Best Attractions near The National Memorial for Peace and Justice

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

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.

Panoramic views of Montgomery's history and revitalized riverfront from this modern landmark next to the historic Riverfront Tunnel.

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 Montgomery's High Red Bluff: A historic landmark with river views, offering a glimpse into the past and a connection to the city's vibrant culture.

Experience baseball with a side of history at Montgomery's Riverwalk Stadium, home of the Biscuits!

Explore America's history of racial injustice through immersive exhibits at this confronting and powerful museum in Montgomery, Alabama.

Explore Alabama's beef cattle industry through interactive exhibits and hands-on learning at The MOOseum in Montgomery. A fun and educational experience for all ages!

Explore Montgomery's Riverfront Park: History, entertainment, and scenic views along the Alabama River.

Explore Alabama's history and culture through digitized collections of photos, documents, and stories at this unique online repository.

Explore Alabama's past at the Alabama Department of Archives and History, home to the Museum of Alabama and extensive historical resources.

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

Tour the historic Alabama Governor's Mansion in Montgomery's Garden District, a Neoclassical landmark offering free tours and special events.

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

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

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