Category Archives: America

In the 1960s Birmingham was the most segregated city in America and held a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. Kelly Ingram Park is a place to learn about this dark period in history and remember the people who … Continue reading →

From ancient to modern times you will find paintings, sculptures, and ceramics from around the world – along with unique to Alabama works within the Birmingham Museum of Art. You’ll find a wide range of renaissance work, classic Rodin sculptures, … Continue reading →

For all of your arcade needs in the Birmingham area, BumperNets is the place to go. You’ll find games ranging from classic pacman to big buck hunter, and everything in between. Air hockey, foosball, and billiards are all present. There … Continue reading →

Only in Birmingham can you wander around the eerie grounds of a preserved pig iron industrial site. Seriously, Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark is the sole facility of its kind preserved on earth, a living snapshot of the Industrial Revolution. … Continue reading →

A quiet gem in Birmingham’s Mountain Brook neighborhood explores Civil War ruins, the Irondale Furnace Trail is a great place for history buffs to stretch their legs. The trail alongside the Furnace and Shades Creek is ¾ in length, so … Continue reading →

Walk beside the shaded stream protected from the heat beneath the trees and feel as if you are part of the Magic City community. Jemison Park is a different side to Birmingham and developers were not harsh towards keeping such … Continue reading →

A quaint stroll around the lake to smell the flowers and listen to the birds sing is the perfect addition to any day. Aldridge Garden is a gem nestled into the greater Birmingham region. The centerpiece of the garden is … Continue reading →

In the heart of downtown Birmingham you can leave the busy vibe of the streets behind and recharge at Railroad Park. The premiere public green space in Magic City is a little slice of nature that a metropolis so desperately … Continue reading →

Filled with adventure and elements that scream Birmingham, a hike in Red Mountain Park is the perfect choice to get into nature during your vacation. There are 15 miles of trails, many of which are wide, flat, and accessible. The … Continue reading →

The city of Birmingham is always looking up to Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and forge. This is symbolic due to its past industry developing iron and steel, but also literal on account of the massive 56’ statue that … Continue reading →