Rights Movement. This tour is an immersive experience into the key events and locations that shaped the movement, offering a blend of educational enrichment, historical depth, and inspirational insights. It’s perfect for anyone looking to understand the monumental struggle for civil rights in America, from students and educators to history enthusiasts.

Starting and Ending Point: Birmingham Intermodal Facility, 1801 Morris Ave, Birmingham, AL 35203

Accommodations: Stay at a comfortable and affordable 3-star hotel in downtown Montgomery. The hotel provides essential amenities like free Wi-Fi, breakfast, and easy access to historical sites, making it a convenient and restful base for your exploration.

Transportation:

  • Organized Group Charter Transportation: Comfortable charter bus for round-trip travel from Birmingham to Montgomery, and for all local tours and activities in Montgomery.

Detailed Itinerary:

Day 1: Departure and Introduction to Montgomery’s Civil Rights History

  • Morning: Depart from Birmingham Intermodal Facility. Arrive in Montgomery and start with a tour of the Rosa Parks Museum.
  • Afternoon: Lunch at a historic local diner. Continue exploring the museum’s exhibits.
  • Evening: Hotel check-in. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Montgomery.

Day 2: Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and Civil Rights Memorial Center

  • Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Tour Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church to delve into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership.
  • Afternoon: Lunch in Montgomery. Visit the Civil Rights Memorial Center, engaging with exhibits and memorials.
  • Evening: Free time to explore downtown Montgomery. Dinner at leisure. Overnight in Montgomery.

Day 3: Walking Tour of Historic Sites and Return to Birmingham

  • Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Embark on a guided walking tour of Montgomery’s historic civil rights sites.
  • Afternoon: Lunch in the city. Free time for final explorations or souvenir shopping.
  • Evening: Depart for Birmingham, concluding the tour at the Birmingham Intermodal Facility.

Estimated Cost Breakdown (per person):

  • Accommodation: $100 per night x 2 nights = $200
  • Meals: $40 per day x 3 days = $120
  • Charter Bus (Round Trip): $70
  • Entrance Fees and Activities: Rosa Parks Museum – $10, Dexter Avenue Church – $5, Civil Rights Memorial Center – $10
  • Miscellaneous: $15

Total Estimated Cost: Approximately $420 per person.

Safety and Accessibility:

  • The tour is designed to be accessible and comfortable for all participants.
  • Safety measures will be observed throughout the trip.

Why This Trip Is Special:

  • Deep Historical Engagement: Explore significant locations and stories of the Civil Rights Movement in an in-depth and interactive way.
  • Cultural and Educational Value: Gain insights into the historical context and contemporary relevance of the civil rights struggle.
  • Inspiration and Reflection: The journey provides a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the enduring impact of the movement.

This 3-day exploration from Birmingham to Montgomery offers a unique opportunity to deeply engage with the history and legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, providing an insightful, educational, and inspiring experience.

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