The All-States America Tour: Alabama | Top 5 Cities to Visit in Alabama

hello and welcome to Maxi feed I'm your host and today we're starting a new series that will take you on an epic journey across all 50 states of the United States that's right we're going to visit every single state in the country and show you the top attractions culture and Cuisine that make each one unique and special this is the all states America Tour and you don't want to miss it in this episode we're going to Alabama The Heart of Dixie and we'll visit five amazing cities that will make you fall in love with this state whether you're into history art nature or beaches Alabama has something for everyone so buckle up and get ready for some Sweet Home Alabama if you don't want to miss any of our awesome videos smash that like button hit subscribe and ring the bell like a boss let's go City number one Birmingham Birmingham is the largest and most populous city in Alabama and it has a lot to offer for history Buffs art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts Birmingham played a crucial role in the civil rights movement and you can learn more about it at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute which has exhibits oral histories and artifacts from that era you can also visit the 16th Street Baptist Church in the Bethel Baptist Church both of which were bombed during the movement but don't worry Birmingham is not all doom and gloom it also has a vibrant and colorful side for some vintage Vibes check out the Alabama Theater a 1927 Movie Palace that still hosts concerts and shows and if you're into motorcycles you'll love the barber vintage Motorsports Museum which has the largest collection of motorcycles in the country and did you know that Birmingham is also home to Vulcan the world's largest cast iron statue he's a 56-foot tall Roman god of fire who overlooks the city from his perch on Red Mountain for some fresh air and Greenery head to Railroad Park Birmingham botanical gardens or Birmingham Zoo City number two mobile is a coastal city that has a rich history and culture mobile is Alabama's only saltwater port and it has played a key role in the economic and Military development of the state you can learn more about Mobile's Maritime Heritage at the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park where you can tour a World War II battleship and other Naval vessels you can also visit the History Museum of mobile which has exhibits on Mobile's Colonial past Mardi Gras traditions and African-American Legacy mobile is also known for its artistic Flair in Creole Cuisine you can admire the beautiful architecture and street art in Downtown Mobile or at Dolphin Street historic district you can also sample some of Mobile's famous dishes like gumbo jambalaya or oysters at one of the many restaurants or food trucks City number three Huntsville Huntsville is known as Rocket City because of its Aerospace industry and its connection to NASA you can experience the wonders of space at the U.S Space and Rocket Center where you can see Rockets artifacts and a planetarium you can also attend space camp an educational program that teaches you about space exploration Robotics and Aviation but Huntsville is not only about Rockets it also has a vibrant arts and culture scene you can visit the Huntsville Museum of Art which has great artworks and education programs and if you're feeling hungry after all that exploring you can try some of huntsville's famous barbecue joints like Gibsons or LawLers City number four Montgomery Montgomery is the capital city of Alabama and a historic center of the Civil Rights Movement Montgomery was the site of many pivotal events in the struggle for racial equality such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott the Selma to Montgomery marches and the speech by Martin Luther King Jr at the steps of the state capitol you can visit some of the landmarks and monuments that commemorate these events such as the Rosa Parks Museum the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and the Civil Rights Memorial center Montgomery is also a city that celebrates its cultural diversity and Heritage you can enjoy some of the festivals and events that showcase Montgomery's music food and art such as the Alabama Shakespeare Festival the Jubilee City fest and the Alabama National Fair City number five Fairhope Fair Hope is a Charming City on mobile Bay that has a lot of character and charm Fairhope is known for its artistic community in its beautiful scenery you can admire the colorful flowers and plants at the bicentennial Garden or at 1818 Farms and don't miss the Fairhope pier where you can watch the sunset over the bay and if you're feeling lucky you can try your hand at fishing from the pier or join a charter boat for some deep sea fishing and that's it for our first episode of the allstates America Tour I hope you enjoyed this video and learned something new about Alabama if you did please give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for More Travel videos like this one and let us know in the comments which city you would like to visit next thanks for watching and see you next time