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Free Walking Tours at Unity Village

Find peace, inspiration and beauty

People of all faiths are welcome to visit the Unity Village campus. Walking tours of the grounds are encouraged. Self-guided tours are available as well as guided tours for groups, which must be arranged in advance.

  • Walking tours take about one hour to complete.
  • The length of the tour equals two city blocks.
  • Tours include two flights of stairs.
  • Participants walk on sidewalks through outside gardens and courtyards and walk inside campus buildings.
  • All tours begin at the Unity Village Bookstore, which offers gift items and a coffee shop.

Tour Highlights

  • Experience the peaceful Unity Village Rose Garden, which offers more than 50 varieties and over 800 rose bushes. The garden is accredited by All-America Rose Selections.
  • View the newly renovated fountains and reflecting pools at Unity Village, which offer a peaceful place for prayer, reflection and inspiration. (The fountain area is currently being renovated and will be opened to visitors in the fall of 2010.)
  • See inside the Silent Unity Building and observe the spirit-filled energy of this nondenominational prayer ministry, which has provided 24/7 affirmative prayer for 120 years.
  • Visit the historic Fillmore Chapel and the offices of Unity’s founders, which have been restored to their original 1929 appearance. (Available Monday through Thursday.)

Self-Guided Tours

Self-guided tours are available:

  • 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday through Thursday
  • 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday through Sunday

 


Guided Tours

Guided tours are available for groups of 10 to 50 people and must be booked in advance. For more information or to book a guided tour, call (816) 251-3578.

Handicapped Accessibility

The main route of the Unity Village tour is handicapped-accessible, although not all areas of the Unity Village grounds are. For guided group tours, Unity needs advance notice of visitors in wheelchairs or those who have trouble walking or climbing stairs. With advance notice, the guided tour can be modified to avoid stairways and to begin at a more accessible location.

 

For self-guided tours, handicapped routes can be suggested at the Unity Village Bookstore.