Birmingham is the largest city in the state of Alabama and one that played a huge part in the civil rights movements that shook America in the 1960’s, a beautiful city with an interesting history and a host of things to do. Originally a town that was famous for its steel industry, Birmingham is now …
Auburn is a city in Alabama that loves its football, everywhere you go you are reminded of the Auburn Tigers and it is something that has brought the people of this fine city together over the years. The unofficial nickname of Auburn is “The Loveliest Village on The Plains” and it is easy to see …
Decatur is known as “The River City” and is located in the north of Alabama along the banks of the Wheeler Lake, for a city with a population of only 55,000 there is a surprisingly large number of things to do. Before Decatur became the city it is today it was know as “Rhodes Ferry …
Thirty years ago Dothan was classed as one of the “Worst Places to Live in the United States,” since that day a lot has changed and the city now boasts a good economic structure and a lot of things to do whilst in the city. Dothan is a small city in Alabama with only 70,000 …
Sitting on the banks of the Black Warrior River is the city of Tuscaloosa, originally the capital of the state of Alabama, it is the fifth biggest city in the state and a hub for education and sports. The University of Alabama has its home in Tuscaloosa and the city leaders came up with the …
Sitting in the north central part of the state of Alabama is Hoover, Hoover is a relatively new city and was incorporated in 1967, the place got its name from William H. Hoover who is a local insurance company owner. The city is still relatively small with less than 100,000 people living here, however over …
Regarded as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement, the capital of Alabama is an important destination for those interested in American history. Located on the east bank of the Alabama River, the city also boasts a variety of activities based on and around the waterfront for those whose interests lie less with history and …