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Take a stroll along the banks of the Black Warrior River where you’ll find picnic areas, a farmers’ market, museums and concert venues.

Archaeological treasures, civil rights movement heritage and a thrilling college football league make this region of Alabama a rewarding destination year-round.

View works by acclaimed American artists and world-class traveling exhibitions at this museum, which is set in the scenic grounds of a city park.

Once a center of the civil rights movement, Alabama’s largest city has emerged from its troubled past as an exciting spot full of attractions.

Take a stroll along the banks of the Black Warrior River where you’ll find picnic areas, a farmers’ market, museums and concert venues.

Known to locals as Tennessee Valley, this fertile region has early American historical relics, cultural treasures and one of the world’s largest space attractions.

Take a stroll along the banks of the Black Warrior River where you’ll find picnic areas, a farmers’ market, museums and concert venues.

Get to know the other L.A., where Alabama meets the Gulf of Mexico and a tapestry of heritage and culture unfurls from the historic cities and towns.

Examine the machinery of war, then take a quiet walk around the engraved walls which bear the names of thousands of fallen servicemen and women.

Get to know the other L.A., where Alabama meets the Gulf of Mexico and a tapestry of heritage and culture unfurls from the historic cities and towns.

As the host of America’s first Mardi Gras, this Southern city has plenty of personality, with charming neighborhoods, historical museums and delicious local food.

Known to locals as Tennessee Valley, this fertile region has early American historical relics, cultural treasures and one of the world’s largest space attractions.

Get to know the other L.A., where Alabama meets the Gulf of Mexico and a tapestry of heritage and culture unfurls from the historic cities and towns.

Known to locals as Tennessee Valley, this fertile region has early American historical relics, cultural treasures and one of the world’s largest space attractions.

Once a center of the civil rights movement, Alabama’s largest city has emerged from its troubled past as an exciting spot full of attractions.

The county seat of Baldwin is a quiet city away from the tourist trail, with treats for film fans and visitors in search of an authentic American experience.

Discover the remnants of a centuries-old Native American village then explore a nature trail and enjoy picnics along the Black Warrior River.

The county seat of Baldwin is a quiet city away from the tourist trail, with treats for film fans and visitors in search of an authentic American experience.

Archaeological treasures, civil rights movement heritage and a thrilling college football league make this region of Alabama a rewarding destination year-round.

Stretch out on long white-sand beaches at this oceanfront state park. Drive up your heart rate with extreme activities, such as zip lining and parasailing.

Examine the machinery of war, then take a quiet walk around the engraved walls which bear the names of thousands of fallen servicemen and women.

Examine the machinery of war, then take a quiet walk around the engraved walls which bear the names of thousands of fallen servicemen and women.

Stretch out on long white-sand beaches at this oceanfront state park. Drive up your heart rate with extreme activities, such as zip lining and parasailing.