Best places: Tourist attractions in Montgomery, United States

Collection exploring slavery & racial inequality via personal accounts, films, photos & sculpture.

👍👍 A Vacation to Remember-Our knowledgeable tour guide, Mr. Hanif, shared the rich history of his family and others who lived and worked on Pin Point. It's hard to image that people worked there until the mid 80s! Also while there, I was surprisingly reunited with a family member after 27 years! Tear...

Monument & education facility dedicated to the men & women who fought for American civil rights.

This museum about the people & events surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott has a children's wing.

19th-century Baptist church associated with Martin Luther King, Jr. & the Civil Rights Movement.

Fine American art, both classic & modern, including a sizable African-American art collection.

Riverboat rides, concerts, baseball & boating are among the attractions at this riverside compound.

Site features campgrounds, a 40-acre lake, trails, a boathouse, playgrounds, & picnic shelters.

👍👍 Wonderful park in this quaint town. It’s one you can go to for an evening walk and feel safe. Park is well kept and restrooms are clean. It has a walking trail, 2 areas with play equipment, volley ball net and a covered pavilion.

Built in 1835, this house served as the residence of Jefferson Davis during the Civil War.

👍👍 Must see if you love country music.

Sizable city park with walking trails, a dog park, duck ponds & statues in a picturesque setting.

Tribute to the country star with memorabilia, instruments, iconic clothing & personal artifacts.

Clapboard parsonage where Martin Luther King, Jr. lived in the 1950s, with Civil Rights exhibits.

👍👍 A great life like statue of a great Woman. You can get information about her story in good detail. The bus stop it self is a bit to the left.

Tranquil park with botanical gardens, walking paths, memorial pavers, an ornamental pond & statues.

Historic site with hands-on exhibits of regional culture & lifestyle in original log homes & cabins.

Historic Greyhound bus station commemorating the antisegregation activism of a 1961 on-site protest.

This enduring, 40-acre zoo features over 700 animals, plus a museum with taxidermy displays.

👍👍 Nice place to visit. Make sure you don't park your pontoon boat in the wrong spot though. If a security guard instructs you to move it, you better listen, or else they may move it for you. If you choose not to listen and want to start a WWE style no holds barred brawl, there are plenty of props t...