Alabama Vacations, Alabama Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Alabama Vacation Guide

Alabama’s geological contours offer a wide variety of activities for both residents and travelers. From the northern part that connects to the Appalachian Mountains to the beautiful beaches along the Gulf of Mexico. If you are into hiking, camping, and other kinds of outdoor-related activities, Alabama national parks are the way to go. Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are some of the places where you can enjoy sandy beaches and taste delicious seafood served in the local restaurants. There are lakes all over the state where you can just kick back, have a cook-out picnic, or take that boat for a ride.

Historically, Alabama is the center of the Civil Rights movement. Visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum or the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham and the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery to learn more about the movement and the moments captured in history.

If you are an art lover, visit Birmingham Museum of Arts. The Birmingham Art Walk is held annually. The whole block downtown is set up for an evening of art shows, galleries, and performances where local artists showcase their masterpieces. Historic districts in the major cities: Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile and neighboring towns (Tuscaloosa, Huntsville, Florence) display beautiful antebellum mansions and interesting landscapes.

Last but not least, give your curiosity a chance and get a bite of Southern food in Alabama. You’ll be pleasantly surprised. Enjoy it with good beer, good friends, and music.