Selma city

Selma is well-known for its interesting museums, as well as for its significant role in both World Wars and The African-American Civil Rights Movement

	Alabama Some cities of Alabama still keep a spirit and a subtle charm of Old American South - a land of aristocrats-planters and endless cotton fields
	Ave Maria Grotto Ave Maria Grotto became a unique place owing to Brother Joseph Zoettl, who spent 30 years creating pocket models of the world’s greatest landmarks.
	Bragg-Mitchell Mansion The Bragg Mitchell Mansion was constructed in 1855. This mansion is one of the most famous buildings in the city. It is open for visitors since 1987.
	Dauphin Island Dauphin Island is located on the island in the south of Alabama. The one can get there by air, by water or by the five-kilometer-long bridge
	Estuarium, Dauphin Island Sea Lab The Estuarium Dauphin Island Sea Lab allows everyone to get acquainted with the specimen of sea flora and fauna, which inhabit this area.
	Little River Canyon National Preserve Little River Canyon National Preserve is located in Alabama. It is famous for its waterfalls: De Soto Falls, Little Falls and Grace High Falls.
	Mobile Carnival Museum If you have never had a chance to see the famous Mardi Gras Carnival, you can make up for it in the Mobile Carnival Museum in the state of Alabama.
	Mountain Top Flea Market, Attalla The Mountain Top Flea Market in Attalla welcomes its guests every Sunday, from dawn till dusk. More than thousand sellers offer their goods here