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Discover the inspiring story of Martin Luther King Jr. during this engaging 2.5-hour walking tour through Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. This experience highlights the pivotal moments and key locations that shaped the Civil Rights Movement, giving you a deeper understanding of how one man's leadership changed the world.
Join us as we visit iconic sites like the Ebenezer Baptist Church and the King Center, along with hidden gems that even locals might not know. Our tour is designed to make every minute meaningful, offering insights into the people and places that fueled the fight for equality.
As the only tour in Atlanta officially authorized by the King Center, we provide exclusive access and stories you won’t find elsewhere. Please note, this walk covers 1.7 miles with lots of standing—reach out if you have any physical limitations. Keep in mind, inside visits to the King Birth Home and Ebenezer Baptist Church are not included.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
You’ll visit the exterior of Ebenezer Baptist Church, the King Center, Jackson Street Bridge, Prince Hall Grand Lodge, and other significant locations in the Civil Rights history of Atlanta.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible. Infants and small children can ride in strollers or prams.
No, this tour does not include inside visits to the King Birth Home or Ebenezer Baptist Church. The focus is on exterior sites and neighborhood exploration.
The walk covers 1.7 miles with lots of standing. Contact us if you have any physical limitations. The tour is suitable for all ages, but please note the duration and walking distance.
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Exterior of Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Meet and end at the National Historic Site with an overview and walk through various areas. Note: Buildings may close unexpectedly due to staffing.
Exterior of Prince Hall Grand Lodge, where Dr. King and Congressman John Lewis had offices, and a historic Madam CJ Walker Beauty Salon.
Enjoy the city’s most iconic views at Jackson Street Bridge.
Explore the Sweet Auburn neighborhood with multiple points of interest related to Civil Rights history.
Visit the Civil Rights Museum, open daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
See the Walk of Fame with shoe prints of prominent Civil Rights leaders, connecting their legacy to the neighborhood.
Meet at the start point
Gather next to the Behold Monument, a statue of a man holding a baby to the sky, located across from Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church at the outdoor amphitheater. Look for the guide with an orange Unexpected Atlanta tote bag. Please do not get on a bus.
Open in Google MapsAll sales are final. No refunds are issued for cancellations.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $40.00 per person