The 21 best free attractions in Montgomery

Visiting the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery was an educational and meaningful experience. The exhibits not only taught me more about local history but also stirred personal memories of walking the streets of the South as a youth. The museum does a wonderful job of preserving stories and moments that connect past and present. It’s a place that invites both learning and reflection, and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to better understand the richness and resilience of Southern history and culture.

A very nice museum to visit right in the heart of historic downtown Montgomery. Very interactive with informative exhibits and lots of reading. You can walk down the street to see the actual place Rosa Parks boarded the bus and where she got arrested. I went during the week and there were busloads of school kids and very busy. I definitely recommend all ages visit!

Beautiful experience. Amazing how 1 person could make such a difference. Lovely art works and gift shop.

The Rosa Parks Museum is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. Being in the spot where Rosa Parks took her stand makes the history feel immediate, and the exhibits bring the story to life in a way that’s both moving and unforgettable. It shows how one act of courage became the spark for real change, and it leaves you with a deeper respect for the struggle and the strength of the people who carried it forward. If you’re in Montgomery, this is a stop you shouldn’t miss.

Wonderful exhibit. Talk a walk in the footsteps of the civil rights movement. Informative and entertaining. Something for everyone. Reasonably priced for both museums together and I definitely recommend to do both for the full story.

Awesome little history nook, learned so much not taught in history books. My wife and I loved it. The bus scene made it incredible. The architects of this tour knew how to captivate this audience and lead them down the road of the timeline.

It was a good visit. It's a museum that is affiliated with Troy University. It's located at their downtown campus, and was built on the site where Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man. The updated reenactment is awesome along with the other displays. The gift shop is awesome also. Had a blast.

A bit of construction going on. No clear signage for entrance or activities. I was in the area and made an impromptu stop so I didn’t have time to look on the Internet for what might be going on. Had there been informal outside signs then I might’ve stayed longer and given a better review. Wow, I’m just looking at the next questions on this survey and noted that there were tickets to purchase?? A tour?? Everyone is not of the electronic generation so outside signage would be a plus especially for those passing by or in town for a short while.

Spent 30 minutes doing the self-guided tour with the pamphlet. As others have said, more of a museum piece as it is not active with the house, senate and judiciary meeting in other buildings. Have been to nearly 20 state and provincial capitol buildings and this is at the bottom of the list. Very plain, the grounds lack any real gardens or statuary, no information highlighting the state or directing you on how to learn more, no website info or signage directing you to the entrance and in need of some upkeep (plaster on the floor, doors split, etc.). But still, a good visit and glad to have stopped by but would rate a 3.7.

Very beautiful capitol building. Saw it at dark. Can’t wait to see it during daylight. The columns are stunning and balconies, oh my. There is some stained glass too. Beautiful monuments all around too.

I'm sure this is probably a stunning capital building but I was highly disappointed that I couldn't take a tour because it was Juneteenth and they were closed. Guess I gotta come back again to see the inside.

This is an exhibit in the Alabama Archives and History Museum. It is a small exhibit of Pvt. Romay C. Davis, a member of the WWII 6888th Postal Battalion and some of her items like her Black Belt from Taekwondo and pottery she made. She passed away at the age of 104 in Montgomery.

I took my SGA students down for a tour. The staff was very kind and knowledgeable, and the process of planning was simple. Parking is an issue. I had to park my bus a half mile away and walk back and forth for my students' needs. Directions to the proper entrance were a bit vague.

I went on a holiday, and it was empty, which was great because I could park close and walk around. It’s impressive to see such a large construction, and the architecture is beautiful

This was an unexpected surprise along our route. Do not follow the signs on I-65 as they are incorrect for the museum. If you love country music, it's a must. If you love music, you will be educated on all things Hank Williams Sr. This is a small museum. However, it is packed with great insight. When you leave the museum stop and get a snapshot of his statue in town and then a short ride to pay your respects at the cemetary.

This is a great little museum with tons of items. Clothes, posters, instruments, and the crowning glory The Cadillac! I liked that they had items of Audrey's and his friends and bandmates too. The staff was really great. A must see in Montgomery.

So many items of Hank Williams, family and friends. Car where he passed away. Many photos, records, and clothing. A must see if you are in the area. Thanks Mrs Beth for taking our photo and all you do to make our visit great memories.

Staff was incredibly nice and helpful. Museum is a main Street cash grab that I didn't feel bad about spending $15 for. Lot of family donated items. It's a "no photography or videography" place so that's lame, it's 2025 let me give you some publicity (however the cashier did offer to take my picture standing in front of Hanks Cadillac). Gift shop prices were rather affordable compared to most. If you are a die hard fan I would go check it out. But if there is a bus load of you I'd suggest one go in and then come out and tell the group what they say 😂. Nothing groundbreaking.

If you love classic country and Hank Williams Sr. This museum is a must see. Great gift shop up front as well. You really step into Luke The Drifter’s life once inside.

An amazing collection of an artist whose life was cut short at such an early age. His suits, hats, car and so much more. I was pleasantly surprised this museum had so much of Hank’s things. Well worth the stop before we went to his gravesite. If you’re fan, it’s a must. If you love country music, stop in and walk through. The museum itself is not big but the collection sure is!

Great little museum filled with photographs, outfits and stories about Hank Williams. Wonderful and courteous staff.

Excellent museum for kids!! Highly recommend the interactive kids area - very extensive! Kids could spend hours here. Very impressed with the museum and the grounds!

This is one of my favorite places to visit when I need to clear my mind. The art museum is free to enter and has a peaceful, thoughtful atmosphere with an impressive collection. I love spending quiet time here just walking through the exhibits and taking everything in. Right outside, there’s a large park with beautiful views and a relaxing vibe. You’ll often see ducks and turtles moving around the water — it adds so much life and charm to the space. Altogether, it’s a perfect combination of art, nature, and calm. Highly recommend if you’re nearby.

This place eat great to visit with my girlfriend. Loved all the displays and paintings. Very quiet and a great place to relax. Staff were very friendly as well.

This place is a must visit if you are in montgomery and want a quiet place with no crowd. Its bigger than we expected and have nice outdoor space and activities for kids. Also they are having fall event soon that we will be attending.

Beautiful museum with Interesting pieces of arts is a quiet atmosphere and a lot of peace as deep inside as its surroundings. 100% Recommended.

Excellent art museum. The facility is upscale in all respects. At entry, a staff member was very informative about the various galleries within the museum. We went on a weekday morning. There were a couple of school field trips but not disruptive to our experience in the least. Was impressed observing museum staff interacting with the children. Such a great cultural opportunity that is FREE!

It's nice that they feature a lot of regional artists. Arrived an hour before closing time and was welcomed in and assured I'd have enough time to see everything, but after 40 minutes the staff began rushing me. Never saw the outdoor sculpture garden or got to enjoy the maker space.

Despite the overcast skies and a chill in the air, it was the ideal day for a stroll along the Riverwalk. The area was maintained well. We spotted dog owners enjoying the fresh air with their furry companions and a handful of boaters on the water. Our little adventure took a delightful turn when we stumbled upon a quirky bar—just follow the music! The atmosphere was great, and they served an intriguing THC-infused drink that caught me completely off guard—who knew such a thing existed? 🍻 What a fun twist to our day! Cheers!

I didn’t spend much time there because it was too cold, but from the little I saw, it looks beautiful. The place was also empty. I hope to visit again on another occasion.

I enjoyed my walk through. Was in Montgomery for training and I had a few minutes. So, I parked and explored. I walked through the tunnel. and noticed that some of the original buildings were renovated along with the train station. Got some great pics. Then continud on to the river. This is a great area to visit. There is a nature trail attached to this site. Two hotel chains near by within walking distance, and a bar and amphitheatre . But the prize is the Rover boat Harriet that greets you are coming out of the tunnel and the mighty Alabama River. Check out my pics, there are a few where the original bank used to be compared to now. That may put mighty on to perspective. You also get a brief history also. Will be back for a River boat ride!

Great experience! Beautiful scenery, great music, and food. A good time!

Free rides on the Harriett II. We took the granddaughter since none of us have been on it. Unfortunately, we had a storm while on it and had to go inside due to the lightning. All good though. Great and friendly crew. Loved it

Nice place along the river with a riverboat ride. This is the place where a youtube of a brawl occurred and a white folding chair was used in the fight. I was working near Montgomery and stopped by to see it.

There wasn’t much to see. It’s a nice short walk not much people were around the time I was there

The frontman was very informative! We enjoyed listening to the brief history story. The house is well kept! Very beautiful, it gives you the 1800’s movie feeling! Must visit if you’re around the area

Well done and detailed museum. I'm not familiar with Southern history (I'm a Westerner) so it's very interesting and informative visiting museums like this. It makes me want to learn more. The staff is really knowledgeable and helpful.

The visit was amazing. I would highly recommend it.

Mr. Bob was an excellent and kind host. He invited me in and let me know about this beautiful and historical museum that you definitely MUST visit to know about American history. Please feel free to stop if you're visiting Montgomery AL. This masterpiece is free.

A MUST! For everyone. This is the BEST tour we’ve had by far, by the most incredibly knowledgeable friendly and open guide - Mr. Bob. Even the kids wanted to stay more and more. What an important and unique experience that no one should miss.

If I could give more stars I would. The First White House of the Confederacy is one of the finest museums we have been to anywhere. Beautifully preserved with wonderful artifacts displaying a brief slice of history. The staff are some of the most gracious, knowledgeable and friendly people we have had the pleasure to me. This home has mostly original furnishings and detailed descriptions of each room. A definite must see, so elegant.

The people working at the museum really knew their history and had much enthusiasm for it. I'm glad to see it preserved. It's amazing to see how detailed and ornate the furniture and other items are.

I love this park! It’s such a peaceful place to walk, and the free museum is a great bonus. Definitely recommend it for a family picnic or a fun day out together!

Such an amazing experience to be here and visit these buildings. You’re surrounded by beautiful lakes and vintage buildings. Picnic tables are also around and plenty of parking for visitors. Although, you’re on a busy street when walking at this park. I wasn’t here enough to know if there are restrooms or playgrounds, but I’m sure they are around.

Blount Cultural Park is a delightful haven for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The diverse landscapes and vibrant surroundings make it an ideal spot for capturing a variety of captivating pictures🔥 The well-maintained park offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and cultural elements😊 One of the highlights of Blount Cultural Park is its endearing collection of animals. From charming creatures to majestic birds, the park provides a unique opportunity for visitors to connect with both the animal kingdom and the surrounding environment🤗 The seamless integration of animals and humans in this park creates a heartwarming experience, fostering a sense of unity between visitors and the diverse life thriving within the park🥰 The park's well-conceived design not only facilitates stunning photo opportunities but also ensures a serene and rejuvenating atmosphere✨️ Whether strolling through picturesque pathways or pausing to appreciate the wildlife, Blount Cultural Park offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life👍 In summary, Blount Cultural Park stands out as a haven for photography enthusiasts and a testament to the beautiful connection between animals and humans🫶 It's a place where nature's wonders and cultural elements coalesce, providing visitors with a memorable and enriching experience🩷

Beautiful park, lots of great scenery and walking paths

This park is really good!! Mainly for running, walking or just go there to spend some quality time!!! This is huge park with great trails and natural beauty!!! You can go alone or with your dogs you will feel good!!! If you are not from this area and don’t want to walk or run just go and you will not regret!!! There is also a separate park for your dogs!!! You also have a great walk side of the water or lake!!! Or just stand on the bridge and enjoy the view of green park and the water but don’t miss to check a tortoise in the water, there are lots of tortoise small to very big. Don’t forget to take some food for them, when you stand on the bridge to see them they will come near to you for a food !!! They gather just below you to get some food!!! You can take a picture of them also!!! Go and enjoy your day.

Beautiful park but there are only benches and places to sit at the dog park. Nice walking paths but no where to sit and enjoy the lake, view or peace and quiet.

What a great area and place to walk, relax and reflect. This park was dedicated in 2002 by the vice president of the US. There are very large areas for picnicing, walking, playing with your dog, and enjoying the outdoors. The park contains several landmarks like the art museum as well as a cultural museum. FREE Parking is all around the park. Open dawn to dusk.

Stopped in on our cross-country military move and spent about an hour. Cute little museum. My 2, 4, and 6 year old enjoyed the play area.

Loved it! The MOOseum is a small but very fun and educational spot. It’s all about Alabama’s cattle industry, and they’ve done a great job making it interactive and kid-friendly. The exhibits are well put together, clean, and easy to follow. It doesn’t take a long time to go through, but it’s definitely worth a stop if you’re in Montgomery, especially with kids. Staff are welcoming and happy to answer questions. A unique little museum that gives you something different to experience!

We traveled all the way from France and could not be happier with our experience at the MOOseum! My daughter didn’t want to leave! It’s a free visit and has a lot of great interactive sections for kids of all ages to visit! Even as an adult I found it very educational. The two ladies at the front desk were very welcoming and made sure we got a sticker for my daughter! It’s downtown within all the other historical things to visit in Montgomery! Very well done and maintained!

We needed a place to spend a little time and The MOOseum was perfect. Good place to learn about tasty beef and how important they are to AL. There is also a nice play area for the kids. Employees are friendly and there is a small gift shop. Great place to spend an hour!

Small museum with two big cows and a lot of heart. Great spot for a quick visit with kids. We stopped while traveling to let the little one get the wiggles out and she was suitably entertained. Nice hands-on section in the back for just such a purpose.

Great place. The children loved the kitchen and the bull riding places so much.

The MOOseum is a great place for the entire family! There is soo much information to the gathered and explored. I love the vibrant, interactive, uplifting atmosphere, which ignites excitement and eagerness for the little ones to learn. My son loved every moment of our visit to the Mooseum! Let me not forget to mention Mrs. Cynthia! Mrs. Cynthia is a personable gem, she is definitely the top reason that I'll be visiting again.

A solemn place. Very well designed, Worthy of a landscape architecture design award. The attendants were super helpful. An electric cart was available for those in need. The hill to climb to the art installation was well provided with information tablets of history and facts. The landscape and grounds were very well taken care of. A stellar place of historical information and worthy of a 1-2 hour visit.

Incredibly beautiful memorial to commemorate the horrible injustices and murders of African Americans across the country. Each sculpture represents 1 to 20+ vuctims of lynchings that occured in counties across the nation. Every American needs and should see this memorial.

Very informative for all ages who understand they have a history of Theo ancestors. Much work, art and detail placed in all exhibits. We experienced all the emotions existent to mankind!!! A worker there who saw me crying said "it's ok, don't you feel guilty... it's not your fault." I left reflecting.💕

This memorial made such an impact on me that I will never forget the visit. Respectfully done.

Enjoyed the experience. Don't take water bottles, they'll make you trash it.

Incredible. Very powerful and moving. You could spend the whole day between the 3 locations. Review the site for more information, buy tickets ahead of time. No PETS allowed, no skateboards, no vapes or smoking, they will confiscate your items until you leave the exhibit to ensure that maximum respect is paid to the area.

The Legacy Museum is a very powerful experience. It focuses on telling the whole truthful story. It honors the lives of everyone by including the raw testimony and history of the massive injustice in our past and currently. It was encouraging to see so many people, adults and children, involved with learning the true history of America.

8/2025 We like zoos and had a little extra time in Montgomery so we decided to stop by. It was hot so some animals were inside, but we really liked the ones we saw including the Pygmy hippos, elephants, lions, cheetahs, other cats, rhino, chimpanzees, lemurs, and more. Nice place to spend a couple hours!

Our first time going: 1. Lacks directional signage for how to navigate around the zoo. 2. Tickets are priced too high for the few animals on exhibit. 3. Accessible for mobility impaired customers seemed good 4. Gift shop was small but cute I will table my plans to buy a membership until I can determine if it is worthwhile once more exhibits are open and renovation is further along. 5

We are a zoo lover visiting zoos in South Carolina, Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida, and now Alabama. I’ve seen worse. But I’ve definitely seen better. The good: Parking was great. Plenty of parking. No complaints there. Prices for food was good, especially for a zoo. The staff at the overlook cafe was phenomenal. I gave this zoo an extra star just for the staff at the cafe. Customer service matters! The bad: The exhibits were small and often left me feeling bad for the animals because it seemed too small for animals of their size and normal range. My biggest complaint though is not enough bathrooms and the signs directing you around the park were awful. Very confusing and not enough of them.

Went with my wife as part of a romantic getaway weekend. Great park clean amenities and lovely animals to gaze upon. We were there when they opened the gates and the ticket booth operators were all very nice and quick moving making for a fast entrance and great experience overall from beginning to end!

All animal facilities looked well kept and adequately sized. Staff definitely looked interested in the animal welfare. Couple of exhibits closed (including alligator) and the skyline wasn't open during our weekday visit. Gift shop renovation ongoing... Take plenty of water when it's warm, no water stations around the site and $3 for a bottle in the cafe

Service was excellent. A few exhibits were closed for remodeling. Looking forward to seeing it when they are finished.

The Montgomery zoo is under construction at this time. The front entrance is the main thing that they seem to be working on. I think the money would be better spent on the animals and their habitats. It was very hot, some of the animals may have been inside for their own safety, but there were many that were not available for viewing.

Awesome museum for folks who are interested in the Fitzgeralds. Lots of letters, pictures, paintings, some clothes, and other memorabilia to study. My favorite part was getting to stay at the Airbnb in the Zelda Suite above the museum.

Wonderful museum, loved it! Definitely worth your time a d please pay the $5 donation admission fee as they are self funded. So many mementos from Zeldas family. Some great things from Scott also. The letters were my favorite. The staff was so kind.

It was fine. The home is in a lovely historic district. Lots of photos, news clippings, placards. Very quiet. Not a very extensive gift shop. Fine for a self guided tour of the first floor.

My wife is an English teacher and teaches The Great Gatsby so we made a special trip to see this place. It’s a pretty neat little site. You can cover the whole museum pretty extensively in about 45 minutes.

Awesome place for a 1 hour visit. Tour guide was very informative and enjoyable. Obviously not an all day museum but I highly recommend to visit if you’re in Montgomery.

I don't know if there is another museum dedicated to F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. They lived a nomadic life and never owned a home. This is the only place the lived in as a family (with daughter Scottie) and the only place where they wrote novels. The museums includes many examples of their dress, as well as plenty of photos and letters. A real gem in the middle of Montgomery. Not where you would expect these subjects to be represented. But if you need to take a break from other Montgomery attractions, this is a nice quiet corner to retreat to for an hour or so.

Gorgeous 1910 home in a stunning, historic Montgomery neighborhood. The displays and artifacts are personal, delightful, and insightful. Zelda Sayre was a tragically untapped mind and a fascinating figure. I highly recommend a visit and i can't wait till they begin listing the upstairs apartment on airbnb. I'll certainly be back! Update October 2017: I just visited the memorial to Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald at the location of the former Highland Sanitarium (75 Zillicoa St. Asheville, NC) where she perished in a tragic fire the night before she was to return to her mother's home in Montgomery. I found the gorgeous Montford neighborhood and memorial to be an excellent extension to the Montgomery house and museum. You may consider it in your travels! (See photos attached)

Yesterday I used the research room for my first time. I cannot say enough about the incredible team! I learned more and gained a better understanding from Courtney than I have in months of online research. After following up with Meredith regarding a print requests I couldn’t believe how quick and efficient of a response I received on Friday afternoon. The team here is incredible, passionate, kind, knowledgeable, and welcoming. Thank you to the Archives team for helping me and making my experience incredible.

This was the opening of the new Alabama Military Gallery in the Archives and History Museum. Gov. Kay Ivey cut the ribbon with Director Steve Murray and other dignitaries.

Our family adores this place. Not only is there museum fantastic and full of good information, but the hand on are for children is the main reason we go back over and over. It's always full of crafts and fun learning areas. Every month is something different. Even they're staff is awesome. The reception person always remembers us even if it's been a long time since our last visit!

The second floor of the Archives is one of the most educational spaces in Montgomery for kids. The hands-on displays include space for dress up and play, and a collection of movies to watch. Even the bathrooms have a great view of the Capitol.

Had good displays, but the lighting was very dark. To the point that the exhibits were hard to see in detail. But still a detailed account of Alabama history. Most of the American Indian artifacts were not on display due to being considered for repatriation.

We did not know what to expect when we decided to go here but ended up being extremely impressed. 3 stories with the bulk of the exhibits on the second floor, to include a hands on children's room, geology room, historical war room with a lot of weapons and uniforms. Then Several areas in order tracing the history of Alabama from a few hundred years ago to present day. Exhibits in these areas were outstanding. Plan on being here for a few hours.

Great place to learn about the history of Alabama state as well as the history of world war first and second. There are a lot of cultural relics displayed so that one can have a better understanding about what’s going on back then. Nice staff and one of the few places that actually open on weekends!

Nice small stadium with decent pricing. Good food options. Air-conditioned bar. We got perfect seats for the Jul 3rd game and the celebratory fireworks 🎇. Highly recommended.

Great place to catch a ball game. I suggest going on nights with food or drink promotions and $8 for souvenir drinks is steep, but hal price on Thursdays. Fun games and promotions. We loved it.

Went and had no clue a double Header was happening. Great seats, friendly staff. In between innings on field events were cool. Just an hour drive from Opelika. It's a positive amoung a lot of negatives in Montgomery. Plenty of parking, and it's close to Dreamland Ribs!

The perfect stadium for some baseball! They play fun games, food and drinks are reasonable and everyone is so nice.

Great venue. Feels more homey and enjoyable than other baseball parks I've been to.

Such a great ballpark with tons of food & drink options. Awesome location for checking out more attractions nearby that you can easily walk to

My family and I went here 3 days ago to the 6pm Saturday night Montgomery Biscuits baseball game. Everyone was very friendly and had professional customer service. However, the prices for food and drinks are very high, the actual biscuits are hard as well as cold, and there's no Military/Veteran Discount either. There should be someone that walks around the people in the seats offering things for you to buy, like at other locations.

If you're a Hank Williams fan then you must stop in here. A beautiful (and sad) site to see. We also looked around at the other grave stones learning about the Royal Air Force who trained in Montgomery. Very interesting

We are super Hank Williams, Sr. fans so we felt we needed to stop at his memorial and gravesite. This is a truly beautiful memorial with many of the Williams family interred. The inscriptions are truly touching and the site is beautifully maintained. A touching tribute to one of America’s first musical superstars.

Loved Hank Williams. It was nice to pay our respect. Only one other person was here so it was easy to park next to the memorial and snap a few photos.

Always wanted to stop here and pay my respects to Hank. I've always felt he was the father of country music. Sad that he had such a short life. They did a nice job with his tombstone and family plot. Rest easy Hank.

Was so cool to visit him and his wife. Fantastic singers .. Hank was a real troubadour in his time❤️ Btw, you do not need tickets for a cemetery. Google asked this at the bottom. No waiting and or tickets to this set of wonderful singers graves. I'm thankful that we got to visit ol Hank and Audrey Williams it is indeed a great experience!

Hank Williams is the King of Country Music. I was there for Hank's 100th birthday, and it was a great time of sharing memories of Hank with the many people who were there both young and old. There was music and a proclamation that was read declaring that day to be Hank Williams Day in the State of Alabama. No matter when you go, a visit to this sacred place is a moving experience. This is a must-see for fans of Hank Williams and Country Music. You will get a deeper appreciation for Hank and the memory will last a lifetime. George Vreeland Hill

Beautifully done and emotionally moving. The Luke the Drifter is a great touch.

Excellent museum of my favorites from Alabama. You learn a lot of history is interactive and educational.

Wonderful museum. Free. Amazing 200th birthday celebration exhibits with displays of Alabama history that are interactive, educational, and entertaining. We loved the layout of the displays, colorful with just the right amount of text. Grandma's attic is a fun area for the kids, but also great for educational activities. Highly recommend it.

The most informative museum in the South! We spent hours there and loved every section! Indian cultures, first settlers, all the wars through present times. Lots and lots of information on every era and tons of artifacts. This museum also focuses on women activists and politicians which is quite unique!

Amazing museum. The arrangement of the exhibits is excellent. The visitors first watch a short movie explaining the history and see the relevant exhibits. I could easily follow the explanations.

Man.... What an amazing historical account of the state of Alabama. Good and bad history, it's all recorded there. Free admission, wonderful staff, and amazing memorabilia and photos. Highly recommend going here. Also child friendly! I didn't get a chance to explore all of it. I ran out of time!

The Museum of Alabama is a national quality museum that no one should miss seeing. Free admission! Educational. Fascinating. I could spend hours in the Alabama Voices exhibit alone. Here are a few photos I've taken over the years.

Free museum offering Alabama's history. There is a kids area to interact with items. Lots of things to learn and do. Good way to stay cool too.

I purchased tickets for a show. When I was unable to attend due to COVID I tried to get a refund for my tickets. I called and emailed and left messages several times and no one ever got back with me so I was out the cost of 3 tickets. Terrible organization and completely unprofessional.

Absolutely the best dance studio in Montgomery! My daughter has been taking dance with Montgomery Ballet for 6 years.

Absolutely fabulous!!

We had a great experience taking our basketball team to Montgomery Whitewater. Heather Watts was great to work with in booking our group trip. We did the tubes and had a blast. Facility was VERY clean and well kept. Staff was friendly and helpful. Everyone had a great time.

Montgomery Whitewater is an absolute MUST if you’re anywhere near the area!!☺️ We went whitewater rafting and had such an amazing time! Huge thanks to our guides Collin and Wes, they were awesome and made it so much fun! And it’s not just rafting, you can also go kayaking, stand up paddling, tubing and even mountain biking. Honestly a 12/10 experience, plus they’re super dog friendly, which is absolutely amazing (the restaurant at the location too)🐶 We can’t wait to come back! (they also offer a military discount!🪖🎖️

What a blast! Fun for the whole family. You can spend an entire day going from one activity to the next. Be sure to leave some time to head over to the restaurant on site. We all enjoyed the patty melt. It’s off menu. :-) The white water rafting was the highlight. It’s a thrill. I would recommend booking everything through the website.

What a great experience! Customer service was top notch, safety is top priority, facility is prestige. We did white water rafting and it was so much fun! Andrew was our guide and I always felt safe and had a great time! Highly recommend! Only recommendation is more shaded areas for those viewing along the white water path. Thank you Andrew for an amazing experience!

Highly recommend the rafting! Had two fantastic guides (Berk & Daryl) who were awesome. I hope I got their names right- hard to hear over all the fun and excitement we had! They personalized the trip to our skill level, challenged us in a fun, exciting way and were super knowledgeable & experienced. Can’t wait to come back next season! Also shout out to Philip Melton who was an awesome staff guy!

We did low-flow rafting. The team out there was great. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for something fun!

We spend a Saturday morning like a gift to our teens and adults children. We all had a great time, rafting and doing the zip zone activities, we also enjoyed the lunch after all that really hard work!!!! 😁😁😁

I love my time with Troy University. The University and some of the instructors was awesome. However I had one teacher that retaliated against me. Dr. Matuski. It has affected me in many ways. I very seldom acknowledge I'm a Troy Alumni. Troy University allows a teacher years ago to retaliate against my grades. In the masters program you have to have a B average. This teacher wanted to after finals to post my grades for my weekly assignment. Later after making a 100 on the final the instructor gave me a 79.8. I went in spoke to her and in the recording she started she believe I had help. She believ proctorU did not do their job. She was going to request for the testing footage. Then, then had the nerve to ask a test question. If she felt that way she should had tried to reach me within the term. I had contacted her several times and my calls and messages was ignored, so I left work early to had an unannounced meeting. I reach someone in Troy University in Troy, scheduled a meeting where someone else sat in the meeting let them here the recording (Alabama is one party consent). He acknowledge that wasn't right and advised he would to it to a panel I believe. When I call him around two later he stated it wasn't nothing he can do. Because of this I lost financial assistance because it brought my GPA down. I had to take another class and pay out of pocket. I did complete paying before graduation. I also had a issue with my intent to graduate. I spoken to Jim Smith in Troy Montgomery about my complaint. I mentioned I might go to the news or use other outlets. I also have a recording of that as well. I recording it because I felt they would believe their professors more and i needed to prove proof. He advise me if I do go to them he will let me walk. I felt like Troy University allowed this. Other students may have went through something similar.

This campus has the worst professors for their nursing program and they will not do anything about the bad evaluations given by the nursing students about these professors. If you like being talked down to, berated and belittled in front of other students then this is the nursing program for you! The professor did this to MULTIPLE students who were confused about a schedule the professor posted. She said "You're not confused, you just can't read. How do you expect to become a nurse if you can't read?" and then is irritated at the students when they are upset about the way she talks to them. WHO TALKS TO PEOPLE LIKE THAT?!! TROY NEEDS TO GET BETTER NURSING PROFESSORS.

This is a great school . I have enjoyed my two years here as a student and I look forward to my next two years until I graduate . I recommend Troy university to anyone.

The best University I've ever attended...

Very unique and lovely

Great school just ready to graduate

I called on Friday and spoke with someone that was very unprofessional. I thought I called their house.

Many thanks to the staff for making everything possible. All afterlife wishes for my deceased family member was met with the utmost respect. Planning and execution was thorough and timely. I appreciate everything done by the staff, especially their attention to the smallest detail.

Upon entering the doors I was greeted with warm smiles and a genuine show of care and concern for my family by Mrs Sherri Taylor and other staff members. Mrs Nikki Ross who assisted me is a very knowledgeable representative and handled the entire process professionally.

I appreciate the professional people at White Chapel who helped us in a time of great sorrow. They listened to our needs and offered appropriate choices. Everything they did was top notch. I will always be grateful for choosing White Chapel-Greenwood Funeral Home.

We had a pleasing experience with Ms Nikki who assisted us with our future home going plans. She was very nice and helpful . Answered questions .Also the Young man who assisted us last visit was very helpful! I can’t remember his name! Sorry!

Very upset that things were moved from a grave site. How can you remove stuff that isn’t flowers? I mean something’s are sentimental between the pasted loved ones and the ones still here. I’m very upset to know this isn’t ok. No notice given to family or anything.

I worked with Nikki to take care of the burial portion of my mother’s funeral. She was great to work with and very responsive. Everything worked out just as expected and White Chapel- Greenwood were super flexible as we navigated a service in Pelham and a burial in Montgomery all in the same day. I was very pleased and grateful for their care.

From the receptionist to Nikki explaining the cost and driving me around the possible available plots. She answered all my questions and was never in a hurry to complete the purchase.

The big plane is no longer there. The stairs to the garden is locked off. Not worth stopping by actually

Just a brief stop while headed North on a RV trip. Plenty of parking along the street for our tow and travel trailer though if felt as if the vehicle lanes were a bit tight. Well maintained, trash can nearby. I think there were public restrooms further down but it was so hot outside that we did a quick walk with our best pals, snapped some happy shots, then jumped back into the a/c.

We enjoyed the walk and the huge structures however the garden being gone was a huge disappointment Looking over the rails down below was a sad site This could be such a beautiful place - i wish we could have seen it in his prime.

The Wright Brothers Park was an unexpected treat. We had no idea that Orville and Wilber had such a significant involvement with the City of Montgomery. After the successful flight at Kitty Hawk NC, they open a flying school here to train customers. This would be expanded by the government during World War I. The facilities were useful in the war effort and would eventually become Maxwell Air Force base. The park is fairly large and beautifully situated on the river.

I have always liked this little park overlooking the river and railroad tracks. It's more family friendly than it once was with better fencing and updated facilities. The small playground and space for outdoor games is nice. Originally called overlook park it has some nice views. On the negative side there is a fair amount of trash people throw into the wooded hill beside it, and because of the area the city can't really clean it up efficiently. There is also some unsafe deck rot on some of the wooden decks so watch your step.

Interesting little spot. Wanted to share an updated photo of the little playground.

Calling it a park is generous, but it is quite a nice strip of grass accented by a few trees and benches, overlooking the river. I spent about an hour here with my dogs one sunny afternoon in December. We picnicked on a blanket and shared some delicious bbq from Dreamland. Then we wandered along the path there. I wasn’t expecting it to be a bird watching outing, but a charming mockingbird watched us for most of our meal. And a cardinal came to join it for a bit. A lovely surprise. And the free parking is always good.