The National Memorial for Peace and Justice

Sophisticated American restaurant serving creative fare in a dramatic warehouse dining space.

Quaint rooms at a family-run, river-view B&B offering free Wi-Fi & a warm lounge. In a Victorian-style cottage, this family-run B&B overlooking the Alabama River is 1.2 miles from Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and 1.4 miles from the First White House of the Confederacy. The 4 country-style bedrooms have an arts-and-crafts feel, and come with antique furnishings and family heirlooms. All have free Wi-Fi and iPod docks. There's a whirlpool tub in 1 and a pull-out sofa in another. A suite combines 2 bedrooms. Breakfast is served on china in a formal dining room, and a lounge has a TV, movies and games. Gardens include a gazebo, and there's a columned porch with furniture.

Sophisticated destination for refined American dinners with a global touch, plus a full bar.

This charming breakfast and lunch spot features outdoor seating and serves up Southern classics alongside a rotating selection of refreshing mimosas.

This powerful Montgomery museum delves into slavery and racial inequality through immersive exhibits that inspire reflection, learning, and hope.

Longtime family destination for fried chicken & other Southern dishes in a homey space.

Riverboat rides, concerts, baseball & boating are among the attractions at this riverside compound.

The Rosa Parks Museum is located on the Troy University at Montgomery satellite campus, in Montgomery, Alabama. It has information, exhibits, and some artifacts from the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott.

Time-tested, weekday eatery featuring homestyle, Souther comfort dishes in a comfortable atmosphere.