Nashville African American History & Civil Rights Walking Tour

This Nashville walking tour is a fun-filled experience uncovering the empowering stories behind the key women and men of the civil rights movement. You will hear stories about history’s fiercest women

This Nashville walking tour is a fun-filled experience uncovering the empowering stories behind the key women and men of the civil rights movement. You will hear stories about history’s fiercest women and most courageous men. We'll visit the Davidson County Courthouse and stand on the front steps where civil rights leader, Diane Nash, confronted the mayor demanding change. Then, discover how women played a central role in the planning, strategies, tactics, and actions of the movement — including the civil rights marches. Enter the Witness Walls, a secret art attraction with hidden images that has a math and science component. In between stops, you will get the inside scoop on leading African American entrepreneurs and business leaders in Nashville today. With United Street Tours, you’ll take action by walking to celebrate equality.

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Location: Nashville

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Q: Are there any age limits for this walking tour?

A: There are no strict age limits for the Nashville African American History & Civil Rights Walking Tour, but kids under 12 might get restless since it involves quite a bit of walking. I took my 13-year-old cousin, and he found it really engaging. Just make sure they can handle the duration. It’s a mix of history and storytelling, so older kids and adults will definitely appreciate it!

Q: What should I wear for the walking tour? Is it casual or formal?

A: Definitely go for something casual and comfortable! Wear good walking shoes since you'll be on your feet a lot. Nashville can get pretty warm, so light layers are a good idea too. I wore shorts and a t-shirt, and I was totally fine. Just remember to stay hydrated!

Q: What happens if it rains? Is there a rescheduling policy?

A: If it rains, the tour typically goes on unless the weather is severe. They recommend checking the forecast and dressing appropriately. If you need to reschedule, just reach out to United Street Tours as soon as you can. They’re generally pretty accommodating with changes!

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Just booked the Civil Rights Walking Tour in Nashville!

Hey everyone! I just bought tickets for the Nashville African American History & Civil Rights Walking Tour for my parents. They’re super into history and I think they’ll love hearing about Diane Nash and the civil rights movement. I’m hoping it’s as engaging as it sounds! Has anyone here done it? What was your favorite part?

Nashville Walking Tour - What to Expect?

I’m thinking about giving the Nashville Civil Rights Walking Tour as a gift, but I'm a bit nervous about how it’ll go. Is it suitable for older adults? My grandparents might enjoy it, but I worry they won’t keep up with the walking part. Any insights?