Black History and Civil Rights Tour

On the Black History & Civil Rights Tour, guests walk the same streets where Dr. King was born, preached, marched, and organized. You'll stand before Ebenezer Baptist Church, explore Sweet Auburn Avenue, and stroll along the Civil Rights Walk of Fame. Yet the deeper magic lies off the beaten path—in the halls of Booker T. Washington High School where King was educated, at legendary soul food spots like Paschal’s where strategies were made over collard greens, and at Morehouse College, where young Martin found his voice.

Discover the Soul of Atlanta with Chit Chat Atlanta Tours Atlanta, Georgia isn’t just a city—it’s a living, breathing story. Known as the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Atlanta holds a special place in the heart of American history. At the National Historic Site, where Dr. King’s remains rest, visitors reflect on the legacy of a man who sparked global change—and it’s always a featured stop on Chit Chat Atlanta Tours

The Herndon Home Museum is a National Historic Landmark which serves as a unique resource in the interpretation of Black struggle and achievement locally and nationally. The15-room house was built by Atlanta businessman Alonzo Herndon, who was born a slave. The house is Beaux Arts Classical in style and contains original furnishings and those acquired later by Herndon's son Norris. The house was designed primarily by Herndon's first wife, Adrienne, and was constructed by African-American craftsmen.The Herndon Home is a lasting tribute to the hard work and talent of the Herndon Family.

Martin Luther King Jr., resided.

Booker T. Washington High School was Atlanta's first public secondary school for Black students.

They are the nation's only historically black private liberal arts college for men.

Paschal's Atlanta Restaurant, an icon complete with a rich history from six decades. Paschal's features signature soul food dishes that include: their famous 1947 Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Collard Greens, Black Eyed Peas, & Fried Catfish.