Some Top Rated Places To Visit in Alabama

 When you have to make a plan for Alabama on this vacation, then this is your great choice. Because there are lots of attractions are available and many places to visit. Alabama is the great destination point for the vacation and this is an ideal gateway for the visitor. Thousands of the visitor are come here every year and enjoy there all attractions, visit there all wonderful places or make millions of unforgettable lifetime memories. Alabama is more famous for its historical and natural beauty. When you see their lots of attractions and enjoy your life there then you want to come here again and again.

Here we have a list of some awesome top rated Places To Visit in Alabama that are explained below:

Barber Vintage Motor sports Museum: The Barber Vintage Motor sports Museum is home to a selection of more than the 1,400 motorcycles, from some of the earliest and rarest models to modern machines. Around half of the collection is on display in the museum, and it is automatically rotated, so true enthusiast will want to consider a repeat visit. The selection, assembled by former race car driver George Barber, gained notoriety quickly after the museum's opening in 1995 when many bikes were loaned to the Guggenheim Museum in New York for their display, "Art of the Motorcycle."

W.C. Handy Home and Museum: This Museum is placed in the Florence,  Museum is housed in the log cabin where this iconic musician was born and lived. Known as the "father of the blues," Handy lived here when he wrote many of his most famous songs, in which including the “Be-ale Street Blues and Memphis Blues”.  Also, the visitors are able to see the original sheet music hand-written by the artist, as well as other personal papers and artefacts. These all collections on display also include many musical instruments, in which including his trumpet and piano, which were used while writing these songs.

USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park: Memorial Park in Mobile is the 1942 USS Alabama Battleship docked along the waterfront. This BB-60 battleship is nicknamed "the Mighty A," and was deactivated after the end of WWII. Also, visitors can tour several parts of the ship, including the captain's cabin, bridge, mess hall, and turrets. The park is a home to the USS Drum, a submarine also used in the second World War, which can be toured as well. Also on-site are many varieties of aircraft, in which including the B-52 bomber and an A-12 Black Bird spy plane, as well as military apparatus from many conflicts, including the tanks and weapons. This park is a memorial to all those who served in WWII, as well as more operations.

If you want to know more knowledge or information about the Alabama Attractions or places to visit then you have to visit the Visit Montgomery Site. On the website there described the all information about the places with the location all are mentioned there.