• Bronzeville - Explore the predominantly African American neighborhood of Chicago, Bronzeville, known for its rich history and culture. Visit the Pilgrim Baptist Church, the birthplace of gospel music. As the tour progresses, gain insights into the area’s history and the origin of its name, Bronzeville. Could the color bronze be a clue? The tour includes a stop at Elijah Muhammad’s house in Hyde Park, the founder of America’s black Muslim movement. Additionally, see the residence of the sometimes controversial Louis Farrakhan. The journey continues to Muhammad Ali’s former home and the national headquarters of Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Operation Push.
• Hyde Park - Visit the home of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama. The tour includes a stop at an African American Museum and the homes of Kanye West, Jennifer Hudson, and others! Explore the vibrant black community and conclude the tour at a soul food restaurant. It’s sure to be an exciting experience! By the end of this tour, you’ll have a wealth of knowledge about Chicago’s heritage.
• South Shore - Discover Chicago’s Lake Fronts and parks, and visit Kanye West’s childhood home.
• Obama Presidential Library - Optional: Transportation to and from the center and the visitor’s hotel is provided. Information about available activities and dining options is shared, but guests are responsible for planning their own itinerary during their visit. Access to the library is complimentary, while any additional events or activities are at the guest’s expense. The tour includes up to 3 hours at the center.

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

• Gratuities

This tour explores the residences of Louis Farrakhan, the former homes of Elijah Muhammad and Muhammad Ali. Participants will have the opportunity to pass by and capture photos at the residence of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama. The tour also includes visits to the homes of Reverend Jessie Jackson, Ida B. Wells, Thomas Dorsey, and Mahalia Jackson. Guests can choose to spend three hours at the new Obama Presidential Library. The tour offers a chronological history of African Americans migrating to Chicago from the Civil War era to the present day, providing facts, figures, and insights. The tour guide, who was part of the Great Migration, shares his story, offering a firsthand experience. Participants will receive a well-considered analysis of why Chicago is the way it is today. This is an interactive tour where information is shared, and questions are encouraged, making everyone a part of the experience. Most importantly, there will be laughter. After the tour, if desired, there will be a stop at a soul food restaurant for an hour-long meal. Join us for an unforgettable tour!

• 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.