251 Montgomery Street Historic Theaters Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts A restored 1930 movie palace in downtown Montgomery run by Troy University. EXPLORE PLACE
1 Festival Drive Theaters Alabama Shakespeare Festival The State Theatre of Alabama, one of the largest Shakespeare festivals in the world, in Blount Cultural Park. EXPLORE PLACE
118 Commerce Street History Museums Hank Williams Museum A museum of country music legend Hank Williams, with his 1952 Cadillac and stage costumes. EXPLORE PLACE
919 Felder Avenue Historic Houses F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum The only museum dedicated to the Fitzgeralds, in the house they rented in 1931 and 1932. EXPLORE PLACE
309 South Jackson Street Historic Houses Dexter Parsonage Museum The house where Martin Luther King Jr. EXPLORE PLACE
454 Dexter Avenue Sacred Sites Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church The church where Martin Luther King Jr. EXPLORE PLACE
600 Dexter Avenue Historic & Cultural Attractions Alabama State Capitol The Greek Revival state capitol at the head of Dexter Avenue, open for free tours. EXPLORE PLACE
624 Washington Avenue Archives Alabama Department of Archives and History The first state archives agency in the US, with research rooms and the Museum of Alabama. EXPLORE PLACE
1 Museum Drive Art Museums Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts A free art museum with American art from the 18th century to today, in Blount Cultural Park. EXPLORE PLACE
400 North Court Street History Museums The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration The Equal Justice Initiative's museum on the history of slavery, lynching, segregation and mass incarceration in America. EXPLORE PLACE
417 Caroline Street Historic & Cultural Attractions National Memorial for Peace and Justice The Equal Justice Initiative's memorial to the victims of racial terror lynching in America. EXPLORE PLACE
