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Nestled on I-20 halfway between Atlanta and Birmingham at the foot of Coldwater Mountain and the start of the Chief Ladiga bike trail, the Parker House in historic Anniston, AL is the perfect place to relax in one of the south’s most beautiful and in...

Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, we invite you to experience our 56 deluxe guest rooms or one of our 5 elegant, sophisticated suites.

Springwood Inn, a more than 130 year home situated on a mountainside with a view of Mt. Cheaha, has 20 acres of beautiful gardens and woods to explore.

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Conveniently located at the trailhead for the Chief Ladiga trail, the campground features 16 primitive campsites with amenities.

Built in 1887 by one of Anniston's founding fathers. This modified Swiss chalet was build for Samuel Noble's parents..

The heart shaped plaza was designed to include the names of all Alabamians killed in action during wars and conflicts for twentieth and twenty-first century. Centennial Memorial Park is also home to the State Law Enforcement Memorial.

At the Anniston Museum of Natural History, come face-to-face with prehistoric predators, go spelunking in a replica Alabama cave, stroll the African savanna, and visit Ptolemaic-era mummies.

A museum that preserves the history of Cobb High School, which was established in 1935 and ended in 1973.

The Anniston Civil Rights Trail recognizes and remembers key events, significant sites and people in the city of Anniston during the American Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968).

Perfect for baseball and softball - Come see us!

A photo mural project located throughout Historic Downtown Anniston

The Fort McClellan German-Italian P.O.W. Cemetery is listed on the Historic Cemetery Register. 28 POW's from Germany and Italy are buried on the former Fort McClellan, Alabama.

Award winning Anniston restaurant in Historic Downtown Anniston dating back to 1899. The Peerless Saloon is on the U.S. Register of Historic Places.