• Bronzeville - A tour of predominantly African American Chicago. We visit historic and cultural rich Bronzeville. Home of the Pilgrim Baptist Church, the birthplace of gospel music. As we tour through Bronzeville we give a historical prospect of the area and why it’s called Bronzeville. The color bronze, does that give you a hint? We stop by Elijah Muhammad house in Hyde Park, the man who founded America’s black Muslim movement in America. We will also see the home of the sometimes controversial Louis Farrakhan. We then travel to Muhammad Ali’s former residence and the Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Operation Push national headquarters.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Optional airport pickup at 10% discount compared to Uber

• Gratuities

Join us on this journey as we explore the DuSable Museum of African American History, dedicating approximately 45 minutes at this museum. We will be visiting the homes of prominent figures such as Louis Farrakhan, the previous residences of Elijah Muhammad and Muhammad Ali. Along our path, we will observe the home of the 44th President of the US, Barack Obama and the home of Reverend Jessie Jackson. Gain knowledge on how African Americans have incredibly influenced Chicago and understand the significance of the railways, acted as pivotal conduits during the Great Migration for African Americans seeking a new life in Chicago. We look forward to your company on this cultural journey!

• FOR GROUPS OF 12 OR MORE TRAVELERS, 7 DAYS NOTICE IS REQUIRED.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.