William's Guidebook
Craft Beer
Good people brewing was the first brewery in Birmingham. It has a very laid back environment and the staff is great.
Good People Brewing Company
114 14th St SFood scene
A very small BBQ joint. The food is delicious. If you have never tried white BBQ sauce this is the place to try it. The sweet tea chicken is amazing! It is also in the center of Avondale which has a great park, other food options, bars and Avondale brewery (Craft Beer) Price: $$
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SAW’s Soul Kitchen
215 41st St SA very small BBQ joint. The food is delicious. If you have never tried white BBQ sauce this is the place to try it. The sweet tea chicken is amazing! It is also in the center of Avondale which has a great park, other food options, bars and Avondale brewery (Craft Beer) Price: $$
Menu offers a variety of fresh catch seafood dishes and seasonal produce from Chef Adam Evans opens at 5pm. Fine dinning and a friendly atmosphere. Comfortable and elegant space $$-$$$
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Automatic Seafood and Oysters
2824 5th Ave SMenu offers a variety of fresh catch seafood dishes and seasonal produce from Chef Adam Evans opens at 5pm. Fine dinning and a friendly atmosphere. Comfortable and elegant space $$-$$$
Want a local cup of joe? Red Cat offers great coffee, delicious breakfast items, great lunches (vegan and vegetarian alternatives) house-made baked goods, and smoothies. They have 2 locations Pepper place and across the street from Rail Road Park. Great coffee , and a friendly atmosphere
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The Red Cat Coffeehouse
2901 2nd Ave SWant a local cup of joe? Red Cat offers great coffee, delicious breakfast items, great lunches (vegan and vegetarian alternatives) house-made baked goods, and smoothies. They have 2 locations Pepper place and across the street from Rail Road Park. Great coffee , and a friendly atmosphere
Sightseeing
Vulcan, the Roman god of Fire and Forge watches over Birmingham as a symbol of the city's iron origins. The largest cast iron statue in the world. Has a walking trail that has a great view of the city. They host concerts, weddings, private events and much more. Opens at 10 am Adults $6 Children $5 (Under 4 free) Seniors (65+) $4. Admission gives you access to the museum as well as access to the tower
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Vulcan Park and Museum
1701 Valley View DrVulcan, the Roman god of Fire and Forge watches over Birmingham as a symbol of the city's iron origins. The largest cast iron statue in the world. Has a walking trail that has a great view of the city. They host concerts, weddings, private events and much more. Opens at 10 am Adults $6 Children $5 (Under 4 free) Seniors (65+) $4. Admission gives you access to the museum as well as access to the tower
Birmingham played a vital role in the fight for desegregation and equality in the South. The Civil Rights Institute is one of the many historical avenues that provide deeper incite into the numerous barriers that African Americans faced in the past
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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
520 16th St NBirmingham played a vital role in the fight for desegregation and equality in the South. The Civil Rights Institute is one of the many historical avenues that provide deeper incite into the numerous barriers that African Americans faced in the past
One of the finest regional museums in the United States, houses a diverse collection of more than 27,000 paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, and decorative arts dating from ancient to modern times. The collection presents a rich panorama of cultures, featuring the Museum’s extensive holdings of Asian, European, American, African, Pre-Columbian, and Native American art.
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Birmingham Kunstmuseum
2000 Reverend Abraham Woods Jr BoulevardOne of the finest regional museums in the United States, houses a diverse collection of more than 27,000 paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, and decorative arts dating from ancient to modern times. The collection presents a rich panorama of cultures, featuring the Museum’s extensive holdings of Asian, European, American, African, Pre-Columbian, and Native American art.
Its a 67-acre park and center for horticultural education. The majority of the gardens here are categorized by plant type, referred to as the Gardens of Collections. Good atmosphere, and great for taking photos
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Birmingham Botaniske Haver
2612 Lane Park RdIts a 67-acre park and center for horticultural education. The majority of the gardens here are categorized by plant type, referred to as the Gardens of Collections. Good atmosphere, and great for taking photos
A 35 min drive from Birmingham. Offers tours of caverns with illuminated limestone formations estimated to be 260 million years old, blind cave fish, and an underground pool. The park surrounding the caverns features 380 acres of wilderness, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, picnic area with shelters, hiking trails, playground, campground, panning for gemstones and gift shop
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Rickwood Caverns State Park
370 Rickwood Park RdA 35 min drive from Birmingham. Offers tours of caverns with illuminated limestone formations estimated to be 260 million years old, blind cave fish, and an underground pool. The park surrounding the caverns features 380 acres of wilderness, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, picnic area with shelters, hiking trails, playground, campground, panning for gemstones and gift shop
Oak Mountain really has everything to name a few: (1.)Beach/Day-Use Area you can rent canoes and peddle boats, (2.)Fishing (3.)Hiking - The park has 25 miles of trails (4.) Treetop Nature Trail-an elevated boardwalk featuring rehabilitated large birds (5.) Horseback Riding and Equestrian Camping (6.) Golf -The park's 18-hole, par 72, public golf course. (7.) Hunting -Because of the abundance of deer in the park, permits are issued during certain times of the year to allow bow-hunters to take deer within park boundaries) (8.) Mountain Biking , (9.) Oak Mountain BMX Track
( 10.) Alabama Wildlife Center (11.) Oak Mountain Interpretive Center - Live displays include native species of snakes, fish, turtles, and salamanders, and other exhibits explain the area's geography and geology. (12.) Zipline (13.) Geocaching (14.) FlipSide-wakeboarding cable for all skill levels with one of the longest cables in North America (15.) Peavine Falls- 65ft spring fed waterfall (16.) Playground
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Oak Mountain State Park
200 Terrace DrOak Mountain really has everything to name a few: (1.)Beach/Day-Use Area you can rent canoes and peddle boats, (2.)Fishing (3.)Hiking - The park has 25 miles of trails (4.) Treetop Nature Trail-an elevated boardwalk featuring rehabilitated large birds (5.) Horseback Riding and Equestrian Camping (6.) Golf -The park's 18-hole, par 72, public golf course. (7.) Hunting -Because of the abundance of deer in the park, permits are issued during certain times of the year to allow bow-hunters to take deer within park boundaries) (8.) Mountain Biking , (9.) Oak Mountain BMX Track
( 10.) Alabama Wildlife Center (11.) Oak Mountain Interpretive Center - Live displays include native species of snakes, fish, turtles, and salamanders, and other exhibits explain the area's geography and geology. (12.) Zipline (13.) Geocaching (14.) FlipSide-wakeboarding cable for all skill levels with one of the longest cables in North America (15.) Peavine Falls- 65ft spring fed waterfall (16.) Playground