Alabama State Capitol Building
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-242-3935

These southern capitol steps mark the day Jefferson Davis was sworn in as President of the Confederate States of America. Visit this historical location and uncover our countries disunited past.

First White House of the Confederacy
644 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-242-1861

With complete period furnishings this home was the dwelling place of Jefferson Davis and family during his solitary experience as President of the Confederate States.

Rosa Parks Museum and Children’s Wing
252 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-241-8615

Step back in time when the South was unjust and riding the bus was allowed, but only if you sat in the “proper” location. Rosa Parks made a stand to contest this type of inequality by sitting in the front of the bus only available to the white community. Become part of this journey with interactive presentations.

Civil Rights Memorial & Center
400 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-956-8200

During the Civil Rights movement hundreds of people gave their lives in the pursuit of racial equality. Dwell upon these events as you browse the names of those lives lost and give recognition to the great people who fought for freedom within an otherwise free country.

Alabama Governor’s Mansion
1142 Perry Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-834-3022

This exquisite 100-year-old home is the residence to Alabama’s current Governor and to those before him since 1951. This home sits on lavish landscaped grounds and features 17 rooms.

The Dexter Parsonage Museum
303 South Jackson Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-261-3270

Formerly the home of Dr. Martin Luther King, from 1954-1960, this parsonage outlines the road traveled that led to the Civil Right movement.

Alabama Department of Archives and History
624 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36130
334-242-4435

This archive boast extensive amounts of historical records, family genealogy, profound Civil Rights exhibits and “Grandma’s Attic” hands-on activities for children.

Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson State Historic Sight
2521 West Fort
Wetumpka, AL 36093
334-567-3002

With 165-acres there is an endless array of things to do and see at this historic landmark such as notable Fort Toulouse and Fort Jackson, the Mississippian Mound, or wander through colorful fields of wildflowers. Engross yourself in the rich history this park has to offer.

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
One Museum Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
334-244-5700

As the oldest fine arts museum in Alabama there is an array of things to do and see at this attraction. This museum attracts attention through Southern regional art, Old Master prints, decorative arts, and an exciting interactive art experience for children.

Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
919 Felder Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36106
334-264-4222

Best known for writing the acclaimed book The Great Gatsby this was the home of F. Scott Fitzgerald and his also talented wife Zelda Fitzgerald. The museum offers distinctive displays of Zelda’s artwork, memorable photos and letters, and some specific furnishings from their childhood.

Hank Williams Museum
118 Commerce Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-262-3600

A tribute to the beloved country music star, this museum houses the famous 1952 Cadillac in which Hank Williams took his final journey, as well as his saddle, piano, photos, guitars, records, and clothing. This museum tells the tail that is the intimate portrait of Hank Williams life.

St. John’s Episcopal Church
113 Madison Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-262-1937

With a historic yellow steeple this landmark, built in 1855, attracts visitors from across the country. Being the oldest Episcopal Church in Montgomery it was once the place of worship for Jefferson Davis.

Alabama War Memorial & Wall of Honor
120 North Jackson Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-262-6638

Throughout history 27 soldiers who called Alabama home received the Congressional Medal of Honor. This devotional memorial commemorates theirs and other war veteran’s service with adoration.

Alabama Artist Gallery
201 Monroe Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-242-4076

With a wide variety of exhibits each year such as special themes, craftspeople and fellowship recipients this gallery shows of the accomplishments of the talented and imaginative local artist.

Enlisted Heritage Hall
Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base
550 McDonald Street
Montgomery, AL 36114
334-416-3202

Travel back in time during the early ballooning days and feast your eyes on the extensive array of artifacts and uniforms including but not limited to, Memorial Plaza, AC-47 gunship, B-52 tail gun, B-17 ball turret and 2 Medals of Honor.

Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum
3001 Jasmine Hill Road
Wetumpka, AL 36193
334-263-5713

Enjoy a relaxing stroll with breathtaking carnelians, azaleas, Japanese cherries as well as many other varieties of native southern greenery. Sit down, listen to the birds chirp, bask in the sun and watch your reflection in one of the many alluring pools.

Shakespeare Garden/ Blount Cultural Park
6000 Vaughn Road
Montgomery, AL 36116
334-274-0062

In the heart of the city this park features a wide variety of gorgeous vegetation and visual attractions mentioned in Shakespeare’s plays such as charming trees, magnificent flowers and both a wood and stone bridges.