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Every town across Alabama has its own character. Choose an area to browse its restaurants, shops, stays, and stories.

North Alabama

Huntsville, the Rocket City: space history, Lowe Mill artist studios, Monte Sano trails and a walkable downtown around Big Spring Park.

A fast-growing city just west of Huntsville with a historic railroad downtown, Trash Pandas baseball and miles of greenways.

A Tennessee River city with historic districts, Point Mallard Park, the Cook Museum and winter crane viewing at Wheeler refuge.

Limestone County's seat, a courthouse-square town between Huntsville and Decatur known for fiddle music and storytelling.

A Tennessee River city in the Shoals, home to W.C. Handy's birthplace, a Frank Lloyd Wright house and a walkable downtown.

A lake town on Alabama's largest lake, with bass fishing, wintering bald eagles and a state park lodge on the bluffs.

A Sand Mountain city known as the Fire Hydrant Capital of the World, close to Lake Guntersville and big amphitheater concerts.

A small mountain town on Lookout Mountain near DeSoto Falls, with cool summers, fall color, rustic cabins and art.

Birmingham Area

Alabama's biggest metro, a former steel town with a deep civil rights history, a serious food scene and green space on every ridge.

A walkable Over the Mountain city just south of Birmingham, home to Samford University and three small, lively downtown districts.

A hilltop suburb on Shades Mountain south of Birmingham, known for valley views, the Sibyl Temple and the Cahaba Heights dining district.

Alabama's largest suburban city, straddling Jefferson and Shelby counties, with big shopping, SEC baseball and green space to explore.

A Shelby County city south of Birmingham that serves as the gateway to Oak Mountain State Park, Alabama's largest state park.

A friendly Shelby County city along I-65 south of Birmingham, with creekside parks, nature trails and a big early summer CityFest.

Central Alabama

Home of the University of Alabama, a riverfront college town with big football Saturdays and easy access to lakes.

A small river town across the Black Warrior from Tuscaloosa, with a historic Main Avenue and the Kentuck Art Center.

Alabama's capital city, where civil rights history, a riverfront downtown and leafy historic neighborhoods meet.

The Fountain City, a creekside town just northwest of Montgomery built around Daniel Pratt's 1800s gin factory.

East Alabama

The Model City in the foothills of northeast Alabama, with fine museums, civil rights history and mountain trails.

A crossroads city on I-20 next to Anniston, with Choccolocco Park, Oxford Lake and easy access to Cheaha.

The Loveliest Village on the Plains, home to Auburn University, Toomer's Corner and Chewacla State Park.

Auburn's neighbor with a restored railroad downtown, a songwriters festival and the Grand National golf courses.

A river city on the Chattahoochee, linked to Columbus, Georgia, by walkable bridges and an urban whitewater course.

Wiregrass

The Peanut Capital of the World and hub of Alabama's Wiregrass region, with downtown murals, Landmark Park and the National Peanut Festival.

A Wiregrass town famous for its Boll Weevil Monument, with a historic downtown and close ties to Fort Rucker.

Gulf Coast

Alabama's port city on Mobile Bay, known for live oaks, historic districts and the oldest Carnival celebration in the United States.

The Jubilee City on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, with bayfront parks, sunset views and a quick drive to Mobile and Fairhope.

A walkable bayfront town on Mobile Bay's Eastern Shore, known for its municipal pier, flower-lined downtown and long arts tradition.

A quiet barrier island at the mouth of Mobile Bay with public beaches, Fort Gaines and a famous bird sanctuary.

Alabama's best-known beach town, with white sand Gulf beaches, Gulf State Park and an easy, family-friendly pace.

Alabama's easternmost beach town, set between the Gulf and back bays, with Perdido Pass, charter fishing and wide public beaches.

The inland gateway to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, with a historic downtown, OWA and a large nature preserve.