Best Landmarks in Huntsville

Experience the thrill of axe throwing in a safe, fun, and engaging environment at Huntsville's Civil Axe Throwing, located in the vibrant Campus 805.

Discover a diverse collection of American and European art at the Huntsville Museum of Art, nestled in the heart of Big Spring International Park.

Ignite your child's imagination at EarlyWorks Children's Museum! Hands-on exhibits blend history, science, and fun for an unforgettable learning adventure.

Your gateway to Rocket City: Huntsville International Airport, where innovation takes flight and space exploration history comes alive.

A serene and contemplative memorial honoring the dedication and sacrifice of Huntsville and Madison County veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Discover Alabama's oldest surviving railroad depot, where Civil War history meets the dawn of the space age in Huntsville.

Honoring American military heroes with historical vehicles, artifacts, and personal stories from the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts.

Experience live music in an intimate setting at Mars Music Hall, downtown Huntsville's premier venue for concerts, comedy, and more.

Experience Huntsville's unique charm at A.M. Booth's Lumberyard: Southern flavors, live music, and historic vibes in a revitalized lumberyard venue.

Experience thrilling, immersive escape room adventures in downtown Huntsville. Test your wits and teamwork skills in uniquely themed scenarios.

Experience Huntsville's spirit at 106 Jefferson, a Curio Collection hotel offering luxurious accommodations, chef-driven dining, and a rooftop lounge with stunning city views in the heart of downtown.

Experience world-class performances at the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall in Huntsville's Von Braun Center. A premier venue for arts and entertainment.

Experience Huntsville's history at Harrison Brothers Hardware, a unique gift shop with local art, vintage wares, and old-fashioned charm since 1879.

Explore Huntsville's Green Mountain South: Hike scenic trails, discover waterfalls, and uncover ancient Native American history in this natural preserve.

Experience 1819 Alabama: Explore meticulously recreated buildings and engage with costumed interpreters at this living history museum in Huntsville.

Experience high-flying fun for all ages at Huntsville's premier trampoline park, featuring a wide range of aerial activities and attractions.

Discover architectural antiques, vintage furniture, and unique home décor at Preservation Company in Huntsville, a portal to the past and a celebration of sustainable craftsmanship.

Discover unique antiques and vintage treasures in Huntsville's historic Lombardo Building. A family-owned business since 1984.

Experience the vibrant heart of Rocket City! Downtown Huntsville: where history, culture, and innovation converge for an unforgettable adventure.

Explore Huntsville's past among the historic headstones and monuments of Maple Hill Cemetery, a serene and storied landmark.

Step back in time at Huntsville's hidden speakeasy, where bespoke cocktails and a 1920s vibe create an unforgettable underground experience.

Discover Huntsville's history at the Historic Lowry House, a unique blend of architectural styles and home to local artifacts and stories.

Discover Huntsville's hidden gem: a historic house and garden showcasing the life and art of Maria Howard Weeden in a Federal-style home.

A vibrant downtown Huntsville park with a splash pad, green space, and community events, perfect for family fun and relaxation in the heart of the city.

Your gateway to Rocket City! Discover Huntsville's attractions, history, and events at the downtown Visitor Center. Open daily, offering expert travel advice.

Pay tribute to Miss Baker, the pioneering monkeynaut, at her gravesite at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

Discover Huntsville's historic Times Building, an Art Deco masterpiece and landmark in the heart of downtown, showcasing the city's rich heritage.

Escape to a tranquil downtown oasis in Huntsville's Washington Park, offering lush greenery and a calming atmosphere for an urban retreat.

Explore the historic Schiffman Building in Huntsville's Eastside Square, a unique example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture with a rich past.

Explore Huntsville's history at the Donegan Block, a landmark of 19th-century Italianate architecture on the historic Courthouse Square.

Explore Huntsville's past at the Lombardo Building, home to Railroad Station Antiques and a treasure trove of vintage finds in a historic setting.

Explore Huntsville's Five Points Historic District: a charming blend of Victorian architecture and vibrant community life in a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood.

Explore Huntsville's history at the W. T. Hutchens Building, a landmark of early 20th-century commercial architecture and a tribute to William Thomas Hutchens.