Alabama State Capitol
FreeWalk the 1851 Greek Revival statehouse where the Confederacy was formed and the 1965 voting rights march ended.
Montgomery, AL
State · USA
The cities and regions we cover across Alabama, and the places worth the afternoon in each. See what is around you now, or pick a guide.




Inside Alabama
Each guide has its own map, its own picks and a day Fun can plan for you.




Alabama
Civil rights landmarks from Montgomery's Capitol to Selma's bridge and Tuskegee



Alabama
White-sand beaches at Gulf Shores and the battleship and gardens around Mobile




Alabama
Civil rights history, an old iron furnace and motorcycles, with Mount Cheaha to the east




Alabama
Muscle Shoals studios, Helen Keller's birthplace and Huntsville's rockets
Start here
Walk the 1851 Greek Revival statehouse where the Confederacy was formed and the 1965 voting rights march ended.
Montgomery, AL
Stroll 65 acres of gardens on the Fowl River and tour the 1935 home of a Coca-Cola bottler.
Theodore, AL
Tour the 1911 church where a 1963 Ku Klux Klan bombing killed four girls, a landmark of the civil rights era.
Birmingham, AL
Take a guided tour of Studios A and B, where Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett and Etta James recorded.
Muscle Shoals, AL
Tour the brick church where Martin Luther King Jr. was pastor and helped organize the Montgomery bus boycott.
Montgomery, AL
Swim along white sand Gulf beaches, fish from a long pier and paddle or bike around Lake Shelby.
Gulf Shores, AL
Tell Fun who is coming, how long you have and where you are in Alabama. It comes back with places on the map and a day you can actually do.