The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, part of the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument and an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, is a …
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Feb 16, 2025
We visited the BCRI in the afternoon after taking the Red Clay civil rights tour. The activities complemented each other perfectly. The BCRI exhibits are thoughtfully curated and very engaging. We we…Full review by _SLH138_
Feb 14, 2025
We enjoyed our visit. The admission is currently $15. The 16th street Baptist church is across the street and is a separate $10 fee. This is super easy to get to off of the interstate. It’s pretty …Full review by DiverM
Dec 10, 2024
Superbly done. The exhibits were relevant, very well put together, and the self-guided tour moved you through the events of the time logically and poignantly. I've visited many historical museums thr…Full review by ROBERT R
yes it costs 11.00 it is best to get a reservation time you can spend as much time as you need. The cost also includes the shuttle ride to the Peace and Justice Lynching Monument …
yes it costs 11.00 it is best to get a reservation time you can spend as much time as you need. The cost also includes the shuttle ride to the Peace and Justice Lynching Monument as well. Well worth the money.
We did not use a tour guide. We found the museum very easy to follow on our own. Really, you want to take in this place at your own pace. What might strike you as important, may not be …
We did not use a tour guide. We found the museum very easy to follow on our own. Really, you want to take in this place at your own pace. What might strike you as important, may not be the same as someone else. Also, the displays can be very emotionally compelling and you might want to take your time with that. Often a tour doesn't allow you to do that.
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