All Attractions
Carnegie Visual Arts Center
One of the cultural centers of Decatur’s arts scene and a multi-purpose community resource.
Cook Museum of Natural Science
One of the South’s finest natural science museums, featuring an extensive assortment of exotic insects, mounted birds, animals, minerals, sea shells and coral in over 2,000 exhibits and artifacts.
Decatur Farmers’ Market
Open from April through November, the Decatur Farmers’ Market showcases the best fresh produce from regional farmers.
Hartselle’s Historic Depot & Downtown
Hartselle’s historic downtown isn’t just lovely to look at; these shops are full of treasures and one-of-a-kind finds.
Historic District Shopping
On a beautiful day, there’s nothing quite like perusing the shops of Decatur’s historic downtown district along Bank Street and 2nd Avenue.
Historic Homes
The Old Decatur Historic District and New Decatur Albany Historic District are full of living history to behold.
Historic Railroad Depot
A symbol of the city’s rich railroad heritage, which extends back to the 1830s.
Mooresville
Mooresville is older than the State of Alabama, and the residents have kept its original look and infrastructure intact.
Morgan County Archives
A treasure trove of Alabama history, including original photos from the Civil War and court records from the 1933 Scottsboro Boys trial in Decatur.
Old State Bank
The first stop on the Civil War Walking Tour of Decatur was named to the National Register of Historical Places in 1972.
Point Mallard Water Park
35 acres of aquatic family fun, including America’s first wave pool.
Princess Theatre Center for the Performing Arts
The Princess Theatre has hosted performances and exhibitions of all kinds for the last 130 years.
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
For more than 80 years, Wheeler Wildlife Refuge has provided a verdant home for Alabama’s natural flora and fauna.
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