Embark on an enlightening journey through the captivating tapestry of African American history in Washington, DC with the African American History Tour with Dinner. Led by the esteemed guide, Mr. Kenny Barnes, participants are taken on a 4-hour exploration of significant neighborhoods and landmarks that epitomize the resilience and achievements of the African American community. As the tour progresses through iconic sites, culminating with a visit to the renowned National Museum of African American History and Culture, participants are immersed in a cultural odyssey that promises to unveil hidden gems and profound narratives waiting to be discovered.
Tour Details
Regularly selling out due to its popularity, the Washington, DC African American History Tour with Dinner provides a captivating 4-hour exploration for just £86.58 per person. This immersive experience includes a live tour guide conducting the tour in English, ensuring a rich and informative journey through the African American heritage of the nation’s capital.
Participants can indulge in a soul food dinner at a local restaurant, adding a flavorful touch to the culture. On top of that, the tour grants entry to the esteemed National Museum of African American History and Culture, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the rich tapestry of African American history.
With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, this tour promises an enriching and hassle-free experience for all.
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Customer Reviews
Customer feedback raves about the engaging and informative experience provided by the Washington, D.C. African American History Tour with Dinner.
With an overall rating of 5/5 based on 4 reviews, travelers praise the knowledgeable guide, delicious soul food dinner, and the tour’s informative nature.
Visitors commend the tour for shedding light on African American history and culture in Washington, D.C. The guide, Mr. Kenny Barnes, receives high praise for his knowledge, service, and engaging commentary throughout the tour.
Guests appreciate the opportunity to explore historic African American neighborhoods like Shaw, Black Broadway, and the Museum of African American History and Culture.
The combination of a delectable dinner and insightful tour makes for a memorable experience.
Tour Experience
Enjoy the vibrant history and culture of African Americans in Washington, D.C. through an enriching tour experience that combines delicious soul food, significant landmarks, and engaging storytelling.
Begin your journey by indulging in a soul food dinner at a renowned local restaurant, tantalizing your taste buds with authentic flavors.
Explore African American landmarks like the historic Phyllis Wheatley YWCA and wander through neighborhoods steeped in history, such as Shaw and Black Broadway.
Explore the rich tapestry of African American heritage as you learn about their struggles, triumphs, and contributions to the nation’s capital.
Conclude your tour with a visit to the Museum of African American History and Culture, where you can further learn about the stories and legacies of African Americans at your own pace.
Guided Tour
Embark on an enlightening journey through the rich history and cultural heritage of African Americans in Washington, D.C. with a knowledgeable guide leading the way. Starting at the Naval Heritage Center, visitors are taken on a guided tour through historic African American neighborhoods like Shaw and Black Broadway.
The local guide provides insightful commentary, highlighting landmarks that celebrate African American heritage. A visit to the Museum of African American History and Culture offers a deeper dive into the stories and achievements of influential African Americans.
This immersive experience allows participants to learn about the significant contributions of the African American community to the history and culture of Washington, D.C.
Tour Guide
What makes Mr. Kenny Barnes a standout guide on the African American History Tour in Washington, D.C.?
Mr. Barnes stands out for his exceptional knowledge, service, and flexibility, making him a highly praised guide among travelers. With a deep understanding of DC’s history and a passion for sharing African American heritage, he provides engaging commentary that brings the past to life.
His ability to tailor the tour to the group’s interests and his knack for storytelling create a dynamic and informative experience. Guests appreciate his attention to detail, ensuring a memorable and insightful journey through the significant landmarks and neighborhoods that showcase the rich tapestry of African American history in the nation’s capital.
Dinner & Transport
With a comfortable Sprinter Van Mercedes-Benz providing transport and a soulful dinner awaiting at a local restaurant, guests on the African American History Tour in Washington, D.C. are set for an enriching and well-rounded experience.
The dinner included in the tour offers a taste of soul food at a renowned restaurant, allowing participants to indulge in delicious traditional dishes. The transport provided ensures a smooth and hassle-free journey, with the Sprinter Van Mercedes-Benz offering a luxurious and comfortable ride.
Plus, the convenience of hotel pickup adds to the overall ease of the experience. Educational stops at Howard University along the way further enhance the tour, providing valuable insights into African American history and culture in Washington, D.C.
Directions
Upon arrival at the Naval Heritage Center, guests will receive detailed directions for the upcoming African American History Tour in Washington, D.C. The directions will include:
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Walking Tour Route:
- The guide will lead guests through historic African American neighborhoods such as Shaw and Black Broadway.
- Guests will visit landmarks celebrating African American heritage, like the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA.
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Museum Visit:
- The tour will culminate with a visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
- Guests will have the opportunity to explore the museum at their own pace, delving into the stories and achievements of influential African Americans.
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Transportation:
- After the tour, guests will be transported back to their hotels in a comfortable Sprinter Van Mercedes-Benz.
Additional Information
For attendees of the African American History Tour in Washington, D.C., here is some important additional information to enhance your experience. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as there will be some walking involved, although transportation in a Sprinter Van Mercedes-Benz will be provided for most of the tour.
The tour guide, Mr. Kenny Barnes, is known for his engaging commentary and deep knowledge of DC and African American history. Remember that the tour includes a soul food dinner at a local restaurant, so come hungry and ready to indulge in delicious traditional dishes.
Lastly, don’t forget your camera to capture the memorable moments as you explore significant African American landmarks like the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA and historic neighborhoods such as Shaw and Black Broadway.
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Common questions
Is There a Vegetarian or Vegan Dinner Option Available on the Tour?
While there is a soul food dinner included in the tour, it’s essential to inquire about vegetarian or vegan options in advance. The organizers may accommodate dietary restrictions with suitable alternatives for those with specific preferences.
Can Children Participate in the African American History Tour With Dinner?
Children can participate in the African American history tour with dinner. The tour offers an engaging experience for young learners to explore significant landmarks and learn about African American history and culture in Washington, D.C.
Are Tips/Gratuities Included in the Tour Price?
Tips/gratuities are not typically included in the tour price. Guests often choose to tip the guide based on their satisfaction with the experience. It’s a kind gesture for the hard work and quality service provided.
Is Photography Allowed Inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture?
Photography is allowed inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visitors can capture memories and document their experience within the museum’s galleries, exhibitions, and impactful displays featuring African American history and culture.
What Is the Maximum Group Size for the Guided Tour?
The maximum group size for the guided tour is limited to 12 participants. This ensures an intimate and engaging experience, allowing guests to interact closely with the knowledgeable guide and fully enjoy the tour.
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Final Words
Experience the rich tapestry of African American history in Washington, DC on the African American History Tour with Dinner.
Led by the knowledgeable Mr. Kenny Barnes, this 4-hour tour offers a deep dive into historic neighborhoods, soulful cuisine, and iconic landmarks.
Enjoy the cultural legacy of the African American community and create lasting memories on this unforgettable journey through the heart of the nation’s capital.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn and explore!