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Half-Day African American Heritage Tour

Groups of 20 or more can receive motor coach transportation in a newer model, fully-equipped bus for a full day. This includes a three to four hour tour with an African American Tour Specialist as well as tickets to the NMAAHC (African American Museum in Washington DC. Some of the tour stops and drive by locations are listed below on this page.

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TYPICAL ITINERARY

      • Motor Coach will Pick Up Your Group at Your Hotel
      • Visit Important Historical Sites with Your Tour Guide
      • Included Sites Listed Below
      • Return Transportation to Your Area Hotel
      • African American Tickets for the Next Day (or other day)

 

Your Group will Enjoy Use of a Fully-Equipped Motor Coach for up to 5 hours. Your African American Heritage Tour Guide will lead you on a half-day discovery in Washington DC where you will visit many of the most-important sites and attractions with your group. Your group will also receive tickets to the  National Museum of African American History and Culture for use later the same day or for a different day.

If you need use of the motor coach for a full day, please visit our Full-Day African Ameircan Heritage Tour Page for more information.

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Keith McCray
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African American Heritage Tours

Perfect For Family Reunions

Washington DC Black History Tour

Explore the past 150 years of African American Heritage in the Washington DC. Your group will visit important monuments, historical sites,  and more as you explore Washington DC for approximately four hours. Your group will visit the MLK Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, see the Frederick Douglass Home, the Capitol Building, and the African American Civil War Memorial. You will also see several other important historical sites. Afterwards, your group will receive tickets for the National Museum of African American History and Culture (based on availability from the NMAAHC). Below you will find a list of all of the places you will visit on this amazing and informative tour.

Black History Tour Highlights - Call 888.796.8763 for Availability

Stops on the Tour

  • MLK Memorial
  • Lincoln Memorial
  • Capitol Hill
  • Frederick Douglass House
  • White House
  • African American Civil War Memorial

Drive-by Locations

  • Howard University
  • Howard Theatre
  • Lincoln Theatre
  • Carter G Woodson House
  • Mary Bethune McLeod Council House
  • And Many More…

Heritage Tour Sites and Attractions

While on Tour, your Group will see these Sites and Attractions as well as Many Others! Tickets to the National Museum of African American History and Culture are given to those who participate in our tours. These tickets are based on NMAAHC Ticket Availability.

Howard University
Frederick Douglass House
Lincoln Theatre
Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site
Charles Sumner School
AA Civil War Memorial
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
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Black History Sites in Washington DC

Washington DC is a city with a rich history, and African American heritage sites play a significant role in that history. From the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site to the African American Civil War Museum, there are many places in the city where visitors can learn about the contributions of African Americans to American society.

One of the most popular African American heritage sites in Washington DC is the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. This site was once home to Frederick Douglass, a prominent abolitionist and statesman. Visitors can learn about Douglass’s life and work through a variety of exhibits and programs.
 
Another popular African American heritage site is the African American Civil War Museum. This museum tells the story of the African American soldiers who fought in the Civil War. Visitors can learn about the challenges these soldiers faced and the important role they played in the war.
 
In addition to these two major sites, there are many other African American heritage sites in Washington DC. These sites include the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House, the Anacostia Community Museum, and the M Street School. These sites offer a variety of exhibits and programs that tell the stories of African American culture and history.
 
Traveling to African American heritage sites in Washington DC is a great way to learn about African American history and culture. These sites offer visitors a unique perspective on American history and society. Visitors can also learn about the challenges and triumphs of African Americans in America.
 
If you are planning a trip to Washington DC, I highly recommend visiting some of the African American heritage sites in the city. These sites offer a valuable educational experience that will stay with you long after you return home.

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