Phenix City, Alabama lies directly across Chattahoochee River from the bustling city of Columbus, Georgia. It’s a city with rich history, and a notorious one too, as it was once known as ‘Sin City’ on account of its gambling and prostitution. The Phenix City you see today is very different. With exquisite architecture, riverside walks, …
Homewood is a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama, located 5 miles south of the city. Nestled at the foot of Red Mountain, the city has a rich history which began in the early 1800s. There are several buildings on the National Register of Historic Places to explore within the suburb, and scenic Vulcan Park which offers …
Enterprise, in the Wiregrass region of south eastern Alabama is a peaceful city with a wealth of history. It’s a family-friendly place with parks, lakes, dining and activities to suit all ages. However, Enterprise is perhaps most famous for its Boll Weevil Monument – the only monument in the world to be dedicated to an …
Located in east central Alabama, the city of Opelika is home to rich history and a wealth of activities. When settlers arrived, the city grew quickly as West Point Railroad Company built rail tracks leading from Montgomery to Opelika. The new route was used for raw cotton shipments, and the city rapidly became a regional …
Prichard lies 5 miles north west of the coastal city of Mobile, Alabama. The city began as a settlement in the mid-1800s and was known for its shipbuilding and paper trade. It has a rich history and culture which can be explored in its streets, parks and buildings, plus you are within 7 minutes’ drive …
The city of Anniston in Calhoun County, Alabama has been involved in some of the country’s most historic events. The city’s iron furnaces on which the industry relied, were destroyed by the Union cavalry during the American Civil War. The US Army set up training camps nearby during WWI and WWII, and during the Civil …
The charming city of Gadsden lies on the banks of Coosa River in northeast Alabama. In the 19th century, it was an important shipping center and economic hub for tire, rubber and steel companies. Today, remnants of these industries still remain, however, the city is better known for its welcoming atmosphere, parks, lakes and gardens. …
In the northwest corner of Alabama lies the historic city of Florence. It’s part of a region known as The Shoals – four close-knit cities incorporating Florence, Sheffield, Tuscumbia and Muscle Shoals. It may be world’s away from its Tuscan counterpart, but make no mistake, Florence, Alabama has its own unique brand of southern charm. …
Though you may have never heard of it, Huntsville in Alabama is a city rich with historical and cultural significance and offers some of the Country’s best natural wonders. Take a trip back in history by visiting one of Huntsville’s many museums, explore the beautiful countryside, enjoy the wide variety of shopping and culinary delights, …
Mobile (Alabama) is a city rich with history and culture. Mobile features a wide variety of activities and sights that is sure to delight people of all ages and interests. Take a step back in history by visiting the many plantations, forts, museums, and battleships, and heritage buildings around the city. Exciting shopping, dining options, …