Things To Do In Montgomery, AL
Montgomery, Alabama, competes with some of the oldest and largest cities in the United States as a historical centre. Montgomery's diversified cuisine and music scene, walkable downtown, and world-class cultural sites, including one of the world's biggest Shakespeare theaters, complete the tourist experience.
Things to Do: If you base yourself in downtown Montgomery, you'll be able to stroll to museums, restaurants, stores, and entertainment. Music aficionados may pay their respects to a Country great at the Hank Williams Museum, which has a vast collection of memorabilia, including the blue Cadillac in which the 29-year-old was traveling when he died in 1953. Attend a concert or special event at Riverfront Park, see a baseball game at Riverwalk Stadium, and enjoy stand-up paddleboarding or a gorgeous dinner cruise on the Alabama River. After that, have a drink at the Aviator Bar, which is filled with aviation memorabilia, including a model of the Wright Flyer suspended from the ceiling. Dinner will not disappoint at Capitol Oyster Bar, a local favorite for its Southern comfort cuisine, river views, and Sunday Blues music events. On Friday and Saturday nights, after other pubs have closed, travel to the Sous La Terre underground club for Jazz and Blues music. Blount Cultural Park, home to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, is a must-see for culture seekers.
