Budget Friendly Places to Visit in Alabama

Every city has its own tourist attractions and various things to do. Some of these are known all around the country. Montgomery is a place where you will find a wide range of must see places to visit and things to do. Montgomery is the capital of AL, lies in the center of the state on the east bank of the Alabama River. 

No city has played a greater role in the history of Alabama than Montgomery. From Civil Rights to Civil Wars it steeped in history. It is regarded as the birth place of civil right movement. Montgomery has a lively art scene with the popular Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and Performing Arts Center. Montgomery Zoo, Alluring parks, nature centers, Historical sites and numerous family attractions all make Montgomery an awesome place to visit.

Here is the accompanying Places to Visit in Alabama, ultimate in budget friendly, there is no admission fee at all. But the memories they give you and your family will be very precious.

First Baptist Church:

The First Baptist Church was built in the 1820s and redesigned during the 1860s. It is a rustic vernacular wood-outline church executed in the late Federal/early Greek Revival style. The 1.5-story, a substantial timber-confined structure includes a square, hip-roofed ringer tower. Likewise on the property are a burial ground, dry-laid stone wall, and receiving vault. Most of the internment date to the mid nineteenth century since the church had been sorted out around 1793.The Charleston Historical Society acquired the property in 1978. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.

Alabama State Capitol:

The state capitol has been designated a National Historic Landmark. The Alabama State Capitol is where Jefferson Davis took the oath of office as president of the Confederate States of America and where the Civil Rights March ended with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivering a stirring speech from the top of its steps. The historic Senate and House of Representatives Chambers, the old Supreme Court Chambers, and the original governor’s office have all been restored to their Civil War-era appearance.

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