Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens

Visit this historic Greek Revival home of the 1840s.

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

Travel back in time and learn about Birmingham's contributions to the Civil Rights Movement.

Civil Rights District

This neighborhood was the center of the Civil Rights Movement and is now a 6-block tribute to American fight for human rights.

Golden Flake Tours

Kelly Ingram Park

A beautiful park in downtown Birmingham that commemorates the Children's Crusade - a Civil Rights March that protested Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s arrest - with vivid sculptures.

Oak Mountain State Park

Enjoy the great outdoors at Alabama's largest park.

Rickwood field

Visit the oldest baseball field in America.

Ruffner Mountain

This is a 1,000-acre nature preserve in the heart of Birmingham.

16th Street Baptist Church

In 1963, a bomb planted by the Ku Klux Klan went off in this church killing four young African-American girls.

Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark

Learn about the Birmingham iron making plant that made Birmingham one of the foremost industrial centers of the South and is now a museum of industry.

Talladega Superspeedway

This competitive motorsports facility hosts significant races like the Aaron's 499 and UAW Ford 500-both NASCAR Nextel Cup races. The International Motorsports Hall of Fame and Museum is adjacent to the track.

Tannehill Historical State Park

You'll take a step back in time as you visit this 19th-century foundry, tannery, sawmill and gristmill with live demonstrations of period crafts. This park also offers a number of hiking trails that trace the paths of 19th-century roads.

Vulcan Park

Home to the world's largest cast-iron sculpture, Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and forge.