Local area

University of Alabama campus and athletic facilities.

Mercedes Benz visitors center and factory tour.

Home to the legendary Alabama Crimson Tide football team, Bryant-Denny Stadium is one of the largest on-campus football stadiums in the country, seating over 100,000 fans. The stadium’s Walk of Champions honors the program’s greatest coaches and players, while game days bring an unmatched atmosphere of excitement. Stadium tours provide an insider’s look at the locker rooms, field, and press box, making it a must-see for college football enthusiasts visiting Tuscaloosa.

Alabama softball and tennis complex and soccer and recreation fields.

Alabama aquatic center and Coleman Coliseum.

Bryant Conference Center.

Paul Bryant Museum of Alabama football history.

Local artists sell their works.

Located 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa, Moundville Archaeological Park is one of the most significant Native American heritage sites in the U.S. The 326-acre park preserves a prehistoric Mississippian culture settlement with 29 massive earthen mounds, a museum displaying artifacts like the Rattlesnake Disk, and a nature trail. Visitors can explore reconstructed dwellings, attend cultural events, and learn about the indigenous people who thrived here over 800 years ago.

Natural History Museum.

Historic theatre and city walking tour.

Childrens hands on museum.

Water recreation.

State park.

Legacy Park is a modern shopping and dining destination, offering a mix of well-known retail brands, specialty boutiques, and popular restaurants. Located just minutes from The University of Alabama, the open-air center provides a convenient and enjoyable experience for visitors and locals alike. Whether you’re looking for the latest fashion, a quick bite, or a sit-down meal, Legacy Park’s variety of options makes it a favorite stop for shopping, dining, and entertainment in Tuscaloosa.

Set along the scenic Black Warrior River, the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater is the city’s premier outdoor entertainment venue. With a seating capacity of 7,500, it hosts top-tier concerts, festivals, and community events year-round. The open-air setting provides stunning views and an unforgettable live music experience. From major touring acts to local performances, the amphitheater offers a vibrant nightlife option for visitors looking to enjoy the best of Tuscaloosa’s entertainment scene.