DAY 1:  June 17, 2022
Atlanta, Cultural Capital of the New South. Welcome to Atlanta, the cradle of the Civil Rights Movement. Upon arrival, transfer as a group to your hotel; conditions apply. Join your Travel Director this afternoon to start your sightseeing. We’ll see the Martin Luther King National Historical Park, which includes the birthplace of MLK, The King Center, and Ebenezer Baptist Church.

We’ll then visit the APEX Museum, delving deep into a better understanding of Africa's continent and the influences and contributions of African Americans to our society. Return to your hotel for an included Welcome Dinner with wine. 
Meal(s): Welcome Dinner with Wine. 
Hotel(s): The Candler Hotel Atlanta or similar

DAY 2: June 18, 2022  - Atlanta - Birmingham
Today we’ll visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, dedicated to the achievements of the Civil Rights movement in America and the broader Human Rights movements around the world. Journey to Anniston, Alabama, to see the Freedom Riders National Monument dedicated to the Freedom Riders of the Civil Rights Movement. See the former Greyhound Bus Station, where in 1961, a mob attacked the integrated group of white and black Freedom Riders promoting the Federal ruling that Interstate bus travel could not be segregated. Continue to Birmingham stopping en-route at the tragic bus burning site. On arrival, check into your hotel and head to dinner at a local restaurant.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Dinner with Wine
Hotel(s): The Westin Birmingham or similar, 2 nights

DAY 3: June 19, 2022 - Birmingham’s Civil Rights Movement
Join an orientation tour with a Local Expert as we see the 16th Street Church, where four girls lost their lives during a retaliation bombing during the upheavals of the Civil Rights Movement. Visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum which depicts the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s. Afterward, we’ll visit the Kelly Ingram Park containing powerful sculptures depicting the civil rights struggle and Bethel Baptist Church
Meal(s): Breakfast, Hotel Dinner with Wine.

DAY 4: June 20, 2022  - Marion, Selma and Montgomery
After breakfast we’ll take a short drive to Marion to visit the Interpretive Center and the Memorial to Viola Liuzzo, the white civil rights activist who died at the hands of the Ku Klux klan. Visit the Brown Chapel AME Church and Selma Interpretive Center then travel the Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail and weather permitting, walk across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Continue to Montgomery home for the next 2 nights.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Dinner with Wine
Hotel(s): Renaissance Montgomery or similar, 2 nights

DAY 5: June 21, 2022 - Montgomery Sightseeing
Visit the Rosa Parks Library and Museum was built to uphold and interpret for the public benefit, education and enjoyment, materials related to the events and accomplishments of individuals associated with the Montgomery Bus Boycott. We'll visit the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, which was founded in 1877 in a slave trader’s pen, located on Dexter Avenue (formerly Market Street) in Montgomery, Alabama. Then a Local Expert will join us for a panoramic tour to see other notable sites, including the Alabama State Capitol, First Baptist Church on Ripley Street, Holt Street Baptist Church, and City of St. Jude. Continue to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice/Lynching Memorial, then return to your hotel for dinner.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Hotel Dinner with Wine.

DAY 6: 22 June 2022 - Tuskegee Sightseeing then to Atlanta
This morning discovers the remarkable history of Tuskegee with a visit to the Tuskegee Human & Civil Rights Multicultural Center which highlights the cultures of Native American, European American and African American. Continue to the Butler African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church was the focal point for many grass-roots projects. Step on to the HBCU campus, Tuskegee University. Continue to the Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site commemorates African American airmen's contributions during WWII before heading back to Atlanta for our last overnight stay. Join together this evening to celebrate dinner with wine as we toast to the enriching journey and memories made.
Meal(s): Breakfast, Celebration Dinner with Wine.
Hotel(s): The Candler Hotel Atlanta or similar

DAY 7: 23 June 2022 - Depart Atlanta
Say farewell to your newfound friends and Travel Director as you depart for the airport after breakfast. Airport transfer conditions apply.
Meal(s): Breakfast.

Terms and Conditions:

Deposit:

A Non-refundable deposit in the amount of $400 per person / double occupancy is due at the time of booking or by Jul 7, 2021. Space is limited and will sell out early.  It is best to deposit early to reserve your space.

Final Payment: Due by March 11, 2022.

Prices are based on charges, taxes, and levies current at the time of booking and may change if there are significant changes in taxes, charges, or levies imposed by any government or its agencies.

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We accept reservations and payments according to two schedules:

• Payment in full at the time of booking - You may pay in full at booking. No future payments will be needed unless you later modify your reservations.
• "Plan to Go" Payment Plan: Payments over time (monthly) with final payment due by the date stated on the Invoice and booking page.