• Ebenezer Baptist Church - Guests can explore the church where Dr. King’s father and grandfather served as pastors. Ebenezer Baptist Church played a pivotal role in nurturing MLK Jr.’s faith and shaping his ministry.
• Sweet Auburn - Strolling along Sweet Auburn Avenue, visitors can admire the buildings that once belonged to the African American upper class in the 1950s. The King family home on this street is where MLK Jr. grew up and evolved into the esteemed leader he became.
• The King Center - This is the final resting place of Dr. and Mrs. King. Their tombs are situated in a stunning blue water pool opposite the Eternal Flame. Freedom Hall serves as a museum honoring MLK Jr., Coretta King, Gandhi, and Rosa Parks.
• Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park Visitor Center - Here, visitors can explore exhibits showcasing Dr. King’s struggle for freedom, equality, social justice, and fundamental civil and human rights. It is a true tribute to an American icon.

• English, French Guide
• Exhibits of MLK Jr.’s accomplishments as a non-violent civil rights activist
• Photo stops
• Stories about Dr. King’s childhood and family

• We do not provide transportation to and from the venue

This tour explores the life and enduring impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., from his early years to his passing. Participants will visit his childhood home, learn about his family, see his family’s church, and pay respects at his resting place. The tour also features exhibits highlighting his role as a non-violent civil rights leader. Attendees will gain insight into the family, stories, individuals, and events that shaped his character, faith, activism, and political involvement. Discover what makes MLK Jr. a revered American icon.

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