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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Located at 16th Street North across the street from Kelly Ingram Park and the 16th Street Baptist Church, this fascinating gallery tells the story of Birmingham's tragic and triumphant contributions to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. This state-of-the-art facility utilizes multimedia presentations, photographs and other artifacts to document the African American struggle for racial equality, and relates this history to other human rights struggles around the world. Admission is free on Sundays.
Railroad Park
Birmingham's Railroad Park is a 19 acre (7.68 hectare) park that was created in 2010. The park has water features, trails, and lots of grassy areas for playing and picnicking. The park often plays hosts to special events and concerts throughout the year. A welcome slice of green amid the steely concrete of the city, this park is also a serene place for leisurely walks and jogging. Couples who frequent the park often cap off their walks with a nice snack at the Boxcar Cafe located within the park premises.
Regions Field
Regions Field is a state-of-the-art ballpark built in 2013 as the home of the Birmingham Barons AA Minor League team. The stadium features 8500 seats and is conveniently located right in Downtown Birmingham. The ballpark has a host of activities and special features, including a mini-wiffle ball diamond, a batting cage and family fun park. Of course, no baseball game is complete without a hot dog and a beer (or soda), and you can get that, along with all the other classic ballpark snacks at Regions Field, too.
Red Mountain Park
Red Mountain Park consists of 1500 acres (607.02 hectares) full of outdoor fun and excitement. In addition to the 11 hiking trails in the park, there are also zip-lining facilities, historic mines, three tree houses and the Hugh Kaul Beanstalk Forest and Kaul Adventure Tower. The park is one of Birmingham's favorite destinations for outdoor adventure.
Ruffner Mountain
This outstanding nature center situated on the site of an iron ore mine was closed in the 1950s and reopened as a nature refuge in the 1970s. Visitors to this mid-city refuge can explore the former quarries and ore crushers, hike 10 miles of trails, watch hawks soar, study rock formations and enjoy the wildflowers and wildlife.
Vulcan Park & Museum
Based on the Greek god Vulcan, the god's statue is the tallest cast iron statue in the world in the center of Birmingham’s Vulcan Park & Museum, which features educational tours and a soaring observation deck overlooking the city. The park also allows special events including marriages and other cultural events.
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931 Nassau Avenue South West, Birmingham, AL, United States, 35211
The creation of Joe Minter, African Village in America is an innovative representation of Joe's philosophies as well as other historical incidents. The sights and scenes are built on biblical, moral and political views and facts, and the way they are created is marvellous. Joe Minter has used a huge body of castoffs and thrown away materials to build his displays, and some of these are sheer masterpieces. There is a tower of five satellite dishes that spell "JESUS", a death penalty sculpture made out of an electric chair, an injection table, and two governor reprieve phones, and many other such creations that will leave astounded at this man's creativity and expression. Those in town should not miss this.
2100 Highland Avenue South, Birmingham, AL, United States, 35205
Temple Emanu-El is a Jewish landmark in Birmingham. This architectural marvel was built in 1889 and features a domed ceiling, and intricate Corinthian columns and a pediment on its exterior facade. The synagogue is a Reform Jewish congregation and organizes worship services, prayer and study programs for the community. Live webcast of their services are available online every Friday and Saturday for a global outreach. The building is home to several spaces like the Abroms Hall, Sanctuary and Hess Chapel ideal for private functions and events.
8th Avenue S at 11th Street, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, United States, 35205
301 19th Street North, Birmingham, AL, United States, 35203
Head straight to RMTC Cabaret Theatre while in Birmingham if you wish to spend your evening watching a fun and interesting performance. With an exciting lineup featuring cabarets, theatrical productions, musicals and drama among many other shows, RMTC Cabaret Theatre offers something for local fans of performing arts to look forward to. The seating arrangement, as well as, the overall intimate setting of the venue ensure your show-watching experience here is fun, memorable and uninterrupted.
Free
800 Lakeshore Drive, Samford University, Birmingham, AL, United States, 35229
Located within the Samford University, Boyd E. Christenberry Planetarium is a delightful place to learn more about the stars and planets. It provides tours and shows for adults, children, groups and families which provide a chance to explore the space and universe. The entry is free and the venue is accessible to the differently-abled.
Free
200 Terrace Dr, Oak Mountain State Park, Pelham, AL, United States, 35124
Peavine Falls is a magnificent natural attraction located within Oak Mountain State Park in Alabama. Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the Appalachian foothills, this waterfall is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The star of the show, Peavine Falls, is a stunning 65-foot (19.8 meters) waterfall that cascades down a rugged rock face into a serene pool below. The waterfall gets its name from the Peavine Creek, which feeds the falls with its crystal-clear waters. The sight and sound of the rushing water, combined with the lush greenery that surrounds it, create a tranquil and picturesque setting.
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