Best Attractions near H.C. Blake Art & History Center

Discover Huntsville's history through the eyes of artist Maria Howard Weeden at this beautifully preserved 1819 home and garden.

Discover a world of art in the heart of Huntsville at the Huntsville Museum of Art, showcasing American masterpieces and diverse collections in a vibrant cultural hub.

Explore history and science through hands-on play at Huntsville's EarlyWorks Children's Museum, where learning is an adventure for kids of all ages.

A downtown Huntsville park featuring a children's splash pad, green space, and community events, perfect for family fun and relaxation.

Explore Huntsville's history at Maple Hill Cemetery, Alabama's largest and oldest municipal cemetery, with over 80,000 graves.

A serene landmark in Huntsville's Big Spring International Park, symbolizing community, remembrance, and healthy living.

Experience thrilling escape room adventures in Huntsville! Solve puzzles, crack codes, and race against the clock for an unforgettable time.

Explore Huntsville's Maple Hill Park: Where history, recreation, and local legends intertwine for a unique visitor experience.

Explore art, culture, and history at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment in Huntsville, AL—the South's largest privately-owned arts facility and a vibrant community hub.

Discover Huntsville's natural beauty at Monte Sano Nature Preserve: Hike, bike, and explore scenic trails just minutes from downtown. Open daily from dawn to dusk!

Explore Oak Park Trail in Huntsville: A scenic 2.5-mile loop perfect for hiking and biking, with natural beauty and outdoor adventure at every turn.

Explore the trails of Monte Sano Nature Preserve from the accessible Oak Park Trailhead, perfect for hiking and biking adventures in Huntsville.

Explore Alabama's African American heritage through exhibits, archives, and art at this cultural center on the campus of Alabama A&M University.

Explore a historic limestone quarry transformed into a scenic hiking area and unique event venue in Huntsville's Monte Sano Nature Preserve.

Explore Monte Sano's natural wonders: Hike, bike, and discover history at the Land Trust Trailhead Parking in Huntsville, Alabama.

Explore 24+ miles of trails, historical sites, and natural beauty at Huntsville's Monte Sano Nature Preserve. Hike, bike, and discover!

Explore Huntsville's natural side: Hiking, biking, and history await at Chapman Mountain Nature Preserve. Open dawn to dusk, free access!

Explore Huntsville's Brahan Spring Park: a historic park offering sports, a splash pad, trails, and community events for all ages, ensuring year-round fun and relaxation.

Discover Bree's Spring in Huntsville: A tranquil hiking spot offering a refreshing natural escape and a connection to local nature.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant world of fluttering butterflies at Huntsville Botanical Garden's seasonal paradise. Open May-September!

A whimsical miniature train display in a European village setting, perfect for family fun at the Huntsville Botanical Garden.

Explore railroad history at the North Alabama Railroad Museum. See vintage trains & ride the Mercury & Chase Railroad in Huntsville, Alabama.

Discover natural beauty at Huntsville Botanical Garden: themed gardens, trails, and events await in this 112-acre oasis.

Discover Huntsville's natural beauty: hike scenic trails, explore historic sites, and escape to a tranquil mountain retreat.

Visit the iconic Monte Sano Giant Cross in Huntsville, AL, for breathtaking views and a symbol of unity, faith, and community spirit.

Explore over 24 miles of trails, discover historical sites, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Monte Sano Mountain, minutes from downtown Huntsville.

Discover Alabama's oldest documented building, the Joel Eddins House, a window into the lives of 19th-century settlers, located at Burritt on the Mountain.

Hike through history on Monte Sano Mountain, where a natural spring tells tales of Native Americans, pioneers, and the Civil War's end in North Alabama.

Explore regional history, unique architecture, and scenic trails at this mountaintop museum in Huntsville, Alabama.