US History & Cultural Experiences
Calling all history buffs and culture lovers! If you are a fan of American history, or learning about other cultures, check out these ideas for your next trip. America is a large and diverse nation, so a trip to each state can provide its own unique educational experiences.
We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite classic itineraries that highlight America’s history and culture. Browse through and then contact us to design an educational itinerary catered to your own interests and desires.
No better way to learn about the US than to get out there and explore!
‘WANDERFUL’ HISTORICAL ITINERARIES
American History Tour
Begin in Philadelphia, PA with an exclusive after-hours visit to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell
Head west to Gettysburg for an American Civil War lesson and to reenact Lincoln’s famous address
End in Washington DC, our nation’s Capital, for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Capitol Building, plus visits to iconic national monuments, museums and more!
Voyage to Virginia
Stay in Charlottesville for a visit to nearby Monticello (Thomas Jefferson’s home), University of Virginia, and Civil War sites
Stop in Richmond, home of John Marshall and the old capital of the Confederacy, a town filled with historic Civil War sites
Explore Williamsburg where you can experience colonial life, learn about America’s early history at the Jamestown Settlement and visit the infamous battlefield of Yorktown
Native New Mexico
Start in Santa Fe to discover the history and culture of the Pueblo people and enjoy a private tour of Georgia O’Keeffe’s studio after exploring the art galleries throughout town
Head north to Taos for a visit to a working Native American community and learn about the town’s history
Taste of Texas
Start in San Antonio and remember the Alamo!
Drive through Texas Hill Country perfect for music lovers, foodies and wine & spirits connoisseurs
Learn about the art of Texas BBQ in Austin in between wandering around Texas’ capital city
Alabama Civil Rights 101
Fly into Birmingham and take your time exploring the Civil Rights Institute before visiting the nearby 16th Baptist Church
Visit the National Voting Rights Museum in Selma, then cross over the Edmund Pettus Bridge with a Civil Right Era Activist
Spend time reflecting at the Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery
The Civil Rights Trail
Head to Atlanta for an exclusive look inside MLK Jr.’s childhood home before paying respects to the icon at The King Center
Stop in Memphis at the Lorraine Hotel, then wander down Beale Street and explore the blues trail
Stroll the Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail in Little Rock, with stops at Little Rock Central High and Daisy Bates House
Ready to bring your US History books to life and learn more about the US?
Contact us to plan your trip for the ultimate USA experience.
