Some popular destinations in Alabama include...

Montgomery
Montgomery, the state capital, is located in the Central Region of Alabama. Offering world class theatre, museums, history, family activities and irresistible down home Southern food. Explore 19th century living at Old Alabama Town, experience Montgomery's artistic side at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts or enjoy the day reliving Civil Rights' history.

Birmingham
The largest city in Alabama is Birmingham, located in the north central part of the state with almost 275,000 people. Birmingham is home to exciting attractions, fine restaurants, unique shopping and exciting nightlife. Birmingham is famous for its beautifully designed golf courses. Visit Ruffner Mountain, a 1,000-acre nature preserve, just five miles from the city center.

Gulf Coast
The Gulf Coast is located in the southern part of Alabama on the glorious Gulf of Mexico. Orange Beach and Gulf Shores have been virtually untouched by tourism and are havens for those who want to relax in the sun, on lovely white beaches that have the charm, without the crowds.

Mobile
Mobile's inviting climate and ideal location allow visitors to enjoy a wide spectrum of activities. White-sandy beaches, great golf venues, historic homes and museums, and attractions for the entire family. Visitors to Mobile marvel at the sheer beauty of the city—the breathtaking sunsets, lush foliage, spectacular historic and modern architecture, amazing museums, diverse arts and culture.

Huntsville
The birthplace of Alabama in 1819 and today the space capital of America. Huntsville Alabama is located in North Alabama and is rich in Southern history, genealogy and attractions.

Selma
Just 45 minutes west of Montgomery, you'll find the largest historic district in Alabama with over 1,200 historic structures, museums, palatial antebellum and Victorian homes. Selma is known for civil war to civil rights; annual spring pilgrimage, battle of Selma reenactment, concerts, market days, historic cemeteries, voting rights trail and Cahaba first State Capital.