Civil Rights Historic District, AL

Birmingham

A park pathway with a metal sculpture of a dog and a cat.
A brick building with a stained glass window and a street sign reading "16th St. Baptist Church".
A metallic sculpture of a running animal, possibly a horse, mounted on a wall.
A vintage camera on a tripod in a park with statues.
A statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on a pedestal in a park with trees and a building in the background.

Stay near popular Civil Rights Historic District attractions

A building with a sign that reads "ANADIPIA."
Photo by Bill Dillard
Open Photo by Bill Dillard

Alabama Theater

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Get tickets for a show at Alabama Theater, a storied theater in Birmingham. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene or attend a sporting event.
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Things to do

Alabama: Birmingham Area Multi-Attraction Pass

Alabama: Birmingham Area Multi-Attraction Pass

$36
per adult
Alabama: Birmingham Area Multi-Attraction Pass
Alabama: Birmingham Area Family Fun Multi-Attraction Pass

Alabama: Birmingham Area Family Fun Multi-Attraction Pass

$75
per adult
Alabama: Birmingham Area Family Fun Multi-Attraction Pass
Birmingham Civil Rights Walk of Freedom Smartphone Audio App Tour

Birmingham Civil Rights Walk of Freedom Smartphone Audio App Tour

$10
per adult
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Birmingham Civil Rights Walk of Freedom Smartphone Audio App Tour
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Where to stay in Civil Rights Historic District

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A statue of a figure holding a torch, overlooking a cityscape at night with illuminated buildings and a river.

Homewood

Travelers come to Homewood for its abundant dining options, and you can see top attractions like Birmingham Zoo and Prime Time Treasures while you're in town.

A statue of a man holding a kite, overlooking a cityscape with buildings and greenery.

Downtown Birmingham

Downtown Birmingham is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to McWane Science Center and Regions Field while you're in town.

A city skyline at dusk with buildings reflected in a calm river.

Vestavia Hills

Visitors to Vestavia Hills enjoy its restaurants, and if you want to do some exploring, Birmingham Ballet is worth a stop.

A rustic mill with a wooden wheel, a wooden bridge, and a river.
Photo by Bill Dillard
Open Photo by Bill Dillard

Mountain Brook

Mountain Brook is noteworthy for its restaurants, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Birmingham Zoo.

A tall brick tower with a statue on top, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky.

Five Points South

Unique features of Five Points South include the theaters and live music. Make a stop by Regions Field or Vulcan Statue while you're exploring the area.

Civil Rights Historic District, AL

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