Landmarks in BIRMINGHAM

Vulcan Park and Museum, located on Red Mountain in Birmingham, Alabama, features the world's largest cast-iron statue, Vulcan, which symbolizes the city's iron industry heritage.

The Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama is a major regional institution founded in 1951, featuring a diverse collection of nearly 30,000 works, including Asian, European, American, African, and Pre-Co...

The Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama is a major regional institution founded in 1951, featuring a diverse collection of nearly 30,000 works, including Asian, European, American, African, and Pre-Columbian art.

The history of Sloss Furnaces is the history of Birmingham and the industrial age. It is the stories of the people that worked here. Sloss escaped destruction after 90 years of operation when the iron...

The history of Sloss Furnaces is the history of Birmingham and the industrial age. It is the stories of the people that worked here. Sloss escaped destruction after 90 years of operation when the iron stopped pouring in 1971, saved by dedicated residents and a major investment by the City of Birmingham. Sloss Furnaces opened as a national historic landmark in 1981 and continues to be a place of learning, art and entertainment that draws people from around the world.