Birmingham

Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Birmingham boasts a metropolitan population of a little over 1 million people. Founded in 1871 as a steel-making center, it exploded onto the map almost overnight, quickly growing into Alabama's largest city and thus earning the nickname of "The Magic City." Today, it is a medical and financial center, as well as a cultural and heritage destination. Its vast selection of tourism attractions includes the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, the Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, Southern Museum of Flight, Vulcan Park, McWane Center, Alabama Adventure Theme Park and the Birmingham Zoo, the state's largest. The city is also famous for its beautiful golf courses, year-round calendar of entertainment, fabulous shopping and world-class dining. Birmingham is centrally located between Huntsville and Montgomery and serves as the major hub of air transportation in the state. www.birminghamal.org

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Oak Mountain State Park

Golf course, driving range, snack bar, demonstration farm, horseback riding stable, swimming, campsites, cabins, picnic shelters, fishing, marina, bike and hiking trails on 9,940 beautiful acres.

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Hyatt Place Birmingham/Hoover

Scheduled to become Hyatt Place Birmingham/Riverchase in January 2008.

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11th Annual Birmingham Pledge Teen Conference

Sept 13, Birmingham 11th Annual Birmingham Pledge Teen Conference 866-328-9696, ext. 211. www.bcri.org. Admission charged. Birmingham Civil Rights Institute--Annual conference for Birmingham teens focusing on social history and race relations. 7:30 a.m.- 3 p.m.

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Chez Lulu

Chez Lulu a pleasurable retreat in the heart of historic English Village. Whether you stop in for just a quick cappuccino or a four course dinner, you will thankful you discovered this Birmingham jewel.

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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. 520 16th St. N. Birmingham, AL 35203. State-
of-art, multi-media facility housing exhibitions of historical events from ...[View Page]

Search Results for Birmingham
Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Birmingham boasts a
metropolitan population of a little over 1 million people. ...[View Page]

Birmingham
The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex, which contains a concert hall and
major sports arena, is 10 minutes from the Birmingham International Airport. ...[View Page]

Birmingham Race Course
Birmingham Race Course. 1000 John Rogers Dr. Birmingham, AL 35210. Best live
greyhound racing and simulcast wagering from nation's top thoroughbred and ...[View Page]

Birmingham Barons
Birmingham Barons. 100 Ben Chapman Dr. Hoover, AL 35244. AA affiliate of Chicago
White Sox. Best family entertainment in town. See tomorrow's major league ...[View Page]

Cycling – Road Route – Birmingham – Westover Junction Loop
Though the start location is some distance away from Birmingham, it offers an
easily navigated route and ample opportunities for variations and exploration.
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Dance Across Birmingham
Dance Across Birmingham, the newest addition to the Alabama Dance Festival, is a
day of FREE community classes for anyone to experience the art of dance in ...[View Page]

In The News
The Big Heart of Birmingham [GardenandGun.com] In becoming one of the most
livable and lovable cities in the nation, that is exactly what Birmingham has
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Birmingham Museum of Art
Birmingham, AL 35203-2278. Largest municipal museum in Southeast. Permanent
collection of 22000+ objects dating from ancient to modern times, ...[View Page]

Hyatt Place Birmingham/Hoover
Hyatt Place Birmingham/Hoover. 2980 John Hawkins Pkwy. Birmingham, AL 35244-1087
. Scheduled to become Hyatt Place Birmingham/Riverchase in January 2008. ...[View Page]