Category: Featured
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5 Water Activities You Should Try In Tuscaloosa
T-Town remains a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with warm temperatures lasting into fall with fun water activities in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy Tuscaloosa’s unique water activities, highlighting its natural charm without the need for beaches or mountains. Dive into our list of five exciting water activities to create lasting memories and…
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Discovering Tuscaloosa: A Perfect Itinerary for Parents, Friends, and Family Moving Students into their New Home Away From Home
As you prepare to help your college student settle into their new home at The University of Alabama, Stillman College or Shelton State Community College, why not take the opportunity to explore Tuscaloosa and make the most of your visit? After all, this will be an extension of your home during their time here! Our…
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Events in Tuscaloosa for 2026 | Visit Tuscaloosa
Discover the best events in Tuscaloosa for 2026, from arts festivals and live music to food experiences, cultural celebrations, and iconic game day traditions.
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Explore New Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Trail Digital Passport
Tuscaloosa, AL – Visit Tuscaloosa is excited to announce the launch of the Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Trail Digital Passport. This is a new way for residents and visitors to discover the historic landmarks that shaped the Civil Rights Movement in the city. This digital passport offers a self-guided, interactive experience. It allows users to explore…
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Family-Friendly Fun Things To Do In Tuscaloosa
Whether you live in Tuscaloosa or Northport or are visiting, we want to make sure you know all about our vast scene of family-friendly activities.
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Free Things to Do in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Exploring Tuscaloosa doesn’t have to come with a price tag and offers a nice weekend away with a friendly budget during most times of the year. From scenic outdoor spaces to rich history and vibrant public art, there are plenty of ways to experience the heart of Druid City completely free. Whether you’re planning a…
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Seven Places to Sightsee Around Tuscaloosa
From centuries-old history to riverfront views and iconic campus landmarks, Tuscaloosa offers a mix of natural beauty, culture, and unforgettable Southern scenery. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or building a longer stay, these seven sightseeing spots highlight the heart of Druid City and offer a true sense of place. Tuscaloosa Sightseeing at a Glance…
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Take a Tour Back in Time Through Historic Tuscaloosa
The historic homes in Tuscaloosa are beautiful all year round, but there’s something very special about touring them when they’re draped with holiday splendor this time of year. Five properties in the Druid City are maintained by the local preservation society Historic Tuscaloosa: The Old Tavern, Battle – Friedman House, Jemison- Van de Graaff Mansion,…
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The History and Hauntings of Tuscaloosa’s Drish House
The Historic Drish House The Drish House is a historic mansion with a fascinating past, often considered one of the most haunted places in Tuscaloosa. Built in the 1830s by Dr. John R. Drish, a physician, and his wife, Sarah, it was their home for 50 years. At that time, Tuscaloosa was the state capital,…
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This One’s For You, Coach
We can’t help but be a little in our feels about Coach Nick Saban’s retirement. So, what better way to pay a Tuscaloosa tribute to the GOAT than a Saban-themed trip to the town he and Ms. Terry have called home for 17 years?
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Tuscaloosa Fun Facts and Fabulous Finds
Written by Becky Beall- Most Southerners would recognize Tuscaloosa as home to The University of Alabama, the calling card of West Alabama. In fact, there are likely many folks outside of the South that would know that little tidbit thanks to an SEC football dynasty associated with UA. What may be lesser known is that…
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Understanding the Native American Heritage of Moundville
Written By: Dr. Clay Nelson, Director of Moundville Archaeological Park The History of Moundville Moundville Archaeological Park is a national treasure and sacred place for multiple nations. It is not just a place to learn about the Native American past in Alabama. One common question we receive at Moundville is, “What happened to the people…