Private and Luxury in Montgomery
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From USD 64Sip-n-Cycle Pedal Cruise in Montgomery
Come aboard the only cycleboat in Alabama. This one-of-a-kind BYOB party boat is centered around a 12-station cycle bar and lounge in the bow of the boat. Passengers bring their own beverage and food, as we provide a Sip-n-Cycle Souvenir Cup. We have a sound system for song request to keep the party rock'n. Your 90-minute cruise heads up and down the Alabama River and if you stop pedaling, no worries, we have a USCG Captain and First Mate to keep the party Roll'n on the River.
From USD 3503hr Private Driving Civil Rights Tour
Private 3 hour tour for up to 14 guests on our heated and cooled signature tour bus! Experience some of the most important sites that defined the Civil Rights Movement in America as well as learn some unique Alabama History.
From USD 8Montgomery Civil Rights Walk of Freedom Self Guided (GPS) Walking Tour
Go at your own pace, on your own schedule and on your own terms. It's like a real life tour guide, only it's on your phone, way more convenient and a better story teller. The tour never expires. You can take it as many times as you want. And after taking the on location tour you'll unlock a virtual tour you can listen to anytime. Did you ever think "What did the tour guide say?" With our WalknTours app you can listen anytime and keep the stories forever. You'll see the historic civil rights spots in Montgomery associated with Martin Luther King Jr, Rosa Parks, The Freedom Riders, the Selma to Montgomery Marches and many more. You'll get a chance to eat a hotdog at the place Martin Luther King Jr at hotdogs. Same shop! You'll learn about Jim Crow laws and how people fought for civil rights in Montgomery.
From USD 26Montgomery Mysteries, Murder & Malice Ghost Tour
Step into the eerie world of Montgomery's haunted history, where the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement comes alive with chilling tales of restless spirits and tragic events. The Alabama Department of Archives & History, The First White House of the Confederacy, and the Alabama State Capitol are just a few of the haunted locations you will explore on this spine-tingling adventure. As the clock strikes 8 PM, prepare to embark on a mile-long journey through the dark underbelly Montgomery's past. Whether you are a history buff, a paranormal enthusiast, or simply seeking a thrilling experience, the Montgomery Ghosts tour promises to deliver an unforgettable evening filled with ghostly encounters and historic insights. Join us for a night of mystery and intrigue as we uncover the haunted secrets of Montgomery's past and explore the iconic landmarks that continue to be haunted by the restless souls of days gone by.
From USD 600Private 6 Hour Tour of Selma and Montgomery Civil Rights Sites
This is a driving tour of all the historical sites in Montgomery and then we retrace the 1965 Selma To Montgomery Voting Right March and cross The Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. We spend approximately 3 hours of the tour in Montgomery passing by various points of interest which include Dexter Church, Dexter King Parsonage, Gray Hound Bus Terminal, Alabama State University and the State Capitol. From here, we are at the ending point of the Voting Rights March. We will work backwards and retrace the steps to the beginning of the historical 1965 Voting Rights March. While we retrace these steps, we will talk about the iconic individuals and places that made this such an impactful time in our history.
From USD 5006 Hours Private Civil Rights Tour of Montgomery
This tour will take us to some of the most important sites that defined the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama. Our journey will take us on a definitive and emotional story of the civil rights era that changed the fabric of American life and sparked a movement. From the pulpit where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached to the spot where Mrs. Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat on a Montgomery City bus. Afterwards, we'll continue on to the Civil Rights Memorial center and many other sites related to the Civil Rights movement. It's been said that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.