Trace the steps of heroes on this Self-Guided Audio Tour through Montgomery, a city engrained with the history of the civil rights movement. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those drawn to stories of courage and change, this tour leads you through sites that commemorate the struggles and triumphs of iconic figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. Launching from the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist, where Dr. King once preached, this narrative journey takes you to significant landmarks of the past. Embark from the church's historic steps and travel to the home of Dr. King, visiting the Rosa Parks Library and Museum along the way. Experience the echoes of resolve at the First Baptist Church, stand before the Alabama State Capitol where marchers sought justice, and honor the sacrifice of the Freedom Riders. The tour culminates with reflection at Dr. King’s residence, symbolizing the end of a profound passage. Immersing in the stirring tales at each stop, you'll encounter symbols of hope and reminders of the fight for equality. Touch the same spots historical figures once graced and pause at the Civil Rights Memorial Center, feeling the weight of names that changed history. This self-paced exploration doesn't just recount pivotal moments; it connects you with the enduring spirit of Montgomery’s quest for freedom.