This is a nice little park honoring several past and present race car drivers. The park itself was…read morededicated in 1994 and covers a city block. There is a nice walkway around the outside that is wheelchair and stroller accessible. There are a lot of nice shade trees thruout and is a must see whether you are a race fan or not. Lots of history in racing to be read on the plaques surrounding the park. There is ample parking and it is easily accessed. This is not a long stop but if you have time to kill it is really a nice little spot to get out and read up on the nascar legends.

Movies on the mountain continues to be a fun time. Madagascar, popcorn, perfect weather. Funny…read moreenough, I still don't mind going to catch an animated movie by myself at my big age. lol Life is meant to be enjoyed and I'm taking advantage of doing so. Fun family, friend or solo event.

Vulcan Park and Museum is an excellent spot for panoramic views of Birmingham and an easy addition…read moreto any visit to the city. It's just a short drive from downtown, and one of the best perks is that parking is free and you can walk around the statue grounds without paying anything. Even if you don't go inside, the overlook alone is worth the trip for the skyline views and photo opportunities. If you're interested in the history behind the statue and its restoration, there's a museum on site that adds a lot of context. Admission is $8, and that ticket also lets you take the elevator up inside the statue to about three-quarters of the way to the top, which gives you even higher and more impressive views of the city. Overall, it's a great mix of scenery and local history. Whether you just want a quick stop for the views or a deeper dive into Birmingham's past, it's a worthwhile visit.

More than history it's a tribute! Wonderful museum presenting local and regional demonstrations of…read moreindividual and group public service. Military, Law Enforcement, Fire and Scouting exhibits are highlighted. Admission is free and hosts are fantastic.

If you are visiting Birmingham this is a great spot for learning about the history of the city. It…read morewill bring tears to your eyes. The fee to enter is not bad and some days they offer free entrance as they did for our visits. It's an interactive walk thru exhibit with a lot of information from the civil rights area. Great for kids! Be sure to visit the park and church close by too.

The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is very informative in regards to telling black history…read more Seeing the artifacts and listening/watching the audio/videos was very emotional to experience, but it's an important piece of history. The exhibit is clean and well maintained, but be advised that the women's bathroom doors do not lock.

Very nice collection of paintings from well known artists and interesting touring exhibitions…read moredisplayed in a spacious, attractive museum. And they only ask for a voluntary donation for admission. It was surprisingly fine for a city this size, illustrating the support offered by the local community.

Free to get in, donations accepted. Photos, paintings and all kinds of other art. Three floors…read moreloaded so you find what interests you or see it all. Would say it's about 2-3 hour visit to see everything if you take your time. Very nice and clean building. Some things will make you stop and think, others you can just enjoy. Highly recommended.

It was great the lady running the counter was so sweet and kind. We had a great experience and got…read moresome pressed pennies

We were on our way from Georgia to Texas and happened to see a sign for the museum. Absolutely…read moreworth a stop!! Our son is a racing fan and he really enjoyed seeing all the cars and memorabilia. The museum was clean and the staff were super friendly. The admission and the gift shop prices were very reasonable. The Talledega tour was also amazing. If you are a racing fan or in the area, you should DEFINITELY stop and check this out!!

We stopped here to play on our way to the beach. Super friendly staff. Great place for kids to…read moreget their energy out!

This was a pretty fun place for families. It is considered a Hands On Museum so there are plenty of…read moreactivities. There is a large play area that although fun for the kids it is definitely showing its age. The staff was very friendly as well.