Alabama's Capitol City, Montgomery offers a wealth of historic and cultural attractions to keep everyone entertained and coming back for more. Home to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the sixth largest Shakespeare festival in the world as well as Maxwell AFB. You'll find abundant entertainment and things to do within the city or in the surrounding communities of Prattville, Millbrook and Wetumpka.
Montgomery is the location of the historic Montgomery Bus Boycot, the key to the start of the Civil Rights movement. It is also the final resting place of country singing legend Hank Williams.
Enjoy an outdoor concert at the new Riverfront Amphitheater or catch a minor league baseball game at Riverfront Stadium with the Montgomery Biscuits.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival
Located on the prominant east side of Montgomery in Blount Cultural Park, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival is the the sixth largest Shakespeare festival in the world hosting a robust schedule of all the famous Shakespeare plays. [details]
 Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Also located in Blount Cultural Park, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts host collections from around the world. A not to miss experience in culture and Art. [details]
First Whitehouse of the Confederacy
The original `White House` is located in downtown Montgomery across from the State Capitol. In the late 1800s when Montgomery was the capitol fo the Confederacy, this original 1835 Italianate-style house was home to President and Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The home is completely furnished with period
pieces from 1850s and 1860. [details] |
Montgomery
Features
• Chamber of Commerce
• Convention and Visitor Bureau
• Montgomery-City-Guide.com
• Alabama Shakespeare Festival
• Old Alabama Town
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