Black History - Atlanta

In the late 1800s, Atlanta was a racially polarized city, despite nearly half of its residents being black. In the early 1900's, white mobs attacked black neighbors and the newly revived Ku Klux Klan set up its headquarters in Atlanta. In the 1960s Atlanta minister Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., emerged as leader of the civil rights movement, bringing increased prominence to the city. Atlanta offers the experience to relive poignant events that have shaped the path of black history.

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Lunch Per Day
Six Flags
Sci Trek Museum
Hard Rock Cafe
Dinner Theatre
Theatre

Sample Itinerary

2:00PM	Arrival in Atlanta. Join your Tour guide for a guided tour of Atlanta
4:00PM	Tour the World of Coca-Cola Pavilion
6:30PM	Check into hotel and dinner
8:30PM	Illuminated Tour of Atlanta

8:00AM	Breakfast at your hotel
10:00AM	Tour of CNN Studios
11:30AM	Visit and tour Atlanta Cyclorama
1:00PM	Shopping, browsing and lunch at Underground Atlanta
3:00PM	Admission to Georgia's Stone Mountain Park
6:00PM	Dinner at Stone Mountain Inn
9:30PM	View the laser show

8:00AM	Breakfast at your hotel
10:00AM	Tour of Atlanta University Center Complex - the largest consortium of historically Black colleges in the world
12:30PM	Lunch
2:00PM	Visit the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
4:00PM	Return to your hotel
6:00PM	Dinner
8:00PM	Theatre (ticket price in addition to the tour cost and pending availability)

8:00AM	Breakfast at your hotel and check out
10:00AM	Visit the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. Tour the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, Dr. King's birth home and Ebenezer Baptist Church
1:00PM	Lunch
2:00PM	Depart for home