Visiting Montgomery

Montgomery Alabama is situated 90 kilometers southern of Birmingham and is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Alabama. This was created the state capital in 1846 and the city of Montgomery was also created the temporary capital of the confederacy after 15 decades. For the first time guest of the city who wants to find Montgomery Al, the recommendation is to visit the Historic Union Station. Here, you can examine the guest middle, and they can guide you on how to find what the city has to offer. From here, guests can examine out the Old Alabama Town. This is situated at the middle of the city and consumes around six blocks. Visitors can examine many old Eighteenth and Nineteenth-millennium homes here that were fully renewed. Family activities can also be organised in the city. Family members can take some time out at the Montgomery Zoo and this zoo performs variety to around 700 creatures coming from five major regions. After a visit to the zoo, families can a

   A labama Civil Right Memorial is a memorial for those who died during the struggle for the right to equality during the Civil Rights Movement.It was framed by the momentous Brown v. Board decision in 1954 and the killing of Dr. Martin Luther King in 1968. The memorial is within walking distance of other historic sites including the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, the state of Alabama State Capitol, the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Rosa Parks Library and Museum. There are various Restaurants in and around the Civil Rights Memorial include India Palace, Derk's Filet & Vine, Miyako Japanese Steak and Sushi, Martin's, City Grill, No Way Jose Grill Cantina, Ox Yoke Steak House and Grill, Young Barn Pub, Hamburger King, El Rey Burrito Lounge, Saigon Deli, Sinclair's, Tomatino's Pizza and Bake Shop and Bonefish Grill. A labama Civil Rights Martyrs: The martyrs include those activists who were targeted for death becau