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Birmingham - The Fight for Civil Rights in Alabama

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Speel op je eigen tempo · meestal 57 min 2,1 km Birmingham, AL Met de app
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Over deze quest

Step into the streets of Birmingham, Alabama, and walk in the footsteps of those who changed history. This quest takes you on a powerful scavenger hunt through key civil rights landmarks, where every clue leads to stories of courage, resilience, and hope.

Explore the pivotal moments of the 1960s movement while solving puzzles and unlocking the next chapter in your journey. Whether with family or friends, this real-world experience invites you to connect, reflect, and discover hidden truths woven into the city’s streets. It’s more than a walk—it’s a tribute to those who fought for freedom, and a chance to learn, move, and remember together. Are you ready to follow the path of change?

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Voor wie het is

Civil rights travelers following the movement's story, families with school-age children, and student groups can spend around 90 minutes walking 2.1 km past the A. G. Gaston Motel, Kelly Ingram Park and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, solving puzzles at each stop and hearing what happened there. Those wanting a live guide to question, or a light outing for very young children, should choose a different walk.

Wat deze quest bijzonder maakt

Hoogtepunten

  • Explore Birmingham's Civil Rights sites and discover the story behind them.

  • Visit 16th St Baptist ChurchSee the monuments of Kelly Ingram Park.

  • Walk in the footsteps of famous civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Fred Shuttlesworth

Van mensen die deze quest speelden

Mooie momenten, in hun eigen woorden.

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  1. 1

    Open de app. Je avontuur begint.

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  2. 2

    Ga naar buiten. Volg je nieuwsgierigheid.

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Je wandeling in één oogopslag

Birmingham, AL

A · Start

1530 6th Ave N, Birmingham, AL 35203, USA

B · Finish

520 16th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203, USA

Route naar het startpunt

Alleen start en finish. Ontdek de tussenstops tijdens het spelen.

De mensen achter het avontuur

Gemaakt door Kevin.

Een route die plekken en speelse verhalen samenbrengt.

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Handig om te weten voor je speelt

  • Route open 24/7 but better during daylight hours
  • We recommend not playing at night
  • No attractions ticket(s) required

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Veelgestelde vragen

Is there a free walking tour of Birmingham's civil rights sites?
Yes. This self-guided quest through the Civil Rights District is free to play on your phone. It leads you on foot from 16th Street Baptist Church past landmarks such as the Ballard House, the A. G. Gaston Motel and Kelly Ingram Park, telling the story of the 1960s movement at each stop.
Can I do a self-guided tour on my own schedule?
Yes. There is no guide and no group to join, so you can start whenever you like. The app leads you from place to place, tells the story of each stop and sets a puzzle in what is in front of you. You can pause and continue later.
Where does the route start and finish, and how long does it take?
The route is a loop of about 2.1 km. It starts at 16th Street Baptist Church and finishes at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, passing nine stops in all. Most players take around 90 minutes, including walking and solving the puzzles.
Is it suitable for children?
It works well for families teaching school-age children about the 1960s movement, and for school and student groups. Children need to manage about 2.1 km on foot and enjoy solving puzzles at each stop. The stories deal with serious history, so very young children may find it less engaging.
What time of day is best to play?
The route is outdoors and open around the clock, but it is better in daylight hours, and playing at night is not recommended. Since you start whenever you like, plan your walk for the daytime and dress for the weather.

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