The warm, sub-tropical climate in Alabama during spring attracts many visitors to different cities in the region. Whether you travel for food, history, sightseeing, relaxation, or cultural discoveries, you'll find several charming cities with fun pursuits for everyone.
Founded in the late 19th century, Birmingham should fall in a history and culture lover's must-visit destinations. Discover the city's significance during the American Civil Rights Movement by visiting the 16th Street Baptist Church Museum. The Rosa Parks Museum tells tales of the gruesome protests that took place here. Nature lovers would relish a tour to the different region-specific animal exhibits for kangaroos, primates, flamingos, alligators, among others.
This enchanting port city lies in the Gulf Coast. It's a celebrated destination for fascinating cultural and historical discoveries. Those interested in naval history will find the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park awe-inspiring. The WWII-era battleship tells stories of the World War through a collection of marine-inspired relics and exhibits. The Mobile Museum of Art houses over 10,000 visual and decorative art from America, Europe, and Asia.
American historical books highlight Montgomery as a significant outpost during the 19th century American Civil War and the Civil Rights Movements in the 1960s. Tour The State Capitol Building and reimagine the swearing-in of Jefferson Davis as the President of the Confederate State of America. Witness engaging performance arts by attending the Alabama Shakespeare Festival at the Carolyn Blount Theater.
This charming small town may not match its sprawling neighbors in recreational activities, but it offers unique experiences. Hit the trails in Weeks Bay Nature Reserve and trek through serene natural settings or practice your swinging skills at the Rock Creek Golf Club. An equestrian region, guests can enjoy horseback riding with an excursion to Oak Hollow Farm. If you're a relic collector, discover beautiful pieces of crafts and décor at Southern Antiques and Accents.
As you enjoy your spring vacation in Alabama, stopover at Mountain Brook, one of the wealthiest communities in the state. It was founded as a residential area, and a drive on its motorways reveals scenic settings with the backdrop of the Shades Mountain Ridges and the Red Mountain. Puff a cigar at the Vitola Fine Cigars or enjoy a sip at the Dram Whiskey Bar.
| 😎 Least busy month | October |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | January |
| 🛏️ Popular home types | Apartment rental and House rental |
| 🌡️ Hottest months | 91 °F in June and July |
| ❄️ Coldest months | 36 °F in January and February |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 16 rainy days in July and March |
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