Tour Selma 1.0

Explore Selma, Alabama and delve into the city's rich history of Voting and Civil Rights with Tour Selma's insightful audio tours. Gain a deeper understanding of Selma, its people, and its transformative narrative through our engaging tour options.

Embark on a journey through Selma's 200-year-old history, from the era of Native Americans to the present day, with three self-guided audio tours that allow you to immerse yourself in the essence of our community.

Designed to provide an authentic experience, Tour Selma offers interactive maps, audio directions, captivating photographs at each stop, and narration by local expert AC Reeves.

• AC’s Selma Sampler Tour: Discover key landmarks over 2.5 miles in historic downtown Selma, such as the first Suffragette meeting site in Alabama, Edgar Cayce's photography studio, and Abraham Lincoln's sister-in-law Martha Todd White's home. Walk along the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge where significant Voting Rights Marches occurred and explore 25 stops.
• Old Live Oak Cemetery Tour: Explore the beauty and history of this cemetery spanning roughly a mile. Visit the burial place of a Vice President, Alabama's first African American Congressman, and more at the 12 stops on this intriguing tour.
• Historic Home Tour: Dive into the stories and architecture of Old Town Historic District covering 1.5 miles in approximately 45 minutes. Experience the charm of one of downtown Selma's four Historic Districts with family tales and stunning architecture.

For further exploration, check out "AC Picks" in the app menu for additional insights on Selma's attractions, accommodations, dining options, tour guides, and more to enhance your visit to this historical gem.