Best Attractions near Alabama State University Historic District

Explore Alabama's captivating history from prehistoric times to the 21st century at the Museum of Alabama in downtown Montgomery. Free admission!

Visit the First White House of the Confederacy in Montgomery, AL, and step back into a pivotal moment in American history.

Reflect on the heroes and events of the Civil Rights Movement at this moving memorial in Montgomery, Alabama. A testament to the fight for equality and justice.

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

Visit the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, a cornerstone of the Civil Rights Movement and the site where Martin Luther King Jr. led change.

Explore the pivotal story of the 1961 Freedom Rides at the Montgomery Greyhound Bus Station, where courage and nonviolent protest changed American history.

A solemn memorial in Montgomery, AL, honoring victims of racial injustice and promoting truth-telling and reflection on American history.

Visit the Rosa Parks Bus Stop in Montgomery, AL, and reflect on a moment that sparked the Civil Rights Movement.

A beautifully restored historic theater in downtown Montgomery offering diverse entertainment, from musicals to symphony orchestras, for all ages.

Engage young minds with interactive exhibits exploring the Civil Rights Movement at the Rosa Parks Library & Museum Children's Wing in Montgomery, Alabama.

Explore the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, AL, and discover the story of a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement.

Experience the life and legacy of country music icon Hank Williams at his Montgomery museum, featuring his Cadillac, stage suits, and personal memorabilia.

Discover 19th-century Alabama life through restored homes, workplaces, and community buildings in Montgomery's historic Old Alabama Town.