All Landmarks near Old Alabama Town

Explore the historic Court Square in Montgomery, Alabama, where rich history, beautiful architecture, and vibrant community life come together.

Discover the story of Abram Mordecai, a pioneer who shaped Alabama's early history and trade relations with the Creek Nation.

Explore Alabama's history through art at this downtown Montgomery park commemorating 200 years of statehood with compelling sculptures and narratives.

Explore Alabama's political and civil rights history at the State Capitol, a National Historic Landmark in Montgomery.

Downtown Montgomery's premier event venue, offering versatile spaces for weddings, corporate events, and social gatherings in a historic setting.

Explore Alabama's rich history and political legacy at the Alabama State Capitol, a National Historic Landmark in Montgomery.

A moving tribute to Civil Rights martyrs, designed by Maya Lin, in downtown Montgomery, Alabama. Open 24/7 for reflection and remembrance.

Visit the Confederate Memorial Monument in Montgomery, AL, and explore a significant historical landmark commemorating the valor of Confederate soldiers during the Civil War.

A historic landmark in Montgomery, AL, the Court Square Fountain marks the site of an ancient artesian well and a crossroads of American history.

Walk in the footsteps of Martin Luther King Jr. at this pivotal Civil Rights landmark, the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church.

Experience thrilling escape room adventures in downtown Montgomery, perfect for groups, families, and unforgettable team-building experiences.

Discover Montgomery's rich history, vibrant culture, and Southern charm at the Experience Montgomery Visitor Center in the heart of downtown.

A war memorial on the Alabama State Capitol grounds honoring the state's veterans and their sacrifices for freedom.

Honor country music's legendary Hank Williams with a visit to his statue in downtown Montgomery, a tribute to his enduring legacy.

Discover Montgomery's High Red Bluff: a historic landmark offering river views, a glimpse into the past, and vibrant modern attractions.

Discover Alabama's past at Landmarks Foundation of Montgomery, home to the historic Old Alabama Town.

Discover Montgomery's historic heart: architecture, commerce, and a rich past converge in the Lower Commerce Street Historic District.

Step back in time at Montgomery's oldest building, Lucas Tavern, and experience 19th-century Alabama history in Old Alabama Town.

Explore Montgomery, AL: A blend of pivotal history, Southern charm, and vibrant culture awaits in Alabama's capital city.

Experience baseball with a side of history at Montgomery's Riverwalk Stadium, home of the Biscuits and a downtown landmark.

Explore Montgomery's Murphy House, a beautifully preserved Greek Revival mansion with a rich history and architectural significance.

Discover Alabama's heritage in a living history museum: Explore restored buildings and experience the stories of early Alabamians in downtown Montgomery.

Discover the enchanting Riverfront Park in Montgomery, Alabama, where nature meets recreation along the beautiful Alabama River.

Discover Montgomery's Riverwalk: where history, culture, and recreation converge along the scenic Alabama River in the heart of downtown.

Visit the Rosa Parks Bus Stop in Montgomery, AL: where one woman's courage sparked a movement for civil rights and equality.

Pedal, sip, and see the sights on Montgomery's unique BYOB party boat, offering riverfront views and unforgettable fun on the Alabama River.

Commemorating the first seat of Confederate government, this Montgomery site marks a brief but significant chapter in American history.

Explore the legacy of the Dowe family through these well-preserved historic homes in the heart of Montgomery, Alabama.

Visit the First White House of the Confederacy in Montgomery, AL, and explore the history and home life of President Jefferson Davis during the Civil War.

Discover the life and legacy of country music icon Hank Williams at his Montgomery museum. See his Cadillac, stage suits, and more!

Explore America's history of racial injustice, from slavery to mass incarceration, through powerful exhibits and immersive storytelling at this Montgomery museum.