Civil Rights Tour Atlanta
Civil Rights Tour Atlanta
$9.99
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Works Offline
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Tour Highlights
Apex Museum
Discover thousands of years of African and African American history that provide the foundation for understanding the Civil Rights Movement.
Big Bethel A.M.E. Church
Explore one of Atlanta's oldest African American congregations and its role in education, worship, and community leadership.
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Visit the spiritual home of Martin Luther King Jr. and one of the most important churches in Civil Rights history.
Martin Luther King Jr. Birth Home
Stand outside the home where one of the world's most influential leaders began his journey.
King Center
Reflect beside the tomb of Dr. King and Coretta Scott King while learning about the philosophy of nonviolent social change.
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
See the headquarters of the organization that helped coordinate many of the movement's most influential campaigns.
Atlanta Daily World
Learn how one newspaper gave a voice to Atlanta's Black community and championed equality for decades.
Auburn Avenue Research Library
End your tour surrounded by one of the nation's richest collections of African American history and culture.
Is This Tour Right for You?
Perfect if you:
Love history and fascinating stories
What To explore at your own pace
prefer a private experience
What to avoid expensive group tours
Maybe not if you:
Don't have a phone
Like to follow the tour guide
Don't like stories
Don't like to go at your own pace
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Civil Rights Tour Atlanta?
The tour includes GPS-guided narration, directions, and historical storytelling at Atlanta's most important Civil Rights landmarks.
How long does the tour take?
Most visitors spend about 3 hours, with additional time if visiting museums.
Is this a self-guided tour?
Yes. Your smartphone guides you automatically as you walk.
Can I start whenever I want?
Absolutely. There are no scheduled departure times.
Does the tour work offline?
Yes. Download it once, and it works without internet.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. The tour presents Civil Rights history in an engaging and educational way.
Can I pause the tour?
Yes. Stop for museums, lunch, or photos, then continue whenever you're ready.
Is the route easy to walk?
Yes. The tour follows sidewalks through downtown Atlanta's Sweet Auburn neighborhood.
Why You'll Love ThisTour
Do It Anytime
Start when you’re ready.
Pause Anytime
Take a break and pick up right where you left off.
Professional Narration
Engaging stories from expert guides.
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