By emma hynes
From its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement to vibrant arts, food, and outdoor spaces, Montgomery offers a mix of experiences you won’t find anywhere else.
This bucket list highlights the very best things to do in Montgomery.
Step inside the museum dedicated to the woman who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and learn about the city’s role in the Civil Rights Movement.
Walk the halls where Martin Luther King Jr. ended the Selma to Montgomery march and explore the history of Alabama politics.
Walk the halls where Martin Luther King Jr. ended the Selma to Montgomery march and explore the history of Alabama politics.
Celebrate the life and music of the legendary country star with exhibits showcasing his career and personal treasures.
A family-friendly spot with animals from all over the world and engaging exhibits for kids and adults alike.
Step back in time as you wander through historic 19th-century homes and buildings preserved in this open-air museum.
Enjoy scenic views along the Alabama River with walking paths, concerts, and boat rides that bring the city to life.
Visit the church where Dr. King once preached and discover its powerful role in the fight for equality.
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