Black History Tour Washington DC/includes Tickets to Museum of Aahc
Duration: 4 hours
Looking for a way to explore African American history in Washington, DC? Look no further than the Black History Tour which includes tickets to the Museum of African American History and Culture. This highly-rated tour takes visitors to some of DC's most important African American landmarks, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture is no exception.
The tour begins at the Smithsonian Metro Stop, where guests will meet their knowledgeable and friendly guides. The Museum of African American History and Culture is just a short walk from the meeting point, and this tour includes skip-the-line tickets so guests can avoid the crowds and dive right into the exhibits. This massive museum is packed with interactive exhibits, powerful artifacts, and thought-provoking displays that showcase the struggles and triumphs of African Americans throughout history.
Guests on this tour will spend a few hours exploring the museum's three floors, which are filled with galleries that cover everything from the early African presence in America to the present day. Highlights of the museum include an exhibit on the Civil Rights Movement, a moving memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, and displays on African American contributions to music, art, and sports.
After the museum visit, the tour heads out into the city to visit other important African American landmarks. Guests will see the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, the African American Civil War Memorial, and Howard University, one of the country's most prestigious historically black universities. Along the way, guides will share insights into the history and significance of these important sites.
For those interested in learning more about African American history and seeing some of DC's most iconic sites in one tour, the Black History Tour is an excellent choice. So book your tickets today and get ready to explore the stories, struggles, and triumphs of African Americans in our nation's capital.
