During the Civil Rights Movement, Louisiana achieved many firsts, thanks to the innovation and dedication of its citizens. Touring the state, from New Orleans and Natchitoches to Baton Rouge and Bogalusa, will give travelers an admiration for all that Louisiana and its people have achieved as they fought to end segregation and to achieve equal rights for all.

When you arrive at Ark Encounter, you'll see that the impressive timber-frame structure of the Ark is in itself worth a visit. This engineering marvel showcases stunning craftsmanship and is truly a sight to behold. But its size is only the beginning!

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Tulsa's claim as The Capital of Route 66® is as foundational to the road as the road itself is to the country.

From peaceful protests to terrible tragedy, Tennessee's Civil Rights Trail sites tell powerful stories.

Experience classic cars, neon signs, festivals, diners, and roadhouses along Flagstaff's original Route 66.

Plan a one-of-a-kind group adventure to Kentucky's river cities.

When your group joins Collette on the Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary tour, you see the pages of a history book come alive around you while traveling to iconic and significant destinations that helped shape the United States in the Revolutionary era.