Tuscumbia

Situated along the meandering Tennessee River at the base of the foothills of the Appalachians is a region ablaze with beauty, bustling activity, rich heritage and distinctive cities. One of these is Tuscumbia, which is home to the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, the Tennessee Valley Art Center, the Coon Dog Memorial Graveyard and Ivy Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller.

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Northern Exposures

Increase your appreciation of Alabama’s crown with this slew of stops.

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Experience the Musical Sounds of Alabama

There’s a lot going on in the music industry in Alabama, both historically and in the present day. In fact, Alabama is known for its rich musical history.

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Life with Pets.

Knowing where to “stay” and where to “roll over” when traveling with pets helps ensure a successful vacation for all.

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Alabama’s Impact on Music Begins in the Quad-cities.

Visitors to Alabama can explore the history of the state by taking road trips through the backroads to tour the small towns filled with local restaurants, shops and attractions.

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Winter Hiking at its Best in Alabama.

Don’t let the colder weather stop you from getting outside this winter. A hike during the winter months can relax the senses and keep you on track to achieving your fitness goals.

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Rattlesnake Saloon guests eating at tables under overhanging rock.


Kid-Friendly Alabama Restaurants Your Family Will Love

Looking for good food and a fun atmosphere for your children? Alabama offers many dining experiences that are enjoyable for the whole family. Head to one of these restaurants that are sure to satisfy both the young and the young at heart.

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