Birmingham with Civil Rights Tour

Fly into Birmingham, Alabama and check into your hotel for four nights. Birmingham is packed to the brim with world-class attractions and was born out of the iron and steel industry. It’s also famous for its prominent role in America’s Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, vibrant live music, festival, shopping, and sports scene; world-class and award-winning cuisine, and so much more.

Experience the world’s largest collection of vintage motorcycles and Lotus cars at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum and the world’s largest cast iron statue, Vulcan Park’s Vulcan. Relish McWane Science Center’s hands-on museum exhibits and the IMAX® Dome’s movie experiences. Learn about the history of Birmingham’s pig iron industry at Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark.

Celebrate jazz musicians from the state of Alabama and beyond at Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Try downhill mountain-biking at RideBHM. Go hiking along the Red Rock Trail System’s Signature Trails. Play golf at the two courses on Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. Cheer on the Birmingham Barons MLB team at Regions Field.