Visitors Guide

COURAGEOUS.
VISIONARY.
REBELLIOUS.
Montgomery
A L A B A M A
courageous.
visionary.
rebellious.
Montgomery is…
The spirit of Alabama’s heritage.
The Courage of Rosa Parks.
The heart of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail.
The Steadfast Dream of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Grace and Beauty of the Arts.
Montgomery is more than you imagined.
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From the Civil War
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to Civil Rights and new

visions for tomorrow,
Montgomery is steeped
in history, tested
by rebellion, and always
courageous and changing.
Visit the Capital City of
the American South.
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Top l 0 Reasons
Montgomery
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1 Alabama’s Capital City

Tour the historic Alabama
State Capitol 13 DT pg 36
Alabama Department of
Archives and History 11 DT pg 36
2 World Changing Events

First White House of the Confederacy 19 DT pg 39
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church 17 DT pg 38

& Parsonage 18 DT pg 38
Rosa Parks Library and Museum
& Children’s Wing 26 DT pg 41
Civil Rights Memorial and Center 14 DT pg 37
3 Authentic Cuisine
From home style, fried southern
cuisine to fine, upscale dining,
Montgomery offers a wide variety of
flavors to suit every palette, and tables
to suit every occasion.
4 Great Shopping & Antiques

Montgomery is filled with national, local and unique
shopping opportunities. From fashion boutiques to regional
shopping malls, from renowned antique galleries to eccentric
local artisans–Montgomery offers an extensive array of
shopping destinations.
5 Accessibility Montgomery is centrally

located in the southeast
region of the United States,
conveniently situated at the
intersection of Interstate 85
and Interstate 65.

6 Climate
Montgomery’s average annual temperature is 65.6°F.
7 NEntertainment
ew Riverfront
District 28 DT pg 42
Enjoy the Alley, Montgomery’s new Riverfront

Entertainment District located across from the
Montgomery Convention Center.
8 World Class Hospitality

Over 7,000 area hotel rooms, a host of unique meeting
venues and a Brand New, State-of-the-Art Hotel and
Convention Center–Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa.
9 Arts & Culture Alabama Shakespeare

Festival 61 pg 30
Montgomery Museum of Fine
Arts 72 pg 33
Hank Williams
Museum 20 DT pg 39
& Memorial 68 pg 32
10 Family Friendly Entertainment

Old Alabama Town 23 DT pg 40
Montgomery Zoo 73 pg 33
Tour Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama 69 pg 32
Montgomery Riverboat Cruises 24 DT pg 40
Attraction Legend
1 2 3 4 See foldout map for Attraction locations.

Visit the Montgomer y Area
Vis itor Center in
Historic Union Station Downtown
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Let us be your first stop to pick up your
Free Calendar of Events
and
shop for memorable gifts
with a Southern Accent .
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Gift Shop
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Start off your visit with a
stop at the Visitor Center
Gift Shop. We offer a
wide range of unique
Alabama products,
designed to keep us on
your mind long after
you’ve returned home. Try
a taste of the south with
locally made treats like
syrup, cheese straws, a tin
of pecans, or take home original artwork or even a piece of
Alabama clay!
Attraction Ticket
Packages
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The Montgomery Area Visitor

Center is your single stop for
fun! Let us help you choose
your itinerary and put
together your Passport to area
attractions. Purchase tickets
conveniently in one place and
get started enjoying your visit.
History, arts, family fun–you can find it all here!

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Trolley
All aboard! Hop aboard
the Lightning Route
Trolley for passage to
Montgomery’s
downtown destinations.
Keep your seat and
learn about attractions
through the trolley’s audio tour presentation, or hop out along the
way for a closer look at any stop. You can re-board at any Trolley
Stop to continue your journey or return to the Visitor Center.
Visit www.montgomerytransit.com.
Civil Rights
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Audio Tour
Follow the path of history
as you visit the pivotal
sites of the Civil Rights
movement. The Civil
Rights Audio Tour
provides a self-guided
walking or driving tour
of Montgomery’s Civil
Rights sites.

Montgomery Restaurant G U I D E
From an elegant night out to

a relaxed meal with the family,
Montgomery has it all. Fine
dining can be found at cozy, local
bistros and eclectic modern hot spots. If casual is
more your mood, round up the family and kick back
for pasta, upscale burgers, traditional American fare or
international cuisine.
Montgomery Area ★ Bridge Street Market

Local neighborhood market
and restaurant
Ala Thai Classic 61 Bridge St, 356-4175
Authentic Thai cuisine Mon-Fri 7am-8pm
963 Ann St, 240-2549 Sat 8am-8pm
Mon-Sun 11am-9pm Sun 1pm-5pm
Lunch $ Dinner $ Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $$
www.thewatersbridgestreetmarket.com
Ala Thai East
Authentic Thai cuisine Buffalo Wild Wings
6663 Atlanta Hwy, 271-3141 Wings. Beer. Sports.
Mon-Sun 11am-9pm All the essentials.
Lunch $ Dinner $ 7971 Vaughn Rd, 215-7977
Sun-Thurs 11am-12am
Applebee’s Neighborhood Fri-Sat 11am-2am
Grill & Bar Lunch $ Dinner $
All your favorites in a www.buffalowildwings.com
neighborhood setting
3001 Carter Hill Rd, 264-9064 Buffet City
6601 Atlanta Hwy, 396-0500 Chinese buffet with
3195 Taylor Rd, 274-0009 American standards
Mon-Thurs 11am-11pm 5461 Atlanta Hwy, 279-1678
Fri-Sat 11am-12am Mon-Sun 11am-9pm
Sun 11am-10pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Lunch $ Dinner $ ★ Café Louisa
www.applebees.com Specialty coffees, juices & wines
Asia Bistro & Seafood along with hearth baked breads
Upscale Chinese and Thai Cuisine 1034 E Fairview Ave, 264-4241
7839 Vaughn Rd, 213-3628 Mon-Sat 7am-10pm
Tue-Thurs, Sun 11am-9pm Sun 8am-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Closed: Mon www.cafelouisa.com
Lunch $ Dinner $ ★ Café M
Blue Moon Café Quaint bistro inside
Buffet-style dining featuring Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Southern favorites One Museum Dr, 244-5747
7725 Averritt Dr, 356-0543 Tue-Sat 11am-2pm
Mon-Fri 10:30am-7pm Closed: Sun & Mon
Sun 10:30am-2:30pm Lunch $
Closed: Sat Capitol Grill
Lunch $ Dinner $ Southern cooking done right
★ Bonefish Grill 1863 Mt. Meigs Rd, 264-5515
Upscale seafood and steaks Mon-Fri 5:30am-8pm
7020 EastChase Pkwy, 396-1770 Sat 5am-2pm
Mon-Fri 4pm-10:30pm Closed: Sun
Sat-Sun 4pm-11pm Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Dinner $$$ Capitol Oyster Bar
www.bonefishgrill.com Longtime favorite seafood grill
115 East South Blvd, 288-4217
Tue-Thurs 11am-9pm
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm
The Area Code is 334. Closed: Sun-Mon
Lunch $ Dinner $$
$ $5-10 $$ $10-20 $$$ $20 + up
www.capitoloysterbar.com

★ Carrabba’s Italian Grill ★ Cracker Barrel
A taste of Italy in every bite Good country cookin’
1510 Eastern Blvd, 271-7500 9191 Boyd Cooper Pkwy, 244-1085
Mon-Thurs 4pm-10pm Sun-Thurs 6am-10pm
Fri 4pm-11pm Fri-Sat 6am-11pm
Sat 3pm-11pm Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Sun 11am-10pm www.crackerbarrel.com
Lunch $$ Dinner $$
www.carrabbas.com ★ Crockmier’s Grill & Bar
Upscale dining in a casual setting;
★ Chappy’s Deli large outdoor patio
Voted #1 Deli in Montgomery 9593 Vaughn Rd, 481-0490
2055 East South Blvd, 286-9200 Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm
1611 Perry Hill Rd, 279-7477 Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
8141 Vaughn Rd, 279-1226 Lunch $ Dinner $$
Mon-Sat 6:30am-9pm www.crockmiers.com
Closed: Sun
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $ Cucos
www.chappysdeli.com Mexican Café
11123 Chantilly Pkwy Suite A,
Chili’s 271-3528
Casual American fare with Sun-Thurs 11am-9:30pm
family friendly environment Fri-Sat 11am-10:30pm
7355 EastChase Pkwy, 270-1973 Lunch $ Dinner $
Mon-Thurs 11am-11pm www.cucosofmontgomery.com
Fri-Sat 11am-12am
Sun 11am-10pm Dawson’s at Rose Hill
Lunch $ Dinner $ Northern Italian cuisine
www.chilis.com 11250 Highway 80 East, 215-7620
Tue-Sat 5pm-9pm
China Buffet Closed: Mon & Sun
All you can eat Chinese food Dinner $$
2801 Vaughn Plaza Rd, 260-8515
Mon-Sun 10:30am-9pm Derk’s Filet & Vine
Lunch $ Dinner $ Traditional deli, hot lunch
buffet & market
★ CiCi’s Pizza 431 Cloverdale Rd, 262-8463
All you can eat for under $5 Mon-Sat 8am-7pm
981 Ann St, 386-3086 Closed: Sun
Sun-Fri 11am-10pm Breakfast only on Saturday
Sat 11am-11pm Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Lunch $ Dinner $ www.filetandvine.com
www.cicispizza.com
★ Down the Street Café
★ City Grill & Next Door Home cooking with a smile
Upscale fine dining 2741 Zelda Rd, 279-1009
Tue-Sat 4:30pm-10pm Sun 11am-2pm
Closed: Sun & Mon Lunch $ Dinner $
Dinner $$$ www.downthestreetcafe.com
★ City Limits Bar & Grill Earl’s Place
Bar and grill Southern cooking cafeteria style
3585 McGehee Rd, 239-9130 3835 Atlanta Highway, 239-9596
Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm Mon-Tue 11am-2pm
Fri-Sun 11am-2am Wed-Sat 11am-2pm, 4pm-7pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Closed: Sun
Lunch $ Dinner $
★ Cornerstone
Traditional “meat and three” East China
lunch plus extended menu Great Chinese food
5336 Atlanta Hwy, 386-0449 8153 Vaughn Rd, 279-1779
Sun-Fri 11am-2pm Sun-Thurs 10:30am-10pm
Closed: Sat Fri-Sat 10:30am-10:30pm
Lunch $ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.cornerstonecatering.org
Eastbrook Café
Corsino’s Italian Restaurant Fried chicken and more
Hometown favorite 520 Coliseum Blvd, 272-2438
Italian restaurant Mon-Thurs 10am-2pm
911 S Court St, 263-9752 Fri 10am-2pm, 4pm-8pm
Mon-Fri 10:30am-2pm, 5:30pm-9pm Closed: Sat & Sun
Closed: Sat & Sun Lunch $ Dinner $
Lunch $ Dinner $$
★ Eastside Grille
★ Country’s Barbecue Upscale bistro
All things barbecue 6667 Atlanta Hwy, 274-1200
5761 Atlanta Hwy, 270-0126 Mon-Thurs 10:30am-9pm
2610 Zelda Rd, 262-6211 Fri-Sat 10:30am-10:30pm
Mon-Sun 11am-9pm Sun 10am-2pm
Lunch $ Dinner $ Lunch $ Dinner $$
www.countrysbbq.com www.eastsidegrille.com
★ denotes Chamber Member

Gold denotes Fine Dining

El Paso Chili Company Hooter’s

Tex-Mex favorites Wings, sandwiches, casual
539 N Eastern Blvd, 244-0118 fare, and Hooter’s Girls!
Mon-Sat 11am-2pm 2701 Eastern Blvd, 356-1291
Closed: Sun Mon-Sun 11am-10pm
Lunch $ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.hooters.com
El Rey Burrito Lounge
Great margaritas and Hungry Howie’s Pizza & Subs
organic Mexican food Pizza, pasta, subs and salads
1031 E Fairview Ave, 832-9688 1712 Carter Hill Rd, 262-8988
Mon-Thurs 4pm-10pm 113 N Burbank Dr, 272-2999
Fri 4pm-11pm Mon-Sun 11am-10pm
Sat 4pm-10pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Closed: Sun www.hungryhowies.com
Dinner $$
www.burritolounge.com India Palace
Lunchtime buffet and extensive
★ Five Guys Burgers & Fries menu; authentic Indian cuisine
Voted #1 Burger 3007-H McGehee Rd, 281-1200
7220 EastChase Pkwy, 239-7220 Tue-Sun 11am-2:30pm,
Mon-Sun 11am-10pm 5:30pm-9:30pm
Lunch $ Dinner $ Closed: Mon
www.fiveguys.com Lunch $ Dinner $
★ Flips Uptown Grill Island Delights
Vintage 50’s diner Jamaican flavored food
3900 Atlanta Hwy, 244-8833 323 Air Base Blvd, 264-0041
7900 Vaughn Rd, 270-5559 Mon-Fri 11am-4pm
Mon-Sat 7am-10pm Closed: Sat & Sun
Sun 8am-9pm Lunch $
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.flipsuptowngrill.com ★ Ixtapa Bar & Grill
Great Mexican in a casual
Gardens Café & Coffee Shop atmosphere
Fresh baked goods and sandwiches 7157 EastChase Pkwy, 277-7600
Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm Closed: Sun
Sat 8am-4:30pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Closed: Sun
Breakfast $ Lunch $ ★ Ixtapa Mexican Restaurant
www.southernhomesandgardens.com Superb Mexican Dishes
6132 Atlanta Hwy, 272-5232
★ Garrett’s Mon-Sat 11am-2pm, 5pm-9:30pm
Unique art deco environment with Closed: Sun
extraordinary dining Lunch $ Dinner $
7780 Atlanta Hwy, 396-9950
Tue-Fri 11am-2pm; 6pm-9:30pm Jalapenos Restaurant
Closed: Sun & Mon Delicious Mexican cuisine
Lunch $$ Dinner $$$ ★ 8157 Vaughn Rd, 277-2840
www.garrettsartoffood.com Mon-Fri 11am-10pm
Sat-Sun 11am-9pm
Golden Corral 1240 Eastdale Mall, 215-9400
Family style dining with extensive Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
buffet and steaks Sun 1pm-6pm
1480 Eastern Blvd, 532-0020 Lunch $ Dinner $
Mon-Thurs 10:30am-9pm www.goeatjalapenos.com
Fri 10:30am-10pm
Sat 7:30am-10pm ★ Jason’s Deli
Sun 7:30am-9pm Soups, wraps, sandwiches & more
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $$ 1520 Eastern Blvd, 409-9890
www.goldencorralmontgomery.com Mon-Sun 10am-10pm
Green Papaya www.jasonsdeli.com
Great authentic Thai cuisine
409 Coliseum Blvd, 395-7654 ★ Jim N Nicks Bar-B-Q
Mon-Sat 11am-2pm, 5pm-9pm The best darn BBQ this
Closed: Sun side of the mason dixon!
Lunch $ Dinner $ 6415 Atlanta Hwy, 213-0046
Sun-Thurs 10:30am-9:30pm
Guthrie’s Fri-Sat 10:30am-10:30pm
Chicken tenders with secret sauce Lunch $$ Dinner $$
5376 Atlanta Hwy, 396-8300 www.jimnnicks.com
7216 EastChase Pkwy, 270-3331
Sun-Thurs 10:30am-9pm ★ Jubilee Seafood
Fri-Sat 10:30am-10pm Longtime Cloverdale favorite
Lunch $ Dinner $ 1057 Woodley Rd, 262-6224
www.guthrieschicken.com Tue-Sat 5pm-10pm
Closed: Sun-Mon
Dinner $$
www.jubileeseafoodrestaurant.com
The Area Code is 334.

$ $5-10 $$ $10-20 $$$ $20 + up

Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse ★ Longhorn Steakhouse
Tepanyaki dining and Great steaks and chicken
entertainment, sushi 4095 Eastern Blvd, 613-7555
7834 Vaughn Rd, 273-8885 Sun-Thurs 10am-10pm
Mon-Thurs 11am-3pm, 4:30pm-10pm Fri-Sat 10am-11pm
Fri-Sat 11am-3pm, 4:30pm-11pm Lunch $$ Dinner $$
Sun 11:30am-10pm www.longhornsteakhouse.com
Lunch $ Dinner $
www.kabuki2005.com Los Amigos
Delectable Mexican food
The Keys Neighborhood 2801 Vaughn Plaza Rd, 279-6259
Bar & Grill Mon-Thurs 11am-9:30pm
Good food and spirits Fri-Sat 11am-10pm
1343 Dalraida Rd, 272-1401 Sun 3pm-9pm
Mon-Fri 2pm-10pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Sat-Sun 4pm-11pm
Closed: Sun Los Cabos Cantina
Dinner $ Deliciously Authentic
www.thekeysbargrill.com Mexican cuisine
1801 Eastern Blvd, 277-7571
King Buffet Mon-Sun 11am-10pm
Dozens of delicious dishes Lunch $ Dinner $
2727 Bell Rd, 273-8883
Mon-Sun 11am-10pm Los Vaqueros
Lunch $ Dinner $ Authentic Mexican dining
Korean Garden Mon-Sun 11am-10:30pm
Casual Korean cuisine Lunch $ Dinner $
2801 Vaughn Plaza Rd, 277-5685
Mon-Fri 11am-3pm, 4:30pm-10:30pm Luna
Sat 4:30pm-10:30pm Relaxed, Upscale Tapas
Closed: Sun restaurant of Global Cuisine
Lunch $ Dinner $ 8123 Vaughn Rd, 517-1260
Mon-Sat 5pm-11:30pm
La Bamba’s Mexican Café Closed: Sun
Mexican bar and grill Dinner $$
Mon-Thurs 11am-3pm, 3pm-10pm ★ Mae’s Wings & BBQ Things
Fri-Sat 11am-3pm, 3pm-11pm Local Barbeque favorite
Sun 11am-3pm, 3pm-9pm 92 Knowlwood Blvd, 395-9933
Lunch $ Dinner $ Mon-Thurs 6am-6pm
Fri-Sat 6am-8pm
La Frontera Sun 7am-1pm
Authentic Mexican food Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
5338 Atlanta Hwy, 396-2222
Mon-Sun 11am-9pm Marina Bar & Grill
Lunch $ Dinner $ Local favorite on the river
617 Shady St, 262-4207
★ La Jolla Restaurant Mon-Fri 11am-2pm
Fine dining favorite Wed-Sat 5pm-until
6854 EastChase Pkwy, 356-2600 Closed: Sun
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm, 4:30pm-10pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Sat 4:30pm-10pm
Closed: Sun ★ Martin’s Restaurant
Lunch $$ Dinner $$ Homestyle cooking since 1940
1796 Carter Hill Rd, 265-1767
La Zona Rosa Mon-Fri 11am-3pm, 4pm-7:45pm
Authentic Mexican dishes Sun 10:45am-1:45pm
2838 Zelda Rd, 274-1153 Closed: Sat
Mon-Thurs & Sat 11am-9pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Fri 11am-9:30pm
Closed: Sun Mary B’s Buffet
Lunch $ Dinner $ Southern style buffet
www.zonarosa.net 3428 Atlanta Hwy, 279-7890
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm
★ Lek’s Taste of Thailand Sun 11am-3pm
Thai food and cuisine Closed: Sat
5421 Atlanta Hwy, 244-8994 Lunch $
Mon-Fri 11am-2:30pm, 5pm-10pm
Sat 11am-10pm ★ Mellow Mushroom
Closed: Sun Great pizza, wonderful salads
Lunch $ Dinner $$ 7915 Vaughn Rd, 213-6443
Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
Lonestar Steakhouse & Saloon Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Steakhouse with a country kick Lunch $$ Dinner $$
1060 Eastern Blvd, 277-2455 www.mellowmushroom.com
Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Lunch $$ Dinner $$
www.lonestarsteakhouse.com


Michael’s Table Odessa’s Blessings

Fine dining with international, Homestyle Southern cooking
eclectic appeal 726 Forest Ave, 265-7726
2960 Zelda Rd, 272-2500 Mon-Fri 10am-2pm
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm Closed: Sat-Sun
Wed-Sat 6pm-until Lunch $
Sun 11am-2pm
Lunch $$ Dinner $$ Olive Garden
www.michaelstable.net Great Italian Cuisine
★ MiMi’s Café Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
Hearty portions of great Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
tasting, fresh food Lunch $ Dinner $$
6814 EastChase Pkwy, 271-0124 www.olivegarden.com
Sun-Thurs 7am-10pm
Fri & Sat 7am-11pm ★ Outback Steakhouse
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $$ Quality food in a casual atmosphere
www.mimiscafe.com 1040 Eastern Blvd, 270-9495
Mon-Thurs 4pm-10:30pm
Ming’s Garden Fri-Sat 3pm-11:30pm
Specializing in Chinese Sun 3pm-10pm
1741 Eastern Blvd, 277-8188 Dinner $$
Mon-Fri 11am-2:30pm, 4:30pm-9:30pm www.outback.com
Sat 11:30am-10:30pm
Sun 11:30am-9pm ★ Panera Bread
Lunch $ Dinner $ Homemade bread and sandwiches
★ Miyako Japanese 2775 Vaughn Rd, 272-2122
Steak and Sushi Bar Tepanyaki Mon-Sat 6am-9pm
dining and entertainment, sushi Sun 7am-8pm
8173 Vaughn Rd, 215-2275 Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Sun-Thurs 5pm-10pm www.panerabread.com
Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
Dinner $$$ Peyton’s Place
Delicious meats and vegetables
Moe’s Southwest Grill 5355 Atlanta Hwy, 396-3630
Moe’s knows burritos, Sun-Fri 11am-2pm
nachos and fajitas Closed: Sat
★ 7028 EastChase Pkwy, 356-3333 Lunch $
2900 Zelda Rd, 273-9198
Mon-Sun 11am-9pm Piccadilly Cafeteria
Lunch $ Dinner $ All you can eat buffet
www.welcometomoes.net 2601 Eastern Blvd, 271-6189
Mon-Fri 11am-8:30pm
★ Mr. G’s Sat-Sun 7:30am-8:30pm
Greek and Italian Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Mediterranean Eatery www.piccadilly.com
6268 Atlanta Hwy, 356-4662
Tue-Sat 11am-2:30pm & 5pm-9pm Pizza Perfect
Sun 11am-2:30pm Pizza buffet and salads with delivery
Lunch $ Dinner $$ 428 Coliseum Blvd, 244-7721
Mon-Thurs 10:30am-1:30pm
★ Nancy Paterson’s Bistro Fri 10:30am-10:30pm
Fine bistro dining Sat 11am-10pm
503 Cloverdale Rd, 271-4441 Closed: Sun
Mon-Fri 11am-9pm Lunch $ Dinner $
Closed: Sat-Sun
Lunch $$ Dinner $$ ★ The Pub
Seafood and more in
No Way Jose Grill Cantina a great atmosphere
Mexican food with a 10044 Chantilly Pkwy, 281-3911
hint of Cuban twist Mon-Sat 5pm-10pm
8844 Minnie Brown Rd, 819-7363 Closed: Sun
Mon-Sun 11am-10pm Dinner $$
Lunch $ Dinner $
★ Red Lantern Buffet
Number Sixteen Chinese buffet
Rustic, seasonal fare inspired by 3445 Malcolm Dr, 277-3339
Spain, Italy and the new South Mon-Sun 11am-9pm
5251 Hampstead High St, 517-1428 Lunch $ Dinner $
Mon-Sun 3pm-12am
Dinner $$$ ★ Red Lobster
Home of the cheese garlic biscuits
O’Charley’s 300 Eastdale Circle, 277-0780
Good food & good times start with O Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
2690 Eastern Blvd, 279-7165 Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Mon-Fri 11am-10pm Lunch $ Dinner $$
Sat 11am-11pm www.redlobster.com
Sun 10:30am-11pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$
www.ocharleys.com

$ $5-10 $$ $10-20 $$$ $20 + up

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Sam’s Bar-B-Que
Burgers any way you could imagine, Locally owned BBQ pit
plus other creative dishes 3510 Atlanta Hwy, 279-0008
7005 EastChase Pkwy, 396-1078 Mon-Thurs 11am-2pm
Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm Fri-Sat 11am-6pm
Fri-Sat 11am-11pm Closed: Sun
Lunch $ Dinner $ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.redrobin.com
San Marcos
Red’s Little School House Mexican Restaurant
Fried chicken, veggies, BBQ, Authentic Mexican food
fried cornbread, pies 61 N Burbank Dr, 279-6680
20 Gardner Rd, 584-7955 Sun 11am-9pm
Wed-Sat 11am-9pm Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm
Sun 11am-3pm Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Closed: Mon-Tue Lunch $ Dinner $
Lunch $ Dinner $
www.redslittleschoolhouse.com ★ Schlotzsky’s Deli
Great subs and salads
★ Rock Bottom American Pub 5055 Carmichael Rd, 409-9993
2430 Eastern Blvd, 239-7625 Mon-Sun 10:30am-9pm
Mon-Fri 3pm-close Lunch $ Dinner $
Sat 11am-close www.schlotzskys.com
Sun 1pm-close
Lunch $$ Dinner $$ Shashy’s Fine Foods
www.rockbottomamericanpub.com A favorite bakery and eatery
1700 Mulberry St, 263-7341
Roly Poly Sandwiches Mon-Sat 7am-2pm
Unique & original sandwiches Closed: Sun
4923 Carmichael Rd, 396-2525 Breakfast $ Lunch $
Mon-Fri 10am-8pm www.shashys.com
Sat 10am-3pm
Closed: Sun Shilla
Lunch $ Dinner $ Traditional Korean food
www.rolypoly.com 3526 Eastdale Cir, 354-3026
Mon-Sat 11am-10pm
Ruby Tuesday Closed: Sun
Great salad bar and much more Lunch $ Dinner $
6970 EastChase Loop, 215-2285
1310 Eastern Blvd, 396-0224 Shogun Japanese
Mon-Thurs 11am-11pm Steak & Sushi Bar
Fri-Sat 11am-12am Japanese food and fun
Sun 11am-10pm 5215 Carmichael Rd, 271-6999
Lunch $ Dinner $ Mon-Thurs 11am-2pm, 5pm-10pm
www.rubytuesday.com Fri 11am-2pm, 4:30pm-11pm
Sat 4:30pm-11pm; Sun 4:30pm-10pm
★ Ruddle’s Pub Lunch $$ Dinner $$
German and English food
3133 Bell Rd, 277-8710 Shoney’s
Mon-Thurs 11am-2pm, 5pm-10pm Your Food. Your Choice.
Fri 11am-2pm, 5pm-11pm Your Shoney’s.
Sat 5pm-10pm 850 Eastern Blvd, 396-8533
Closed: Sun Mon-Fri 5:30pm-10pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Sat-Sun 5:30am-11pm
Ryan’s Steakhouse www.shoneys.com
All you can eat buffet
6561 Atlanta Hwy, 279-6007 ★ Sinclair’s
Mon-Fri 10:45am-9pm Upscale bar and grill
Sat-Sun 8am-9pm 1051 E Fairview Ave, 834-7462
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $ Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm
www.ryans.com Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
7847 Vaughn Rd, 271-7654
Saigon Deli Sun-Thurs 11am-11pm
Vietnamese Cuisine Fri-Sat 11am-12am
2323 Eastern Blvd, 279-5921 Lunch $$ Dinner $$
Mon-Thurs 11am-9pm www.sinclairsrestaurants.com
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm
Closed: Sun ★ Smoothie King
Lunch $ Dinner $ Nutritious Smoothies
★ Salsaritas Mon-Fri 7am-9pm
Fresh Tex-Mex style Sat 10am-9pm
food made to order Sun 12pm-6pm
8015 Vaughn Rd, 356-5430 Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $
Sun-Thurs 11am-9pm www.smoothieking.com
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm
Lunch $ Dinner $
www.salsaritas.com


Sommer’s Grill ★ Thai Gratiem

Family favorites with upscale flair A contemporary twist on
9188 EastChase Pkwy, 274-0275 traditional Thai cuisine
Lunch Sun-Fri 11am-2pm 8868 Minnie Brown Rd, 215-9960
Dinner Mon-Sat 4:30pm-close Mon-Sat 11am-9pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Sun 11am-3pm
www.sommersplace.com Lunch $ Dinner $$
★ Sommer’s Place ★ Tipico De Mexico
Prime rib, fresh seafood, sandwiches Authentic Mexican food;
and appetizers outdoor patio seating available
7972 Vaughn Rd, 279-5401 3441 Malcolm Dr, 356-0459
Mon-Thurs 11am-9pm Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm Fri-Sat 11am-10:30pm
Closed: Sun Sun 11am-9:30pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.sommersplace.com
★ Tomatinos
State Market Café Organic pizza and sandwiches
Fresh food daily 1036 E Fairview Ave, 264-4241
1659 Federal Dr, 271-1885 Mon-Sat 11am-10pm
Mon-Fri 6am-2pm Sun 4pm-10pm
Sat 10:30am-2pm Lunch $ Dinner $$
Sun 10:30am-2pm www.tomatinos.com
(1st Sat 7am-11pm)
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Tony’s Pizza and Steak
at the Green Lantern
★ Steak Out A Montgomery standard
Steak, burgers, chicken, 5725 Troy Hwy, 613-9834
salmon, shrimp, wings, salads, Tue-Sat 4pm-9pm
desserts and more Closed: Sun-Mon
2930 Carter Hill Road, 269-1800 Dinner $$
Mon-Thurs, Sat 10:30am-10pm
Fri 10:30am-11pm Top China
Sun 11am-10pm Great chinese cuisine
Lunch $ Dinner $$ 9160 EastChase Pkwy, 270-1668
3271 Malcolm Dr, 270-0747 Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm
Mon-Thurs, Sat 10:30am-10pm Fri-Sat 11am-10:30pm
Fri 10:30am-11pm; Sun 4pm-10pm Sun 12pm-9:30pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Lunch $ Dinner $
www.steakout.com www.topchina.150m.com
Stevi B’s Pizza Vintage Year
Pizza and salad buffet Local favorite
5411 Atlanta Hwy, 279-3112 405 Cloverdale Rd, 264-8463
Sun-Thurs 11am-9pm Tue-Sat 5pm-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-10pm Closed: Sun-Mon
Lunch $ Dinner $ Dinner $$$
www.stevibs.com
Wagon Wheel Café
Street Café Wonderful Southern lunches
Sushi, lunchtime bento boxes 1961 Bell St, 265-9979
with teriyaki and tempura Mon-Fri 6am-3pm
2777 Eastern Blvd, 396-2232 Sat 6am-2pm
Sun 11am-10pm Closed: Sun
Tue-Sat 11am-10pm Breakfast $ Lunch $
Closed: Mon www.mgm4lunch.com
Lunch $ Dinner $$
★ Wingers Sports Grill
The Super Buffet Wings, salads, burgers,
Great Chinese buffet & more shrimp & more
5831 Atlanta Hwy, 215-0055 2773 Bell Rd, 277-3379
Mon-Sun 11am-10pm Mon-Thurs 11am-9pm
Lunch $ Dinner $ Fri-Sat 11am-10pm
Closed: Sun
★ Tenda Chick Lunch $ Dinner $
Great chicken, no bones about it
5951 Atlanta Hwy, 260-8547 ★ Wings Sports Grille
Mon-Sun 10:30am-9pm Family friendly sports grille
Lunch $ Dinner $ 2232 Eastern Blvd, 271-1831
Mon-Sun 10am-11pm
★ Texas Roadhouse Lunch $ Dinner $$
Steakhouse with a fun, casual vibe www.baumhowers.com
Mon-Thurs 4pm-10pm ★ Wings Xpress
Fri 4pm-11pm Great wings
Sat 11am-11pm 5780 Woodmere Blvd, 244-7898
Sun 11am-10pm Mon-Sat 10am-10pm
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Closed: Sun
www.texasroadhouse.com Lunch $ Dinner $

$ $5-10 $$ $10-20 $$$ $20 + up

★ Wishbone Café ★ Courthouse Café
Wings, sandwiches, soups & more 100 S Lawrence St, 832-1684
7028 Atlanta Hwy, 244-7270 Mon-Fri 7am-3pm
Mon-Thurs 10am-10pm Closed: Sat & Sun
Fri-Sat 10am-11pm Breakfast $ Lunch $
Closed: Sun
Lunch $ Dinner $ ★ Cucos Express
Great authentic Mexican food
★ Zaxby’s 31 S Court St, 832-0081
Chicken, wings and salads Mon-Fri 10:30am-2:30pm
6435 Atlanta Hwy, 277-8066 Closed: Sat & Sun
Mon-Thurs 10:30am-10pm Lunch $
Fri 10:30am-11pm www.cucosofmontgomery.com
Sat 10:30am-10pm
Sun 10:30am-9pm Daisy’s Diner
2923 Eastern Blvd, 420-3500 Southern-style lunches
Mon-Thurs 10:30am-10pm 101 E Jefferson St, 269-0866
Fri 10:30am-11pm Mon-Fri 7am-4pm
Sat 10:30am-10pm Closed: Sat & Sun
Sun 10:30am-9pm Breakfast $ Lunch $
3130 Taylor Rd, 481-0406 Davis Café
Sun-Thurs 10:30am-9pm Family owned Southern restaurant
Fri-Sat 10:30am-10pm 518 N Decatur St, 264-6015
Lunch $ Dinner $ Mon-Fri 6:30am-10:30pm,
www.zaxbys.com 11:15am-3:30pm
Zoe’s Kitchen Closed: Sat & Sun
Greek style deli Breakfast $ Lunch $
7218 EastChase Pkwy, 270-9115 ★ Dreamland BBQ
Sun-Thurs 10am-8pm (Opening Spring 2009)
Fri-Sat 10am-9pm 101 Tallapoosa Street, 273-7427
Lunch $ Dinner $ www.dreamlandbbq.com
www.zoeskitchen.com
★ The Exchange
The contemporary location for
D o w n t o w n nightlife with signature cocktails
Montgomery and live entertainment
201 Tallapoosa St, 481-5165
Sun-Thurs 2pm-12am
Fri-Sat 2pm-1am
★ A Social Event/Bandanas Dinner $$
Southern and southwestern renaissancemontgomery.com
food with a country kick
301 Jefferson St, 265-9113 Farmers Market Café
Mon-Sun 11am-2pm Southern delights cafeteria-style
Closed: Sat & Sun 315 N McDonough St, 262-1970
Lunch $ Mon-Fri 5:30am-2pm
www.asocialeventcaterers.com Closed: Sat & Sun
Breakfast $ Lunch $
★ Boomer T’s www.mgm4lunch.com
Barbecue! Sandwiches, plates,
catering and more Flames Grill
51 Dexter Ave, 262-4481 Hamburgers, chicken
Mon-Fri 6am-2pm sandwiches and more
Sat 10am-2pm 142 Montgomery St, 264-0010
Closed: Sun Mon-Fri 10:30am-2pm
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Closed: Sat & Sun
Lunch $
Choices Restaurant
Wonderful Chinese buffet ★ The Four Seasons at Capitol Inn
80 Commerce Street, 262-0888 Legendary Southern buffet
Mon-Sat 11am-5pm 205 N Goldthwaite St, 265-3844
Closed: Sun Mon-Fri 11am-2pm
Lunch $ Closed: Sat & Sun
Lunch $
★ Chris’ Hotdogs www.capitolinnhotel.com
World famous hot dogs
and hamburgers Hamburger King
138 Dexter Ave, 265-6850 Voted Top Ten Hamburger in USA
Mon-Sat 10am-7pm 547 S Decatur St, 262-1798
Closed: Sun Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm
Lunch $ Dinner $ Closed: Sat & Sun
www.chrishotdogs.com Breakfast $ Lunch $
Cool Beans at Café De Art ★ The House
Casual lunch with an artsy flair Traditional Southern ingredients
115 Montgomery St, 269-3302 in a contemporary, new fashion
Mon-Fri 7:30am-4pm 201 Tallapoosa St, 481-5166
Closed: Sat & Sun Mon-Sun 6am-10pm
Lunch $$ Breakfast $$ Lunch $$ Dinner $$$
www.coolbeansmontgomery.com renaissancemontgomery.com


Isaiah’s Restaurant ★ Nobles Restaurant

Home cooked meals in a & Lounge
charming atmosphere Upscale dining with
135 Mildred St, 265-9000 a southern twist
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm 119 Montgomery St, 262-3326
Closed: Sat & Sun Tue-Sat 4pm-until
Lunch $ 2nd Sunday Brunch 11am-3pm
www.butterflyinn.net Brunch $$ Dinner $$$
★ Lek’s Railroad Thai at www.noblesandoliveroom.com
Union Station ★ Olive Room
Delicious Thai cuisine Unique upscale atmosphere
in a unique setting 121 Montgomery St, 262-2763
300 Water Street, 269-0708 Tue-Sat 5:30pm-10pm
Mon-Thurs 11am-2:30pm, 5pm-9pm Closed: Sun-Mon
Fri 11am-2:30pm, 5pm-10pm Dinner $$$
Sat 11am-10pm www.noblesandoliveroom.com
Closed: Sun
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Sa Za Pizza
www.thaiemeraldlek.com (Opening Spring 2009)
Serious Italian Food
Lunde’s 138 Commerce Street
Casual luncheon menu in www.sazapizza.com
the heart of downtown
201 Montgomery St, 265-3663 ★ Scott Street Deli
Mon-Fri 11am-2:30pm Homemade soups, sandwiches
Closed: Sat & Sun and salads
Lunch $ 412 Scott St, 264-9415
Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm
Mama’s Sack Lunch To Go Closed: Sat & Sun
Wonderful sack Breakfast $ Lunch $
lunches with a kiss
21 S Perry, 265-5554 ★ Silver Spoon Café
Mon-Fri 10am-2pm Unique Bistro
Closed: Sat & Sun 222 N McDonough St, 264-1116
Lunch $ Wed-Fri 11am-2pm
Closed: Sun-Tue
Martha’s Place Lunch $$
Home cooked Southern dishes www.silverspooncafe.com
458 Sayre St, 263-9135
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm ★ Smoothies & Things Café
Closed: Sat & Sun Smoothies, sandwiches, salads, soups
Lunch $ 109 S Court St, 241-0770
The Montgomery Sat 11am-4pm
Brew Pub Breakfast $ Lunch $
Good beer, good food, good times www.smoothiesnthingscafe.com
12 W Jefferson St, 834-2739
Mon-Fri 11am-until Sophia’s BBQ
Sat 4pm-until Wonderful pit barbecue
Closed: Sun 1055 Adams Ave, 269-1177
Lunch $ Dinner $$ Mon-Sat 6:30am-8pm
www.montgomerybrewpub.com Closed: Sun
★ Montgomery’s Café at www.mgm4lunch.com
Embassy Suites
Exquisite dining and buffet
300 Tallapoosa St, 269-5055
Mon-Fri 6:30am-9pm
Sat-Sun 7:30am-10:30pm
Breakfast $ Lunch $ Dinner $$
www.embassysuitesmontgomery.com
Nellie Cameron’s
Coffee Shop
Fresh baked goods, specialty
coffee drinks
317 N Hull St, 819-7879
Sat 8:30am-2pm
Closed: Sun
Breakfast $ Lunch $
The Area Code is 334. ★ denotes Chamber Member

$ $5-10 $$ $10-20 $$$ $20 + up Gold denotes Fine Dining

Places to S T A Y
Montgomery offers
exceptional southern hospitality
with more than 7,000 hotel rooms in
the metro area. From our new four-star luxury hotel
and convention center to our wide selection of
accommodations, you’re sure to enjoy the perfect stay
in the Capital City.

Accommodations A M E N I T I E S
outdoor pool
handicapped
indoor pool
# of rooms
Hotel Name
rooms
Location | Address | Phone #
(Area Code is 334)
America’s Best Inn 1

E-3 | 5135 Carmichael Road | 270-9199 74 ◆ ◆
America’s Best Inn & Suites 2
C-4 | 977 W. South Boulevard | 288-5740 95 ◆
America’s Best Value Inn 3
B-4 | 1150 W. South Boulevard | 281-8000 140 ◆ ◆
Azalea Hill Suites of Montgomery 4
F-3 | 5801 E. Shirley Lane | 270-8700 144 ◆ ◆
Best Western, Downtown 1
DT | 120 Madison Avenue | 264-2231 170 ◆ ◆
Best Western, Hope Hull 5
B-5 | 7731 Slade Plaza Boulevard | 280-0306 46 ◆ ◆
Butterfly Inn 2
DT | 135 Mildred Street | 230-9708 9 ◆
Capitol Inn 3
DT | 205 N. Goldthwaite Street | 265-3844 93 ◆
Comfort Inn, Carmichael 6
Comfort Inn, Gunter 7
D-2 | 4480 Northchase Boulevard | 270-0099 58 ◆ ◆
Comfort Inn, West Boulevard 8
B-4 | 1035 W. South Boulevard | 281-5090 55 ◆ ◆
Comfort Inn & Suites, Mitylene 9
G-3 | 10015 Chantilly Parkway | 532-4444 80 ◆ ◆
Comfort Suites 10
E-3 | 5918 Monticello Drive | 387-2585 60 ◆ ◆
Comfort Suites, Hope Hull 11
B-5 | 110 Folmar Parkway | 613-9843 69 ◆ ◆
Country Inn & Suites 12
Courtyard by Marriott 13
Days Inn 14
B-4 | 4243 Inn South Avenue | 288-7999 78 ◆
Days Inn, Midtown 15
D-3 | 2625 Zelda Road | 269-9611 144 ◆ ◆
Days Inn, Troy Highway 16
E-5 | 4180 Troy Highway | 284-9944 50 ◆ ◆
Diplomat Inn 17
C-4 | 3951 Norman Bridge Road | 288-1120 103 ◆ ◆
Drury Inn Hotel & Suites 18
E-3 | 1124 Eastern Boulevard | 273-1101 180 ◆ ◆ ◆
Econo Lodge, Troy Highway 19
E-5 | 4135 Troy Highway | 284-3400 45 ◆ ◆
Econo Lodge, W. South Boulevard 20
B-4 | 1040 W. South Boulevard | 286-6100 35 ◆
Econo Lodge & Suites, Monticello 21
E-3 | 5924 Monticello Drive | 272-1013 46 ◆ ◆
Embassy Suites Hotel & Montgomery Conference Center
DT | 300 Tallapoosa Street | 269-5055 4 237 ◆ ◆

on-site security
free local calls
business center
additional info.
in-room access
complimentary
exercise room
meeting room
pets allowed
room service
restaurant
breakfast
wi-fi or
lounge
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indoor pool
# of rooms
Hotel Name
rooms
(Area Code is 334)
Extended Stay America 22

E-4 | 2491 Eastern Boulevard | 279-1204 120 ◆
Hampton Inn, Downtown 5
DT | 100 Commerce Street | 265-1010 86 ◆
Hampton Inn, EastChase 23
G-3 | 7651 EastChase Parkway | 277-1818 102 ◆ ◆
Hampton Inn, Hope Hull 24
B-5 | 60 Wasden Road | 280-9592 78 ◆ ◆
Hillcrest Manor Bed & Breakfast 25
C-3 | 1632 S. Court Street | 264-8253 4+C*
Hilton Garden Inn 26
E-3 | 1600 Interstate Park Drive | 272-2225 97 ◆ ◆
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, Boyd Cooper Pkwy
106 ◆ ◆
G-3| 9250 Boyd Cooper Parkway | 271-5516 27
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 28 59 ◆ ◆
E-5 | 4273 Troy Highway | 281-6000
Homewood Suites 29 91 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 1800 Interstate Park Drive | 272-3010
Hotel Montgomery 30 100 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 1185 Eastern Boulevard | 272-0370
Howard Johnson 31 60 ◆
B-4 | 1015 W. South Boulevard | 239-8504
Howard Johnson Express 32 53 ◆ ◆
E-5 | 5709 Express Drive, off US 231 | 532-2600
InTown Suites 33 144 ◆
E-4 | 3670 Richard Road | 280-2120
King’s Inn 34 152 ◆ ◆
La Quinta Inn, Carmichael 35 100 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 5225 Carmichael Road | 277-6000
La Quinta Inn, Eastern Boulevard 36 130 ◆ ◆
Marriott Legends at Capitol Hill, Prattville 37 95 ◆ ◆
A-1 | 2500 Legends Circle | 290-1235
Montgomery Campground, Hope Hull 38 120** ◆ ◆
B-5 | 250 Fischer Road | 288-0728
Montgomery Inn 39 105 ◆ ◆
Monticello Inn 40 49 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 5837 Monticello Drive | 277-4442
Motel 6 41 102 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 1051 Eastern Bypass | 277-6748
Motel 6, Hope Hull 42 63 ◆ ◆
B-5 | 7760 Slade Plaza Boulevard | 280-1866
Quality Inn 43 108 ◆ ◆
E-3 | 5175 Carmichael Road | 277-1919
Quality Inn & Suites Conference Center 44 145 ◆ ◆
D-4 | 2705 E. South Boulevard | 288-2800
Red Bluff Cottage Bed & Breakfast 6 4
DT | 551 Clay Street | 264-0056

on-site security
free local calls
business center
additional info.
in-room access
complimentary
exercise room
meeting room
pets allowed
room service
restaurant
breakfast
wi-fi or
lounge
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handicapped
indoor pool
# of rooms
Hotel Name
rooms
(Area Code is 334)
Red Roof Inn 45

Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center
DT | 201 Tallapoosa Street | 481-5000 7 342 ◆ ◆
Residence Inn by Marriott 46
E-3 | 1200 Hilmar Court | 270-3300 94 ◆ ◆
Rodeway Inn 47
B-4 | 1288 West South Boulevard | 286-4825 52 ◆ ◆
Sandlewood Garden Inn 48
D-2 | 4470 Northchase Boulevard | 396-3060 39 ◆ ◆
Sleep Inn & Suites, Carmichael 49
Sleep Inn & Suites, Chantilly 50
G-3 | 10150 Chantilly Parkway | 356-5400 66 ◆ ◆
Springhill Suites 51
E-3 | 1201 Towne Place Drive | 409-9999 79 ◆ ◆
Statehouse Plaza 8
DT | 924 Madison Avenue | 265-0741 160 ◆ ◆
Staybridge Suites 52
G-4 | 7800 EastChase Parkway | 277-9383 92 ◆ ◆
Stay Lodge 53
D-3 | 2750 Chestnut Street | 834-4055 110 ◆ ◆
Studio Plus 54
Super 8 55
D-4 | 2707 E. South Boulevard | 281-4884 52 ◆ ◆
Town Plaza Motel 9
DT | 743 Madison Avenue | 269-1561 38
Towne Place Suites by Marriott 56
E-3 | 5047 Towne Place Drive | 396-5505 95 ◆ ◆
University Inn (Military Accommodations) 57A
D-2 | 545 S. Morris Avenue, Gunter | 416-4656 572 ◆ ◆
University Inn (Military Accommodations) 57B
B-3 | 450 N. Lemay Plaza, Maxwell | 240-5600 1604 ◆ ◆
Value Place 58
E-3 | 5031 Woods Crossing Drive | 396-3505 105 ◆
Wingate by Wyndham 59
E-3 | 2060 Eastern Boulevard | 244-7880 84 ◆ ◆
The Woods RV Park & Campground 60
C-4 | 4350 Sassafras Circle | 356-1887 105**
Additional Information Legend

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LS Limited Service ES Extended Stay
I Interior Corridor C* Cottage
E Exterior Corridor ** Number of hook-ups
BB Bed & Breakfast

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business center
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Convention Center &
Full-Service H O T E L S
Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa

at the Convention Center 7 DT
20 l Tallapoosa Street | Montgomery, AL 36l04 | 334-48l-5000
Montgomery — where new meets bold!

The Montgomery Convention Center and adjacent Renaissance Hotel
is a stunning addition to the historic Montgomery skyline, residing
at the heart of a new city center. It is a gathering place for the
capital city’s cultural, political, corporate and social life. With an
unforgettable blend of classic hospitality and modern sensibility, it’s
destined to become the South’s premiere convention center and hotel.
The brand-new hotel and Convention Center provide abundant,

flexible meeting space, all under one roof. Guests will experience
world-class service in a cordial Southern style.

Meeting Facilities
Destined to become the upscale convention center of the South,
the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel and adjacent Convention
Center and Performing Arts Centre provide l03,000 square feet of
meeting space.
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Renaissance Hotel
l4,000 sq. ft. Grand
Ballroom on the main
level offers flexible
meeting spaces with
l8 breakout rooms.
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Convention Center
Connected to the hotel
and common concourse.
More than 73,000 sq. ft.
of state-of-the-art
meeting space can be
divided into three
sections. Abundance of
pre-function space.
Montgomery
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Performing Arts Centre

Adjacent Performing Arts
Centre theatre offers
seating for l,800 and
Level l lighting and
sound system. 400 sq. ft.
of pre-function space. Full
orchestra pit in theatre.
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Renaissance Spa
When relaxation is on
the agenda, the hotel’s
luxurious European spa
and signature pool
ensure a restful hour
or afternoon!

Full-Service H O T E L S
Additional Meeting Facilities

A number of full-service hotels throughout the
Montgomery area offer meeting options for groups
of all sizes.
Hotel & Conference Centers
Embassy Suites Hotel

and Montgomery
Conference Center 4 DT
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300 Tallapoosa Street

Montgomery, AL 36l04
(334) 269-5055
Meeting Space: l5,000 sq. ft.,
ballroom & breakout sections.
Montgomery Marriott
Prattville Hotel &
Conference Center at
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Capitol Hill 37
2500 Legends Circle
Prattville, AL 36066
(334) 290-l 235
Meeting Space: l 0,800 sq.
ft., ballroom and breakout
sections. Abundance of
pre-function space.
Full Service Hotel

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Hilton Garden Inn 26

l600 Interstate Park Drive
Montgomery, AL 36 l 09
(334) 272-2225
Meeting Space: 2,500 sq. ft.
For a list of unique meeting venues, please visit our website,

www.visitingmontgomery.com.

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Capri Theatre 63
l045 E. Fairview Avenue | 334-262-4858
www.capritheatre.org
The Capri Theatre was built in l 94 l as The Clover and was
Montgomery’s first neighborhood theatre. It was remodeled
and renamed The Capri in December l 962. It is located in historic
Travel Downtown by Trolley
Old Cloverdale and serves as Montgomery’s only independent cinema.
Admission charge. Call for schedule.
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Did you know}
In 1910, the Wright Brothers
brought their daring aviation
deeds to Alabama’s capital
city, establishing the nation’s
first school for powered flight?
City of Saint Jude 64

2048 W. Fairview Avenue | 334-265-679 l
The site of the first integrated hospital in the southeastern United
States where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King’s
two oldest children were born. The final campsite of the Selma-to-
Montgomery March and site of the “Stars for Freedom” rally
featuring Harry Belafonte, Mahalia Jackson, Leonard Bernstein,
Sammy Davis Jr., the cast of “Bonanza” and many others.
Free admission. Open Mon-Fri.
F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum 65

9l9 Felder Avenue | 334-264-4222
Tour the home of one of America’s most important writers. F. Scott
met Zelda while stationed in Montgomery during the First World
War. After getting married, they resided in the same home that houses
the Museum today.
Admission charge. Open Wed-Sun.
Faulkner University Dinner Theatre 66

5345 Atlanta Highway | 334-386-7 l90
www.faulkner.edu/campuslife/dinnertheatre.asp
Enjoy Broadway-style family entertainment in a Christian based
atmosphere. Call or go online to view upcoming shows and prices.
Montgomery Zoo &

Mann Wildlife Museum
Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
Stroll along the shaded walkways
and see more than 600 exotic
animals in natural settings. For an
interactive learning experience, the
Mann Wildlife Museum features
life-like exhibits of naturally
preserved animals and their habitats.

Governor’s Mansion 67
l l42 Perry Street | 334-834-3022
www.firstlady.alabama.gov/default.htm
Built in l 906, this graceful mansion has been home to the Governor
of Alabama since its purchase in l 950. It blends Colonial style
architecture with Greek revival influences, and is a stately executive
mansion.
Free admission. Call for schedule.
Hank Williams Memorial 68

l304 Upper Wetumpka Road
Legendary country music singer Hank Williams’ final resting place is
located in Oakwood Cemetery Annex.
Free admission. Open Mon-Sun dawn to dusk.
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama 69

700 Hyundai Boulevard | 334-387-8000
www.hmmausa.com
The 2-million-square-foot manufacturing plant resides on l ,744 acres
of land and includes a stamping facility, paint shop, vehicle assembly
shop, a two-mile test track and an engine shop, where the all-new
Hyundai 3.3 liter V6 engine is produced. In May 2005, the facility
marked the official start of production with its first saleable 2006
Sonata. The hour-long, guided tram tour is educational and
entertaining.
Free admission. Please call or visit the website for more information or to
arrange a tour.
Ice Palace 70
l000 Eastdale Mall | 334-277-2088
www.shopmalls.com
Ice skate year-round in Alabama’s only ice rink in a mall,
Eastdale Mall.
Admission charge. Open Mon-Sun.
Did you know }San Francisco didn’t have the

very first electric streetcar system? Montgomery was the first
city to incorporate the system into its local travel in 1886.
Travel by trolley through downtown. See maps for route.

Mann Wildlife Learning Museum 71
325 Vandiver Boulevard | 334-240-4900
www.montgomeryal.gov
Visit the Mann Museum and witness North American wildlife in
realistic settings that reflect their natural habitats. Touch and feel
a variety of displays and animals. Each display provides 3-sided
viewing, offering an up-close and personal experience.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts 72

One Museum Drive | 334-240-4333
www.mmfa.org
This permanent collection includes examples of l 9th and 20th
century American paintings and sculptures, Southern regional art,
Old Master prints and decorative art. This magnificent building also
houses Alabama’s first interactive fine arts gallery for children,
ARTWORKS.
Free admission. Open Tue-Sun.
Montgomery Zoo 73
230 l Coliseum Boulevard | 334-240-4900
Expect the unexpected as you visit five continents alive with lush
vegetation, crashing waterfalls and over 600 animals in the spacious
40-acre zoo. Enjoy a meal at the Overlook Café, visit the gift shop or
take a fun train ride around the park.

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You can ice skate year-round
inside Eastdale Mall? The Ice
Palace is Alabama’s only ice
rink in a mall! Enjoy a fun
afternoon on the ice, rent the
rink for a private party or take
in a game of broomball.
National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and

African American Culture at ASU 74
l345 Carter Hill Road | 334-229-4876
www.lib.alasu.edu/natctr/index.html
View civil rights and African American cultural exhibits and hear
scholarly lectures and stories from those who were foot soldiers in the
movement. The ASU campus is a historic site due to the involvement
of faculty, staff and students during the Civil Rights Movement.
Flyers announcing the Montgomery Bus Boycott were reproduced on
the campus and its students include major civil rights leaders such as
Fred Gray, Fred Shuttlesworth, Fred Reese, Ralph Abernathy and
Rosa Parks.
Free admission. Open Mon-Tue, Thurs-Fri.
Shakespeare Garden & Amphitheatre 75

6055 Vaughn Road | 334-27 l-5300
www.blountculturalpark.org
Located within the Blount Cultural Park, visit one of seven such
gardens in the USA, which features plants and flowers mentioned in
Shakespeare’s plays.
Free admission. Open Tue-Sun dawn to dusk.
W.A. Gayle Planetarium 76

l0 l0 Forest Avenue | 334-24 l-4799
http://montgomery.troy.edu/planet/
This wonderful planetarium is located in beautiful Oak Park. It hosts
an auditorium designed especially for simulating the natural sky by
projecting images of the sun, moon, planets, stars and other celestial
objects on a 50-foot domed ceiling.
Admission charge. Open Mon-Thurs and Sun.

Downtow n M on t go m e r y
Montgomery Area Visitor Center
300 Water Street | 800-240-9452 or 334-262-00l3
www.visitingmontgomery.com
Visit the Montgomery Area Visitor Center and purchase local
attraction tickets, hop aboard the Lightning Route for a tour of
downtown or rent an MP3 player and follow the path of history with
the Civil Rights audio tour. You can also visit the Visitor Center Gift
Shop for a wide range of unique Alabama products.
Free admission. Open Mon-Sun.
Alabama Cattlemen’s Association “Mooseum” 10 DT

20l S. Bainbridge Street | 334-265-l867
www.bamabeef.org
This hands-on children’s educational center has a unique agricultural
theme. It includes displays and exhibits on nutrition.
Old Alabama Town, Schoolhouse, ca. 1898 This typical one-room

country school represents the many one-room schoolhouses which once
provided basic education to rural Alabama communities.

Alabama Department of Archives and History 11 DT

624 Washington Avenue | 334-242-4363
www.archives.state.al.us
This Archives is the oldest state-funded Archives in the nation and is
housed in a beautiful marble building that was completed in l 940,
featuring museum galleries and a genealogical research facility.
Exhibits include Alabama Indians, military and l 9th century galleries
along with a hands-on gallery for kids, “Grandma’s Attic.”
Free admission. Open Mon-Sat.
Alabama Judicial Building 12 DT

300 Dexter Avenue | 334-242-4347
www.judicial.state.al.us
Come tour and learn the history of the legal profession and
judicial branch of government in Alabama. The Alabama Judicial
Building houses the Alabama Supreme Court, Courts of Criminal
and Civil Appeals, the State Law Library, and the Administrative
Office of Courts.
Alabama State Capitol 13 DT

600 Dexter Avenue | 334-242-3935
www.preserveala.org/capitoltour.htm
One of the only state capitols designated a National Historic
Landmark. The Alabama State Capitol is where Jefferson Davis
took his oath of office as President of the Confederate States of
America and where the Civil Rights March ended with Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., delivering a stirring speech from the top of its
steps. The historic Senate and House of Representatives Chambers,
the old Supreme Court Chambers and the original governor’s office
have all been restored to their Civil War-era appearance. Guided
tours are available.
Free admission. Open Mon-Sat.
Did you know } On December 1, 1955, Rosa

Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a city bus in
a move that sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which paved
the way for the Civil Rights Movement?

Civil Rights Memorial & Center 14 DT
400 Washington Avenue | 334-956-8200
www.splcenter.org
Water flows over a table inscribed with the names of those who died
during the modern Civil Rights Movement. The wall behind the table
is inscribed with excerpts from the Book of Amos quoted in the
historical speech by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Civil Rights
Memorial Center expands the experience of the Memorial that
honors the memory of those who lost their lives during the Civil
Rights Movement. In addition to exhibits and information about
Movement martyrs, the Civil Rights Memorial Center houses a
56-seat theater, a classroom for educational activities, a section
dedicated to contemporary social justice issues and the Wall of
Tolerance.
Memorial-Free admission. Open Mon-Sun dawn to dusk.
Center-Admission charge. Open Mon-Sat.
Court Square Fountain 15 DT

Intersection of Commerce Street and Dexter Avenue
This beautiful fountain is topped by a statue of Hebe, Goddess of
Youth and Cupbearer to the Gods. The fountain was built in l885
over an existing artesian basin and was the trading post for the
buying and selling of slaves during the Civil War.
The Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts 16 DT

25l Montgomery Street | 334-24l-9567
http://montgomery.troy.edu/davis/
This theatre has been completely restored to a l 930s fine arts palace.
Now affiliated with Troy University, the subscriber series is comprised
of touring productions from Broadway shows to concerts. Admission
charge. Call for schedule.

Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church 17 DT

454 Dexter Avenue | 334-263-3970
www.dexterkingmemorial.org
In this National Historic Landmark see the modest pulpit where
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., first preached his message of hope
and brotherhood. This church was also a center point of the
Montgomery Bus Boycott. A large mural in the church depicts
King’s Civil Rights crusade from Montgomery to Memphis.
Call for tours at least one week in advance.
Admission charge. Open Tue-Sat.
Dexter Parsonage Museum 18 DT

309 S. Jackson Street | 334-26l-3270
www.dexterkingmemorial.org
Built in the l 920s, this historic house served as the home to several
ministers of Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church. Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., and his family lived here from l 954 to l 960
while he led the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Admission charge. Open Tue-Sat.
Riverboat Harriott II Enjoy a relaxing tour of Montgomery’s riverfront

on the city’s new triple decker riverboat, the Harriott II. Perfect for a large
reception or intimate seated dinner, the Harriott II offers the unique
experience of authentic southern hospitality.

Take‘em out to a ballgame!
Bring the whole family to
Riverwalk Stadium in downtown
Montgomery and enjoy America’s
favorite pastime! The Montgomery
Biscuits are a AA Southern League
team affiliated with the Tampa Bay Rays.
First White House of the Confederacy 19 DT

644 Washington Avenue | 334-242-l86l
This house served as Jefferson Davis’ home while Montgomery
served as the Capital of the Confederate States of America. The
Confederate White House contains period furnishings and many
of Davis’ personal belongings.
Hank Williams Museum 20 DT

ll8 Commerce Street | 334-262-3600
www.thehankwilliamsmuseum.com
This popular attraction pays tribute to one of the most revered and
loved country music writers and performers. Many of Williams’
personal belongings are on display, including the baby blue l 952
Cadillac in which Hank took his last ride.
Hank Williams Statue 21 DT

Lister Hill Plaza, N. Perry Street
A life-size statue of the famed country music legend, Hank Williams,
stands across from the old city auditorium, the site of many of his
performances as well as his funeral.
Free admission. Open Mon-Sun dawn to dusk.
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre 22 DT

20l Tallapoosa Street | 334-48 l-5l 00
www.mpaconline.org
Serving as the center for entertainment in downtown Montgomery,
this state-of-the-art facility is large enough for first run Broadway
shows, yet intimate enough with l,800 seats to view a wide variety of
concerts, opera, comedy, dance and kids shows.

Old Alabama Town 23 DT

30l Columbus Street | 334-240-4500
www.oldalabamatown.com
Visit over forty restored Alabama structures depicting life in the l9th
and early 20th centuries. Structures include Lucas Tavern, Grange
Hall, a doctor’s office, a schoolhouse, a drugstore museum, a cotton
gin, the corner grocery and several beautiful homes from the era.
Admission charge. Open Mon-Sat.
Riverboat Harriott II 24 DT
200 Coosa Street | 334-24l-2l00
Take a ride on Montgomery’s newest attraction, the Harriott II and
enjoy a relaxing, scenic cruise along the Alabama River.
Admission charge. Call for reservations and availability.
Approximately 3 hour tours.
Riverwalk Amphitheatre 25 DT
The Northern end of Coosa Street | 334-24l -2l00
The Amphitheatre, a sprawling grassy area on the banks of the
Alabama River, is perfect for picnics, concerts, movies, plays,
productions and more. The splash pad offers a fountain of water
for children to play in and the surround sound system provides
crystal clear quality for each event.
Call for schedule. Open Mon-Sun dawn to dusk.
Civil Rights Memorial & Center

Experience a moving tribute to those soldiers of the Civil Rights
movement who gave their lives for freedom. Designed by Maya Lin,
this touching tribute is a solemn reminder of the price we all pay
for equality.

Did you know } In 1965, Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr. ended the Selma-to-Montgomery Civil Rights March at the
Capitol steps just one block away from the only church and
pulpit that he ever ministered from?
Rosa Parks Library and Museum & Children’s Wing 26 DT

252 Montgomery Street | 334-24l-86l5
http://montgomery.troy.edu/rosaparks/museum
The museum is a major landmark in the revitalization of downtown
Montgomery. The museum is located on the site of the old Empire
Theatre where Mrs. Parks began her courageous and historic stand in
l 955. The museum features a recreated street scene and replica of the
bus, while video footage transports visitors to the fateful day.
Additional exhibits lead visitors on an emotional journey through the
days of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which became the first step on
the often difficult path to Civil Rights in America. The Children’s
Wing provides an experience that is much more child focused and
tailored specifically for their age and comprehension abilities.
Through the use of multi-media presentations via a “Time Machine,”
the Children’s Wing prepares visitors for the museum reenactment
experience involving Rosa Parks, activities of Martin Luther King, Jr.,
and involvement of other early Civil Rights leaders. Exclusive to this
museum, the scholar’s research area captures Montgomery’s history
and Civil Rights history including artifacts, oral histories, historical
documents, and art for high school students and adults.
Admission charge. Open Mon-Sat.
St. John’s Episcopal Church 27 DT

l l 3 Madison Avenue | 334-262-l937
www.stjohnsmontgomery.com
St. John’s was built in l885 and its yellow steeple quickly became
a landmark for travelers to Montgomery. During the Civil War,
Jefferson Davis worshipped here and his pew is still marked. Its
stained glass windows were designed by Tiffany’s of New York
and are a joy to behold.

Montgomery Area N I G H T L I F E
Enjoy a signature Montgomery

cocktail and dance the night away
with dinner and live music. Or just
kick back under the stars at one of
the city’s local outdoor patios.
Montgomery Area Rock Bottom

American Pub 87
2430 East Boulevard, 239-7625
Food, sports and fun.
1048 Jazz and Blues Club 77 www.rockbottomamericanpub.com
1104 E. Fairview Avenue, 834-1048
Live music every night, in the heart Woodmere Tavern 88
of Old Cloverdale. 5743 Woodmere Boulevard, 279-0802
www.1048jazzandblues.com Nightclub with a mix of hip-hop, country
and rock with karaoke on Friday nights.
Blue Byrd’s 78
6804 Atlanta Highway, 356-4690
Montgomery’s premiere hot spot... Downtown
nightly events from poker and sports
night to live DJ’s and live bands. Montgomery
www.bluebyrdbar.com
Capitol Oyster Bar 79 The Alley 28 DT
115 E. South Boulevard, 288-4217 Connecting Commerce &
Montgomery’s only oyster bar and Tallapoosa Streets
restaurant with live entertainment. Opening Spring 2009 - New Orleans style
www.capitoloysterbar.com alley with bars, restaurants and shops.
Crockmier’s 80 The Exchange Bar 29 DT
9593 Vaughn Road, 481-0490 201 Tallapoosa Street, 481-5165
Crockmier’s takes dining to a new Experience live music every night and
level...the music acts are always enjoy the outdoor covered patio at the
enjoyable and the outside patio is Renaissance Hotel and Spa at the
the best in town. Convention Center.
www.crockmiers.com
Goat Hill Tavern 30 DT
Down the Street Café 82 200 N. Goldthwaite Street, 265-3844
2739 Zelda Road, 279-1009 The Goat Hill Tavern is a comfortable
Come as you are and join us place to relax after a long day. Come
for happy hour. enjoy a friendly atmosphere with visitors
www.downthestreetcafe.com and locals from the area.
Eastside Grille 83 www.capitolinnhotel.com/tavern.html
6667 Atlanta Highway, 274-1200 La Salle Bleu & Sous La Terre 31 DT
Full service upscale restaurant 82A-B Commerce Street, 265-2069
and bar which features live Downtown Montgomery’s jazz and
entertainment every blues hot spot.
Wednesday-Saturday. www.souslaterre.com
www.eastsidegrille.com
The Montgomery Brew Pub 32 DT
Head on the Door 84 12 W. Jefferson Street, 834-2739
5028 Vaughn Road, 270-1928 The Brew Pub offers the best in live
Montgomery’s nightclub that kicks it into entertainment along with our high-
another gear. quality micro brews.
It’ll Do Tavern 85 www.montgomerybrewpub.com
557 N. East Boulevard, 356-1355 Nobles & The Olive Room 33 DT
Live entertainment Thursday-Sunday. 121 Montgomery Street, 262-3326
Trendy downtown lounge and Tapas bar.
The Keys Neighborhood www.noblesandoliveroom.com
Bar & Grill 86
1343 Dalraida Road, 272-1401 Off The Wagon 34 DT
Leisure bar & grill with 62 Dexter Avenue, 263-0102
live entertainment. Live music and spirits.
www.thekeysbar.com www.thewagonrocks.com

Sports & R E C R E A T I O N
If you’re the sporting type, you’re in heaven!

Public and private golf courses offer some
of the finest rounds in the state. Enjoy
family fun with bowling, participate in
recreational or competitive team sports at
one of Montgomery’s many soccer, tennis,
softball and baseball facilities, or just put
on your fan gear and take in a game from the stands.
Baseball/Softball Montgomery East-AUM 95

Buddy Watson Park 89 250 Brown Springs Road, 241-2300
25 acre facility located behind Auburn
1801 Taylor Road, 241-2300 University Montgomery. Concessions
30 acre facility located off I-85 available. Admission varies by game.
on Exit 9. Concessions available. Call for schedule.
www.montgomeryal.gov www.montgomeryal.gov
Catoma Ball Fields 90 Paterson Field 36 DT
1780 Mitchell Young Road, 241-2300 1215 Madison Avenue, 240-4200
15 acre facility located in West Former home of the Detroit Tigers AA
Montgomery. Concessions available. Franchise. Admission varies by game.
www.montgomeryal.gov Call for schedule.
Dean Fain Park 91 www.montgomeryal.gov
8700 Minnie Brown Road, 244-5741 Riverwalk Stadium 37 DT
Fain Park is a 40 acre, four-field 200 Coosa Street, 241-2100
complex located just off of I-85. Home to the Montgomery Biscuits,
Concessions available. the 2006-2007 AA Southern League
Admission varies by game. Champions. Admission varies by game.
Call for schedule. Call for schedule.
www.montgomeryal.gov www.montgomeryal.gov
Gateway Park 92 Thompson Park 96
3800 Davenport Parkway, 284-7920 1655 Ray Thorington Road, 241-2300
180 acre park complete with ball Special needs facility. Concessions
fields, golf course and clubhouse. available. Admission varies by game.
www.montgomeryal.gov Call for schedule.
Lagoon Park Batting Cages
Slugger Sport 93 Basketball
2855 Lagoon Park Drive, 395-6699
Complete with 8 batting cages and Alabama State University Acadome 97
a full service pro shop. 1595 Robert C. Hatch Drive, 229-4529
Token prices vary. This multi-use facility is home to the ASU
Hours may change seasonally. Basketball Hornets and may also host
www.sluggersport.com entertainment activities, conference
meetings & conventions and cultural
Lagoon Park Softball Complex 94 events. Concessions available. Admission
2855 Lagoon Park Drive, 271-7016 varies by game. Call for schedule.
Montgomery’s premiere softball complex www.alasu.edu
is complete with picnic areas, playground
equipment, full concession area and
souvenir shop. Admission varies by game.
Bowling
Call for schedule. Ace Bowling Center 98
www.lagoonparksoftball.com 1661 Eastern Boulevard, 819-7171
Montgomery Biscuits 35 DT Entertainment for the whole family
including 38 lanes, full bar & lounge,
200 Coosa Street, 323-2255 coffee shop and full arcade.
Take in an exciting game of AA Admission varies. Open Mon-Wed
Baseball at Riverwalk Stadium. 10am-12am; Thurs-Sat 10am-2am;
Season runs April-Sept. Sun 11am-12am.
www.biscuitsbaseball.com www.acebowlingcenter.com

Sports & R E C R E A T I O N
Bama Lanes 99 Motor Sports

3020 Atlanta Highway, 272-5423
Excellent proshop, great snack bar, and Montgomery Motorsports Park 104
a terrific lounge with karaoke and 2600 N. Belt Drive, 260-9660
pocket billiards. Concessions available. A Jim Howard Track and a member of
Admission varies. Open Mon-Thurs the National Drag Racing Association.
9am-12am; Fri-Sat 9am-2am; Concessions available. Admission
Sun 11am-11pm. varies. Open Fri 6am-11pm Test & Tune;
www.bamalanes.com Sat 4pm-close; Sat (Midnight Madness).
www.mmpdragracing.com
Brunswick Woodmere Lanes 100
5665 Carmichael Road, 270-1101 Multi-Purpose
Family friendly entertainment destination
with proshop. Concessions available. Garrett Coliseum 105
Admission varies.
Open Mon-Thurs 9am-12am; 1555 Federal Drive, 242-5597
Fri-Sat 9am-2am; Sun 9am-12am. The ideal facility for family entertainment
www.bowlbrunswick.com which includes rodeos, concerts, social
events, expositions, trade shows, sports
events, horse & cattle shows and sales
Football and the circus. Concessions available.
Cramton Bowl 38 DT Admission varies. Call for schedule.
www.garrett.state.al.us
1022 Madison Avenue, 240-4200
Local football field with artificial turf.
Concessions available. Admission varies S k at e Pa rk s
by game. Call for schedule.
www.montgomeryal.gov Montgomery Alabama River
Skate Park 39 DT
Gaming 301 Bibb Street, 240-4561
Skateboard park that features a 5’ mini
Victoryland/Quincy’s 777 Casino 101 ramp and skate shop. Admission varies.
Exit 22 off I-85, 688-2946 Call for schedule.
Greyhound racing, live Bingo, over www.montgomeryal.gov
5,000 video Bingo machines and
buffet style restaurant. Soccer
Open daily 24 hours.
www.victoryland.com Emory Folmer YMCA
www.quincys777.com Soccer Complex 106
Riverside Casino 102 300 Brown Springs Road, 244-3000
100 River Oaks Drive, 514-0469 Local YMCA field located behind
39,000 SF casino features a Players Auburn University Montgomery.
Club, ATM machines and check cashing. Concessions available.
Admission is free. www.ymcamontgomery.org
www.pcigaming.com
Tennis
Tallapoosa Entertainment
Center 103 Lagoon Park Tennis Center 107
1801 Eddie L. Tullis Road, 273-9003 2855 Lagoon Park Drive, 240-4061
21,000 SF casino overlooks Located in the heart of Lagoon Park, this
Alabama’s scenic Tallapoosa River facility offers lit courts, a proshop and a
and features a Players Club, restaurant. Concessions available.
state-of-the-art “Ticket In-Ticket Out” Daily admission $3 per person;
technology, ATM machines, check membership available.
cashing and free parking. Open Mon-Fri 8am-10pm; Sat 8am-8pm;
Admission is free. Sun 12pm-6pm.
www.pcigaming.com www.montgomeryal.gov
O’Connor Tennis Center 108
500 Anderson Street, 240-4884
Public courts located close to Alabama
State University. Admission: $2 per 1.5
hrs.; $3 4:30pm-close.
Open Mon-Fri 8am-9pm; Sat
7:30am-5:30pm; Sun 12pm-6pm.
The Area Code is 334. www.montgomeryal.gov

Montgomery Area G O L F
Cottonwood Golf Club 109 Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail

7160 Byron Nelson Boulevard, Cambrian Ridge 114
281-3344 101 Sunbelt Parkway-Greenville,
Byron Nelson design, 18-hole 382-9787
championship course. Three 9-hole championship courses.
www.cottonwoodgolfclub.com www.rtjgolf.com
Emerald Mountain Golf Club 110 Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
254 Mountain View Drive, 514-0144 Capitol Hill 115
Two different style, 9-hole
championship courses. 2600 Constitution Avenue-Prattville,
www.emeraldmountaingolfclub.com 285-1114
Three 18-hole championship courses.
Gateway Park Golf Course 111 www.rtjgolf.com
3800 Davenport Parkway, 284-7920
9-hole executive course Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
with par 3 and 4. Grand National 116
www.montgomeryal.gov 3000 Sunbelt Parkway-Opelika,
Lagoon Park Golf Course 112 749-9042
Two 18-hole championship courses.
2855 Lagoon Park Drive, 240-4050 www.rtjgolf.com
18-hole course with strategic water
and medium to large greens.
Tallapoosa Lakes Golf Course,
formerly River Run 113
800 Dozier Road, 260-4900
36-hole complex with generous landing
areas and Bermuda greens.
Did you know } Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones

Golf Trail is ranked “#1 in Value among World Golf Destinations”
by Golf Magazine and is also one of the “Eight Best Places to
Vacation in the World” by Money Magazine? Montgomery is
situated in the heart of the Trail and is within an hour’s driving
distance of three Robert Trent Jones’ golf trails–making it the
perfect place to stay while you play Alabama’s courses.

Montgomery Area S H O P P I N G
If shopping is your passion,

Montgomery is the place for
you! Opportunities abound
with regional shopping malls and
lifestyle centers, specialty shops
sprinkled throughout the city,
sprawling antique malls and trendy boutiques. Shop
‘til you drop–in Montgomery!
Montgomery Area 124 Unicorn Shop Antiques

1926 Mulberry Street, 834-2550
English and French antique
furniture and accessories.
Antiques Mon-Fri 10am-4:30pm
Sat 10am-1:30pm
Eastbrook Flea Market
117 & Antique Mall Yesteryear Antiques
425 Coliseum Boulevard, 277-4027 125 & Estate Jewelry
Fine glass, furniture, jewelry. 2908 McGehee Road #A, 288-1202
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Specializes in antique jewelry
Sat 9am-6pm including authentic gold and
Sun 12:30pm-4:30pm platinum Victorian & Edwardian.
Tue-Fri 11am-5pm
118 Frances Edwards Antiques
1010 E. Fairview Avenue, 269-5100
Above average antiques, as well Malls
as antique & estate jewelry.
Mon-Fri 11am-4pm and by 126 Eastdale Mall
1000 Eastdale Mall, 277-7380
appointment Enclosed regional mall with
ice rink, movie theatre and more.
119 Heirloom Jewelers Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
6948 Vaughn Road, 260-0066
Specializes in antique & estate Sun 1pm-6pm
jewelry.
Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm 127 The Shoppes at EastChase
7274 EastChase Parkway, 279-6046
120 Montgomery Antique Galleries Montgomery’s newest innovation
1955 Eastern Boulevard, 277-2490 in lifestyle center shopping.
Unique antiques in a gallery Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
setting. Sun 1pm-6pm
Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
Sun 1pm-6pm Specialty Shops
121 Old Cloverdale Antiques Colonial Promenade
128 Montgomery
514 Cloverdale Road, 262-6234
18th, 19th & 20th century Corner of Vaughn Road &
American & European Eastern Bypass
furniture, paintings and Anchor stores include Winn-Dixie,
decorating accessories. Shoe Station as well as many
Mon-Sat 10am-4:30pm other specialty stores.
Store hours vary
122 Pickwick Antiques
3851 Interstate Court, 279-1481 Colonial Promenade
Montgomery’s largest selection 129 Montgomery-North
of fine antiques. Eastern Bypass
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Anchor stores include Sports
Sat 9:30am-4:30pm Authority & Home Depot.
123 Treasure Chest Antiques Store hours vary
Mostly American antique 130 Corporate Art Source
2960-F Zelda Road, 271-3772
furniture, linens, costume jewelry, Art includes Russian
glassware, collectibles and books. Impressionism, American,
Store hours vary European and Contemporary;
services include consulting &
appraisals.
Mon-Fri 10am-5:30pm
Sat & Sun-appointment only

131 Festival Plaza State Farmer’s Market-
141 Fairview Avenue
Corner of Taylor Road &
Vaughn Road, 270-9653 60 W. Fairview Avenue, 263-7759
Entertainment lifestyle center Fresh produce, flowers and
with specialty retail shops. home-prepared packaged goods.
Store hours vary Mon-Sun 7am-6pm
132 Leon Loard Gallery State Farmer’s Market-
142 Federal Drive
7975 Vaughn Road, 270-9030
Offers oil portraits and 1655 Federal Drive, 242-5350
commissioned portraits. Fresh produce, flowers and home
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm prepared packaged goods.
Mon-Sun 8am-5pm
133 Marcia Weber Art Objects
1050 Woodley Road, 262-5349
Buys & sells rare and unusual 143 Sturbridge
Corner of Vaughn & Taylor Road
one-of-a-kind art created by Major stores include Winn-Dixie,
self-taught artists. Taco Bell, UPS, Covent Gardens
Hours vary-by appointment and Sommer’s Place restaurant.
Store hours vary
134 Montgomery Town Center
Corner of US Highway 231 S. &
Eastern Boulevard 144 Twin Oaks Center
Corner of Vaughn Road &
Anchor stores include Barnes & Eastern Bypass
Nobles and Winn-Dixie. Major stores include TJ Maxx,
Store hours vary Dollar General and Panera Bread.
Store hours vary
135 Mulberry District
Mulberry Street Exit 2 off I-85 S.,
264-7740 145 Vaughn Plaza
Corner of Vaughn Road &
Variety of locally owned stores Eastern Bypass
to meet your shopping needs. Merchants include Office Depot
Most Stores: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm and Los Amigos restaurant.
Sat 10am-4pm Store hours vary
136 Peppertree Shopping Center
Corner of Halcyon Park Drive &
Vaughn Road owntown
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Variety of stores and eateries. Montgomery
Most Stores: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
Sun 1pm-5pm
137 SAC’s Gallery
Antiques
Operating for over 20 years, 40 Herron House Antiques
this gallery provides its members 422 Herron Street, 265-2063
a place to display and sell their DT 18th & 19th century European
original artwork. furniture and accessories.
Mon-Fri 10am-4:30pm Mon-Fri 10am-4:30pm
Sat 10am-3pm Sat 10am-2pm
138 Somerset Shopping Center 41 Nicole Maleine Antiques
Atlanta Highway 121 N. Goldthwaite Street,
Local merchants include Steaks DT 834-8530
Devine, Garrett’s Restaurant, Direct importer of French
Randall’s, and Body Serene antiques.
Nails & Spa. Tue-Sat 10am-5pm
Store hours vary
139 Southern Homes & Gardens
Specialty Shops
3561 Wetumpka Highway, 42 Montgomery Curb Market
277-6746 1004 Madison Avenue, 263-6445
Complete garden and retail DT Fresh produce, flowers and home
center. prepared packaged foods.
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm Tue, Thurs & Sat 6am-12pm
Thurs 9am-9pm
Sat 8am-6pm
Southern Homes
140 & Gardens East
8820 Vaughn Road, 387-0440
Complete garden and retail
center.
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm
Sat 8am-6pm
Did you know } The majority of the hit film

“Big Fish” was filmed in Montgomery and the River Region?

Heart of the R I V E R R E G I O N
Montgomery is Alabama’s capital city, and it’s also the heart

of the River Region. Expand your options by venturing
to the nearby communities of Wetumpka, Prattville, Tallassee,
Selma, and Tuskegee. Including the River Region will enrich
your visit to Montgomery, and continue the adventure!
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Outdoor Adventures include kayak

and canoe trips along the Alabama
and Coosa Rivers, with options
ranging from a peaceful drift to a
whitewater adventure, or put in at
Prattville’s Cooters Pond Park for
boating and picnicking. Also,
nearby Lake Jordan and Lake
Martin offer boating and water
skiing. If dry land is more your
speed, visit the Tuskegee National
Forest or take the Swayback Trail
in Wetumpka for hiking, biking
and camping fun.
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To exercise your mind, include an

excursion along the Selma to
Montgomery National Historic
Trail, the route of the historic
l965 Voting Rights March. Make
sure to visit the National Voting
Rights Museum in Selma and the
Lowndes County Interpretive
Center on Hwy 80.
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Continue your education in

Tuskegee, home of the first
African-American military pilots,
the famous Tuskegee Airmen,
who served in the Army Air Corps
during World War II. Learn how
these men overcame segregation
and prejudice to become one of
the most highly respected fighter
groups of World War II at the
Tuskegee Airmen Museum.

Bass Pro Shops 146
2553 Rocky Mount Road, Prattville | 334-290-6400
www.basspro.com
The store offers nearly l40,000 square feet of outdoor excitement
including the area’s largest selection of quality gear for fishing,
hunting, camping, boating and marine. Much more than a hunting
and fishing store, however, Bass Pro Shops also offers equipment for
hiking, backpacking, outdoor cooking and more. Shoppers will find
outdoor apparel for men, women and children, along with a fine
selection of outdoor, casual and athletic footwear. Also features the
Islamorada Fish Company restaurant.
Free admission. Open Mon-Sun.
Fort Toulouse/Jackson Park 147

Fort Toulouse Road, Wetumpka | 334-567-3002
www.alabamafrontierdays.com
Featuring a l 700s French fort reconstruction in a l 65-acre park
amidst the rural setting at the confluence of the Coosa and
Tallapoosa Rivers, this National Historic Landmark is home to the
William Bartram Arboretum, museum, historic buildings, Indian
mound and “living history” reenactments. Just l 0 minutes from
downtown Montgomery.
Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum 148

300 l Jasmine Hill Road, Wetumpka | 334-567-6463
This incredible 20-acre garden features mythical gods and
Olympian heroes with beautiful flowers year round. The Olympian
style visitor center will make your visit to “Alabama’s Little Corner of
Greece” memorable.
Admission charge. Open in the spring Fri-Sun from the first part of March
through Mother’s Day in May. Please call for complete details.
Victoryland/Quincy’s 777 Casino 101

Exit 22 off I-85 between Montgomery and Tuskegee
800-688-2WIN or 334-727-0540
www.victoryland.com
www.quincys777.com
Enjoy the thrill of Greyhound racing excitement from the climate
controlled clubhouse or the front row view of the grandstand, or
try your luck at a game of live Bingo or one of over 5,000 video
bingo machines.
Call for schedule. Free admission. Open Mon-Sun 24 hours.

Historical I T I N E R A R Y
For complete descriptions of Historical Itinerary attractions,

please go to www.visitingmontgomery.com.
Day One
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9:00 Montgomery Area Visitor Center, Union Station pg 35

10:00 Alabama State Capitol 13 DT pg 36
12:00 Lunch
Choose from a great variety of downtown restaurants. Unique
choices include Cool Beans, the Farmers Market Café, Chris’
Hotdogs and many more.
1:30 Alabama Department of Archives & History 11 DT pg 36
3:30 First White House of the Confederacy 19 DT pg 39
5:00 Dinner
Be sure to take a look at the impressive list of restaurants
Montgomery has to offer. Stay downtown and enjoy the
sophistication of The Olive Room or Lek’s Railroad Thai. Or
venture out to Old Cloverdale and experience other
Montgomery favorites like Jubilee Seafood, Sinclair’s or El Rey.
Day Two
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9:30 Old Alabama Town 23 DT pg 40

11:30 Lunch
Visit any one of Montgomery’s downtown eateries including
Smoothies & Things or grab a sack lunch from Scott Street
Deli and picnic at the Riverwalk.
1:00 Dexter Avenue King Memorial
Baptist Church 17 DT pg 38
2:00 Dexter Avenue Parsonage Museum 18 DT pg 38
3:00 Rosa Parks Library & Museum
and Children’s Wing 26 DT pg 41

Family I T I N E R A R Y
For complete descriptions of Family Itinerary attractions,

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Day One
10:00 Old Alabama Town 23 DT pg 40
12:00 Lunch
Choose from a variety of restaurants. Unique downtown
choices vary from southern specialties to all-time favorites. Try
Capitol Grill, Martha’s Place or Hamburger King.
1:30 Alabama Cattlemen’s “Mooseum” 10 DT pg 35
5:00 Dinner
Stay downtown for a great taste of Montgomery. Family
friendly restaurants include Corsino’s Italian Restaurant or the
Montgomery Brew Pub.
7:00 Riverwalk Stadium 37 DT pg 43
Day Two
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9:00 Montgomery Zoo 73 pg 33

10:30 Mann Wildlife Learning Museum 71 pg 33
11:30 Lunch
Enjoy lunch at the Zoo’s Overlook Café, or head to the east
side of Montgomery for lunch at Flip’s Uptown Grill, and an
afternoon of fun.
12:30 ARTWORKS at the Montgomery Museum
of Fine Arts 72 pg 33
1:30 Shopping at the Shoppes at EastChase 127 pg 46
3:30 Skating at the Ice Palace
inside Eastdale Mall 70 pg 32

Civil Rights I T I N E R A R Y
For complete descriptions of Civil Rights Itinerary attractions,

Day One
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10:00 Dexter Avenue King Memorial
Baptist Church 17 DT pg 38
11:00 Dexter Avenue Parsonage Museum 18 DT pg 38
12:00 Lunch
Choose from our great variety of downtown restaurants
with everything from hot dogs to home cooked meals. Try
Chris’ Famous Hotdogs, Daisy’s Diner, Lunde’s Café or
Isaiah’s Restaurant.
1:30 Civil Rights Memorial 14 DT pg 37
2:00 Civil Rights Memorial Center 14 DT pg 37
5:00 Dinner
Be sure to review Montgomery’s incredible selection of fine
dining. Enjoy local favorites like LaJolla or City Grill just to
name a few!
Day Two
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9:30 Rosa Parks Library & Museum

and Children’s Wing 26 DT pg 41
12:30 Lunch
Enjoy lunch downtown. Choose from southern cuisine, BBQ
or burgers. Try Bandana’s, Sophia’s BBQ or Flames.
2:00 National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and
African American Culture at ASU 74 pg 34

C o n fe d e rat e Tra i l I T I N E R A R Y
For complete descriptions of Confederate Trail Itinerary attractions,

Day One
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11:30 Confederate Memorial 43 DT
12:30 Lunch
Downtown offers a variety of local favorites. Choices include
Cuco’s Mexican Café Express, the Four Seasons at Capitol
Inn or Mama’s Sack Lunch.
1:30 First White House of the Confederacy 19 DT pg 39
2:30 The Confederate Post Office 44 DT
3:30 The Winter Building 45 DT
5:00 Dinner
Visit The Alley Entertainment District and enjoy great
southern BBQ at Dreamland or casual Italian at Sa Za’s.
Day Two
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9:00 St. John’s Episcopal Church 27 DT pg 41

9:45 The Alabama Department of
Archives and History 11 DT pg 36
11:30 Lunch
Enjoy a local café, Cool Beans at Café d’Art or Silver
Spoon Café.
1:00 Alabama’s Confederate Prison 46 DT
1:45 Oakwood Cemetery 149
Did you know } Montgomery has lured

travelers since 1540, when Hernando De Soto staked a Spanish
flag on the banks of the Alabama River?

Arts & Theatre I T I N E R A R Y
For complete descriptions of Arts & Theatre Itinerary attractions,

Day One
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10:00 SAC’s Gallery 137 pg 47
11:00 Shopping in the Mulberry Shopping District 135 pg 47
12:30 Lunch
Enjoy creative casual dining at Shashy’s Fine Foods or head out
east to Café M at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts.
2:00 Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts 72 pg 33
3:30 Blount Cultural Park &
Shakespeare Gardens 62 pg 30
5:00 Dinner
Select from fine dining choices like The Vintage Year, Bonefish
Grill or Garrett’s Restaurant.
7:00 Alabama Shakespeare Festival 61 pg 30
or the Faulkner Dinner Theatre 66 pg 31
Day Two
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10:00 Hank Williams Museum 20 DT pg 39

and Memorial 68 pg 32
12:00 Lunch
Enjoy lunch at Nancy Paterson’s Bistro or experience true
southern cuisine at Martin’s Restaurant.
1:30 F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum 65 pg 31
3:00 Shopping in Old Cloverdale
5:00 Dinner
Enjoy a wonderful dinner at The House or The Exchange in
the new Renaissance Montgomery Hotel, Nobles Lounge
or The Olive Room.
7:00 Local Theatre at the Davis Theatre
for Performing Arts 16 DT pg 37
or the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre 22 DT pg 39

General F A C T S
Population Transportation
City of Montgomery: 20l,998 Montgomery Regional Airport
Metropolitan Area: 36 l,748 is located l 5 minutes from
Source: 2006 Census Report downtown on U.S. Hwy. 80 W.
Limousine and taxi services are
Time Zone available on site. Please call
Central Time Zone (334) 28 l -5040 for information.
Alcoholic Beverage Laws Airlines
Alabama law prohibits anyone
 Atlantic
Southeast (Delta Connection)
younger than 2 l years of age (800) 22 l - l 2 l 2
from purchasing or consuming www.delta.com
alcoholic beverages. The city
 Continental
Express
of Montgomery allows draft
(800) 525-0280
beer sales along with Sunday www.continental.com
liquor sales.
 Northwest Airline
Weather and Dress (800) 225-2525
www.nwa.com
Montgomery’s average annual
temperature is 65.6 degrees.  US AirwaysExpress
Winters are moderate with the (800) 428-4322
www.usairways.com
average annual snowfall at 0.3
inches. Cool, comfortable Public Transportation
clothing is appropriate
throughout the Spring and Montgomery Area Transit System
and Trolley Service
Summer. Sweaters and jackets are
(334) 240-40l 2
worn from late November www.montgomerytransit.com
through March.
Rental Car Agencies
Important Phone Numbers
 Fire, Medical or Police Emergency  AlamoCar Rental
9ll (334) 284- l 9 l 0
www.alamo.com
 Police
(Non-emergency)
 AvisRent-A-Car
(334) 24 l -265l
(334) 284-02l l
 State Trooper www.avis.com
(334) 270-l l 22
 Budget Car Rental
 Montgomery Area Visitor Center (334) 284-5488
(334) 262-00l 3 www.budget.com
 Montgomery Area
Chamber  Enterprise Rent-A-Car
of Commerce (334) 280-3200
(334) 834-5200 www.enterprise.com
www.montgomerychamber.com  Hertz
(334) 284- l 560
 Montgomery Convention www.hertz.com
and Visitor Bureau
(334) 26l -l l 00  National
Car Rental
(800) 240-9452 (334) 284-l 9l 0
www.visitingmontgomery.com www.nationalcar.com
 Thrifty
Car Rental
(334) 28 l -0 l l 4
www.thrifty.com

How to get to the Visitor Center at Union Station
Traveling I - 8 5 S ou t h : Follow I-85 South to Montgomery and
take Exit #1 onto Union Street. Turn right on Perry Street and turn left at
the sixth red light onto Dexter Avenue. Follow Dexter Avenue until it turns
into Commerce Street. Continue down Commerce Street to the half circle
and take an immediate right onto Water Street. The Visitor Center is inside
Union Station.
Traveling I - 6 5 S ou t h : Follow I-65 to Montgomery. Just north

of the I-85 intersection, take the Clay Street Exit (172) toward downtown.
Turn left onto Herron Street. Herron Street becomes Bibb Street. Turn left
onto Commerce Street. Follow the street to a half circle at the end and
then take an immediate right onto Water Street. The Visitor Center is
inside Union Station.
Traveling I - 6 5 N O R t h : Follow I-65 to Montgomery. Just north

of the I-85 intersection, take the Herron Street Exit (172) toward
downtown. Keep right at the fork in the ramp. Turn onto Herron Street.
Herron Street becomes Bibb Street. Turn left onto Commerce Street.
Follow the street to a half circle at the end and then take an immediate
right onto Water Street. The Visitor Center is inside Union Station.
Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce

Convention & Visitor Bureau
300-A W ater S treet , M ontgomery , A labama 36104
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Montgomery is more than you imagined.

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to Civil Rights and new

For additional information 800.240.9452 3

1 Alabama’s Capital City

2 World Changing Events

Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church 17 DT pg 38

4 Great Shopping & Antiques

5 Accessibility Montgomery is centrally

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Enjoy the Alley, Montgomery’s new Riverfront

8 World Class Hospitality

9 Arts & Culture Alabama Shakespeare

10 Family Friendly Entertainment

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The Montgomery Area Visitor

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From an elegant night out to

Montgomery Area ★ Bridge Street Market

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★ denotes Chamber Member

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El Paso Chili Company Hooter’s

The Area Code is 334.

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★ denotes Chamber Member

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Michael’s Table Odessa’s Blessings

The Area Code is 334.

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★ denotes Chamber Member

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Sommer’s Grill ★ Thai Gratiem

The Area Code is 334.

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★ denotes Chamber Member

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Isaiah’s Restaurant ★ Nobles Restaurant

The Area Code is 334. ★ denotes Chamber Member

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America’s Best Inn 1

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free local calls

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Extended Stay America 22

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Red Roof Inn 45

Additional Information Legend

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free local calls

For additional information 800.240.9452 23

Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa

Montgomery — where new meets bold!

The brand-new hotel and Convention Center provide abundant,

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Performing Arts Centre

For additional information 800.240.9452 25

Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church 17 DT pg 38

Enjoy the Alley, Montgomery’s new Riverfront

Isaiah’s Restaurant ★ Nobles Restaurant