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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

0.32 miles away

The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) is a nonprofit, public research institution that commemorates and educates about the history of civil rights in Birmingham, Alabama. The BCRI was founded in 1992. The BCRI's collection of artifacts and historical materials is the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in the South.

The BCRI's mission is to "promote the understanding of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement and its impact on American society." The BCRI offers visitors an interactive experience that allows them to explore the site's collections, hear oral histories from key figures in the civil rights movement, and learn about current civil rights issues. The BCRI also offers educational programs for students, educators, and the general public.

Kelly Ingram Park

0.35 miles away

Kelly Ingram Park is a public park located in Birmingham, England. The park was designed by the London-based architecture firm Mott MacDonald. The park is situated on a derelict former industrial site and includes a lake, an outdoor amphitheater, and gardens.

McWane Science Center

0.48 miles away

The McWane Science Center Birmingham is a major science center in the Birmingham metropolitan area. It was founded and grown to become one of the largest science centers in the southeastern United States. The McWane Science Center features floor space, including exhibition halls, classrooms, laboratories, offices, and a planetarium. The center also has a library with more than 150,000 volumes and an observatory. The McWane Science Center offers programs for children and adults, as well as special events.

Heaviest Corner On Earth

0.65 miles away

The Heaviest Corner on Earth is a historical landmark in Birmingham, Alabama. The Heaviest Corner on Earth was also the site of the first recorded instance of vehicular manslaughter in the United States.

Rotary Trail Birmingham

0.70 miles away

The Rotary Trail Birmingham Park is an 8.2-mile linear park that stretches from the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s campus to Five Points South in downtown Birmingham.

The Rotary Trail Birmingham Park connects several neighborhoods and has been nicknamed the “Central Park of Birmingham.” The trail has picnic areas, bike lanes, and walking trails that run through woodland, meadows, and gardens. The trail is popular for running, biking, walking, and rollerblading.

The Rotary Trail Birmingham Park is open seven days a week from dawn to dusk. A variety of events are held throughout the year at the park including concerts, family festivals, and movie nights.

Linn Park

0.72 miles away

Linn Park is a public park located in the city center of Birmingham, England. The park has a number of features, including a lake, a bandstand, a children's play area, and statues of Mercury and Minerva.

The park is home to the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, which performs at the Linn Park Concert Hall. The park also hosts various events, such as the Birmingham Children's Festival, the Birmingham International Jazz Festival, and the Birmingham Highland Games.

Birmingham Museum of Art

0.81 miles away

Located in the heart of Birmingham, Alabama, the Birmingham Museum of Art is one of the leading art museums in the Southeast. With a collection boasting more than 4 million objects, the BMAA is home to some of the most iconic pieces of American art, including Jackson Pollock’s “Mural” and Cy Twombly’s “Untitled (Rocks).” The museum also boasts an impressive permanent collection of European art, as well as a robust program of exhibitions and events that encourages visitors to explore the many facets of art.

Birmingham Zoo

2.71 miles away

The Birmingham Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the United Kingdom and is situated in the city center. It opened to the public in 1955, and at its peak had a capacity of 1,000 animals. The zoo has since been refurbished and expanded several times. The zoo has a wide range of animals, from monkeys to polar bears, and is home to more than 2,000 species of plant.

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