Attractions

The Bama Belle
Located on Tuscaloosa’s Black Warrior River, The Bama Belle provides an exquisite setting for sightseeing and dinner cruises.
Children’s Hands-On Museum
Children’s museum in downtown Tuscaloosa.
Kentuck Art Center
Nurturing our Southern folk art roots while showcasing emerging American craft artists in downtown Northport.
Historic Tuscaloosa
Tour Tuscaloosa’s historic homes courtesy of the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society.
Mercedes-Benz US International
Museum and tour of Mercedes plant.
PARA – Tuscaloosa County Park and Recreation Authority
Lists parks and activities.
Tuscaloosa Convention and Visitors Bureau
Information about attractions, events, tours, and lodging.
Tuscaloosa vacation information from InUSA.com.
University of Alabama Museums
Travel through time at Moundville Archaeological Park, the Alabama Museum of Natural History, Gorgas House, or the Paul W. Bryant Museum.
Westervelt Warner Museum of American Art
Recognized as one of the world’s finest collections of American paintings, sculpture, furniture, and decorative arts from the late 18th to the early 20th century collected for Gulf States Paper Corporation by industrialist and philanthropist, Jonathan “Jack” Warner.