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When you visit the world’s largest space museum you’ll find a full-size Saturn V rocket, the Pathfinder Space Shuttle Orbiter, interactive displays, and the Intuitive Planetarium (the INTUITIVE® Planetarium at The U.S. Space and Rocket Center offers an 8K Digital Planetarium and Digital Dome Experience – the only one of its kind in the Southeast).
Space Camp is a one-of-a-kind summer camp for kids. Three age groups make this experience just right for all kids ages 9-18.
The place for concerts, theatrical productions, The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra performances, and more.
Click here for information on walking tours. Or you can just park your car and walk up and down the streets to see the densest concentration of Antebellum homes in the state, dating back as far as 1814 (the LeRoy Pope Mansion on Echols Ave [M]). Some helpful websites: Google Maps, abritandasoutherner.com, and Wikipedia.
Campus 805 [M] is a former middle school campus converted into a hot spot for local breweries, restaurants, entertainment venues and events.
MidCity District [M] has been cited as one of the 12 largest commercial real estate projects in the nation. It is a mixed-use (residential, retail, office, lodging and entertainment) community under development with new attractions opening regularly.
Just to name a few, there’s Top Golf, The Camp, Dave & Buster’s, High Point Climbing and Fitness, Wahlburgers, and REI Coop.
Set to open in April 2022 is the 8,000-capacity Huntsville Amphitheatre , dubbed “one of the most remarkable entertainment and recreational facilities in the US.”
Downtown area: The Huntsville Museum of Art [M], Early Works [M], the Historic Huntsville Depot [M], the Huntsville Madison County Veterans Memorial [M], Constitution Hall Park [M] and the Weeden House Museum [M].
Near Huntsville is the Cook Museum of Natural Science [M] in Decatur, about 40 minutes from Huntsville and 20 minutes from Madison.
The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra at the Von Braun Center [M]
Broadway Theater League at the Von Braun Center [M]
Located up north in the state of Alabama, Huntsville is the perfect place for anyone wanting to enjoy the outdoors with scenic locations and parks.
With affordable living being one of the top reasons most people choose it as their home, the fun-filled attractions and events such as The Alabama Jubliee Balloon Festival definitely don’t disappoint.
Whether you’re somebody who enjoys learning about history and ancient wars or a fan of some classical music and opera, Huntsville offers fun family things to do and see. Every weekend you and your kids can enjoy a new outdoor activity or visit any of the famous attractions to bond and connect over.
It’s the perfect place to live for music and art lovers with the many music halls and museums Huntsville, AL, has to offer.
You can find information about any upcoming events on the websites below and plan your week accordingly to enjoy a fun-filled time with your family and get the most of our beloved city.
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