Private Führung durch das Museum für afroamerikanische Geschichte und Kultur
Beschreibung
Entdecken Sie das Herz und die Seele der afroamerikanischen Geschichte bei einer privaten Führung durch das Nationalmuseum für afroamerikanische Geschichte und Kultur. Gehen Sie über das Übliche hinaus und erleben Sie ein immersives Erlebnis, das die Kämpfe, Triumphe und den dauerhaften Geist eines Volkes, das eine Nation geformt hat, zum Leben erweckt. Tauchen Sie mit persönlicher Führung tiefer in die Erzählungen ein, die bei herkömmlichen Touren möglicherweise übersehen werden. Befassen Sie sich auf einer intimen Ebene mit der Geschichte und hören Sie Geschichten, die Kraft und Eindringlichkeit ausstrahlen. Eine private Tour verspricht nicht nur eine Reise durch die Zeit, sondern eine emotionale und aufschlussreiche Begegnung mit dem wahren Wesen der amerikanischen Geschichte. Begeben Sie sich auf diese unvergessliche Entdeckungsreise und verbinden Sie sich mit der Vergangenheit auf eine Weise, die Ihre Zukunft inspiriert.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Ein privater Rundgang durch das National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) bietet eine tiefgreifende Reise durch entscheidende Momente der afroamerikanischen Geschichte. Unterstützt durch Kopfhörer, die an mein drahtloses Mikrofon angeschlossen sind, sorgt dieses Setup für Klarheit und stellt eine persönliche Verbindung zu den Erzählungen her, die wir erkunden, unabhängig von Umgebungsgeräuschen. Die Kopfhörer sind nicht nur eine Annehmlichkeit; Sie verbinden uns mit der Vergangenheit, vertiefen das Verständnis und ermöglichen Reflexion im öffentlichen Museumsumfeld. Während wir durch die Ausstellungen gehen, werde ich Sie von den Anfängen der Sklaverei bis zur Bürgerrechtsbewegung und darüber hinaus führen. Eine Reise durch Galerien Wir beginnen mit der Ausstellung „Sklaverei und Freiheit“, in der Geschichten über Widerstandsfähigkeit und Hoffnung anschaulich zum Leben erweckt werden. Die Galerie „Ära der Segregation“ beleuchtet die Herausforderungen und Erfolge gegen die Jim-Crow-Gesetze und bietet Einblicke in die Siege im Bereich der Bürgerrechte.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Alle Bereiche und Böden sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(7)
My wife and I have been to MAAHC a number of times this trip we brought 3 family members and thought it would be interesting to engage a guide. We were very pleased with Kenny. He really added insights to our visit.
First, I begin by saying I think Kenny is a very nice person. He has a great situation in DC with African American History tours. In fact, I don't think I saw another company offering it. So he's the number #1 person to go to. He was very kind to me when we spoke. I wanted to have a private tour of the AA museum because I was flying in specifically for that and I only had 2 days coming from a long distance on the red eye. I couldn't really afford his private rate, but he took a few days and got back to me with a alternative that I thought was very nice. Of course I took him up on it. This is not something he does generally, so I felt so grateful to have the opportunity. The tour itself inside the museum was marred by many students, ambient noises and audio tape playing from certain exhibits, so at times it was a strain to hear him, but we forged on. I'm happy I did this because we hit the highlights of the 1st and 2nd floor. I was surprised that the 3rd and 4th floor was not included. Perhaps because of our arrangement I did not get the full experience but I was not told that before I confirmed. So after 2 hrs, he left and I remained on my own. So be sure to find out if you pay for a private tour that all floors are covered before you book. You might otherwise feel disappointed as I did. What was good about it for me is after he left I went back and took my time absorbing everything and that really enhanced my experience and I left feeling satisfied. I did not spend as much time on the 3rd fl, it was dedicated to the military and sports, but I did linger on the 4th fl because it was dedicated to the arts and showbiz. Finally the next day I had planned to visit the Frederick Douglas House on my own but Kenny invited me to join in on his schedule tour that included the Lincoln Memorial and MLK monument. Again, he was very generous in adjusting his fee/time by allowing me to participate as a last minute addition. Here's my sticking point. His style of communicating doesn't leave much room for questions or conversation. He doesn't like it if you interject (and he lets you know it) when there is a pause in the information. There were only 3 of us, so we went in his car and there were a lot of comments about the bad drivers and traffic. I don't recall much in terms of real information being shared, there was some but it was disjointed and seemed haphazard so therefore not memorable. In contrast the docent at the Frederick Douglas House had a professorial style that included a question and answer period after each comment she made. Therefore we received much more information in a well throughout and planned presentation. All in all my short trip was well worth it and I'm glad I went. But I wonder if normally the private tour includes ALL floors at the museum and I didn't get that because of our arrangement? I would be sure to ask that question if you plan on going.
Thank you for your review . You told me you could not afford to pay for a private tour of the museum . Out of kindness I basically gave you a free tour of the museum . I told you about my daily tour you once again told me you could not afford the tour . i took you on the tour for almost for free .you criticism is the harshest I have gotten for the year . Perhaps out of gratitude a phone call to express your feeling would had been much better . I will never be able to please everyone.
This is a big museum and the tour covers the first three floors. The guide was engaging and fun with personal reflections on the museum from an African American perspective.
Thanks Greg for the review.
Anybody getting this tour is getting scammed. The museum is free and self guided. Even with a tour guide $300 is way too much. He’s most likely not a trained docent.
Mr. Burns was our tour guide. He was an amazing tour guide!!! Although the museum was closed due to the unforeseen NATO meeting. Mr. Burns improvised and gave us an extraordinary tour.
Kenny was such a nice, informative guide! Great experience and well worth the money. He made sure we didn’t miss anything of import. We should have planned to stay a few more hours on our own. Guess we’ll just have to come back!
Kenny was helpful to us to explain the layout and scope of museum. Since one cannot see all of the museum at one visit, he took us on a tour of what is important. We then knew the overview and could absorb it easily and clearly. Retracing parts was then easy and clear.
