Innovative & Customizable Youth Group Tours

From Illinois to the White House, Abraham Lincoln and Barack Obama both shaped U.S. history, some 150 years apart, as presidents. Follow in the footsteps of these remarkable men and see how Illinois influenced their paths to the nation’s highest office by exploring historic homes, landmarks, and presidential libraries and museums.

Your students will get a one-of-a-kind musical experience in Memphis, home of the blues, the birthplace of rock n’ roll, and legendary Elvis Presley. Memphis is also significant to civil rights history, with the National Civil Rights Museum, located at the iconic Lorraine Motel. Experience the energy of Blues on Beale Street and the soulful soundtracks of empowerment and resistance at Stax Records. Bring your students to Memphis and let them discover this rich culture firsthand!

Baltimore is the birthplace of the “Star-Spangled Banner” and filled with tons of American History. Students can relive historic moments in American History and American Innovation with visits to a fort, a railroad museum, a warship, and a science center. Plus, enjoy a harbor cruise, a ghost tour, and an evening of Medieval Times.

St. Louis has something for everyone, making it an amazing destination for students. Explore St. Louis’s music history, enjoy multiple hands-on STEM experiences, learn a little bit about baseball, and discover St. Louis’s reputation as the Gateway to the West. Plus, this trip is just plain fun.

Enjoy an action-packed trip to Indianapolis, a city known for fast cars and exciting attractions. Your students will explore the home of Indiana’s only President, discover what life was like in the 1800s at Conner Prairie, learn about local sports legends, and take a lap around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. So much to see and learn.

Let your students explore Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city. Visit iconic attractions like the Kentucky Derby Museum, the Louisville Slugger Museum, and the Muhammad Ali Center. Take an underground adventure like no other at the Louisville Mega Cavern and embark on a journey of discovery at the Kentucky Science Center. So much to see and do in Louisville.

Visit where America began and History lives, even today, with a trip to Colonial Williamsburg. Students will step back in time and experience first-hand what it was like to live during the 18th century. You will also enjoy a full day at Busch Gardens and visits to the Jamestown Settlement, America’s first permanent English colony, & the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown.

Cherokee, North Carolina, is the ancestral home of the Cherokee Indians, with a history pre-dating the European Migration. Your group will visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village, the Museum of the Cherokee People, and see the outdoor drama “Unto These Hills.” Hear their story and consider it against today’s headlines. You will also enjoy a scenic ride on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad and free time for tubing on the Oconaluftee River. Let us plan a historical adventure for your students.

Detroit is considered THE Motor City. From Henry Ford to the Dodge Brothers, your students will learn about the city known for putting the world on wheels. Discover automobile history and visit car museums, factories, and the homes of auto barons.

Students can see history come alive in St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city. Discover over four centuries of history with a Colonial Quarter guided tour, Castillo de San Marcos, a visit to the Fountain of Youth, and a Pirate Ship Cruise! Full of old-world charm, the city’s brick streets lead to a rich history, vibrant art and culture, and a variety of activities for all ages.