Montgomery
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. home, Montgomery; (c) Soul Of America
Though Montgomery is not party central, nor a foodie paradise, there are profound Black Heritage sites featuring the courageous paths taken by Rosa Parks and the home of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
History
One of the last Civil War battles was in Montgomery in April 1865
Cultural Sites
Rosa Parks Museum, Library, Museum & Historic Site is a must-visit
Rosa Parks statue, Montgomery
Restaurants & Nightclubs
Odessa’s Blessings was a long-time favorite restaurant
Heritage Sites
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church was pastored by MLK
Civil Rights Movement
The state Capitol steps served as the scene for many civil rights demonstrations
National Memorial for Peace & Justice in Montgomery; credit EJI
General Attractions
Montgomery Museum of Fine Art is a multi-faceted regional fine arts museum
Family Attractions
6,000-seat Riverwalk Amphitheatre hosts the JazzFest
Trivia & Famous Residents
Daniel “Chappie” James – Tuskegee Airmen and 1st Black 4-star general