Birmingham, Alabama - Special Rate Hotels - Holiday Inn
Birmingham-Airport, AL from $75 per night
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Birmingham,
Alabama - Special Rate Hotels - Best Western Medical Center Inn from $61
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Birmingham, Alabama - Special Rate Hotels - Baymont
Birmingham from $53 per night
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Birmingham, Alabama - Special Rate Hotels - Wingate Inn
Birmingham from $79 per night
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Birmingham, Alabama - Special Rate Hotels - Homestead
Perimeter Park South from $55 per night
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Birmingham,
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Birmingham
likes to refer to itself as the Magic City. To add a touch of magic
to your travel plans, get ready to experience this truly southern
city. Birmingham welcomes its visitors with an array of things to do
and see. Regardless of the season, and all of them are mild, there
are activities, attractions, sports, entertainment and dining for
even the most seasoned traveler.
Located 140 miles west of
Atlanta, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Birmingham
holds the honor of being Alabama’s largest city. Its metropolitan
population alone is nearly one million people. It has several
universities, the prestigious University of Alabama Medical Center
and an impressive range of cultural offerings.
The Birmingham
Museum of Art, has a large Asian art collection. It also offers
major traveling exhibitions and a fine collection of Renaissance
art, Wedgwood china and Remington bronzes. Two tranquil spots are
the Birmingham Botanical Gardens with 67 acres of wildflowers, rose
gardens, Japanese gardens and 200 species of birds, and the
Birmingham Zoo whose 800 resident species include the scarce white
rhino. Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens is Birmingham's only
antebellum mansion (the city was founded after the Civil
War).
Birmingham's McWane Center focuses on science,
technology and the environment. Visitors can interact with the many
hands-on exhibits and see a movie in the IMAX theater. The 70-acre
Vision Land Theme Park has thrill rides, a water park, a children's
area and an amphitheater.
The Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame
honors jazz greats who have ties to the state and tells the story of
jazz from its beginning to the present. Shoppers may want to visit
Riverchase Galleria, which has close to 200
stores.
Birmingham was once a steel-producing city as
important as Pittsburgh. The Sloss blast Furnaces, now a National
Historic Landmark, have become a museum devoted to industrial
history, especially the forging of iron in the early 20th
century.
If you happen to be someone who “knows” someone, you
will be visiting the birthplace of such famous people as Ruben
Studdard of Fox Network’s American Idol fame; Condoleezza
Rice, President George W. Bush’s National Security Director;
Courtney Cox Arquette, star of Friend; Bart Starr, NFL Hall
of Fame quarterback; Paul “Bear” Bryant, Alabama’s legendary
football coach; and Nell Carter, gospel singer and television star
of Gimme A Break. This is just to name a few of the over 40
world known celebrities who call Birmingham home.
Birmingham’s moderate climate is welcoming and
generally mild; with winter daytime temperatures usually no lower
than 35 - 40 degrees Fahrenheit. A few snow flurries may occur
during winter months, but snow seldom accumulates. You can see the
blossoms popping out in February after their winter’s rest, with the
peak blooms in March and April for many of the flowering plants.
Birmingham remains colorful throughout the summer and
fall.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham is nationally
recognized. Leave time to visit, as the University and medical
center encompass 82 city blocks and have a student enrollment of
16,000. The University is home to the famous Crimson Tide. A visit
to the Southern Museum of
Flight will reveal exhibits from
eight decades of all aspects of flight history, from acres of
representative aircraft down to details such as a display of the
actual light bulb that shed light on the Wright Brothers' first
night flights.
Because of its central location, many visitors
use Birmingham as a base from which to tour other attractions. Some
of the more popular day trips are to Tuscaloosa, Huntsville and
Cullman. Cullman is a farming, light-manufacturing town that is the
home of the Ave Maria Grotto, a fantastic landscape of more than 125
miniature churches, shrines, and famous buildings constructed on a
4-acre hillside. Its design and construction were the life work of a
Benedictine monk.
Another potential day-trip destination is
DeSoto Caverns (40 miles southeast, near Childersburg). This complex
of onyx caves, originally inhabited by the Creek Nation, became a
popular speakeasy during Prohibition. The highlight is the Great
Onyx Chamber, which is larger than a football field.
No
matter what the season or what the occasion; Magical Birmingham has
something to enchant everyone.
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Visit this
Appalachian-border city, a monument to the Civil
Rights Movement, for a moving weekend of history
and culture. 
This Southern
haven of hilly golf courses, bass-filled rivers,
and swampy wilderness is as pretty as a
picture. If the singing bass hanging on your
wall is the only live fish you've seen since
recently, its time to get out more. 
Birmingham
likes to refer to itself as the Magic City. To add a touch of magic
to your travel plans, get ready to experience this truly southern
city. Birmingham welcomes its visitors with an array of things to do
and see. Regardless of the season, and all of them are mild, there
are activities, attractions, sports, entertainment and dining for
even the most seasoned traveler.
