Amusements

• FunZone
  1635 Main Avenue Southwest • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-735-0704
  FunZone is an entertainment mecca offering miniature golf, play areas, rookie car racing and much more. This is fun for the whole family! more...  map

• North Alabama Birding Trail in Cullman
  Highway 31 South • Cullman, AL 35055
  Hurricane Creek Park
  256-734-0454
  As part of the North Alabama Birding Trail, this area is rich in natural beauty and almost anything could appear during migration! As you walk the trails of this lovely park, llisten for Red-eyed Vireos and Great Crested Flycatchers among the numerous Northern Cardinals and Carolina Chickadees.   map

Historic Homes & Buildings

• Cullman Depot
  301 First Avenue Northeast • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-739-1258
  This Pueblo style stucco building is featured on the National Register of Historical Places, and serves as the offices for United Way of Cullman County. The lobby contains displays of vintage railroad related items.   map

• Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament
  3224 County Road 548 • Cullman, AL 35007
  Hanceville
  256-352-6267 or 205-271-2966
  Built by Mother Angelica, this is the home of the Poor Clare Nuns of the Perpetual Adoration. It is modeled after European 13th century monasteries with both Spanish and Italian influences and contains features from Germany, Canada, Italy, Spain, and Columbia, South America. more...  map

• Weiss Cottage
  First Avenue • Cullman, AL 35055
  Between Fourth Street Southeast and Fifth Street
  256-739-1258
  Cullman's oldest home, this lovely attraction was home to Aldo Weiss and his family.  map

Historic Sites & Monuments

• Ave Maria Grotto
  1600 St. Bernard Drive Southeast • Cullman, AL 35058
  256-734-4110
  Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Ave Maria Grotto was built by Brother Joseph Zoettl. Known as "Jerusalem in Miniature," this three-site of miniature reproductions of famous churches, shrines and buildings, on the grounds of Alabama's first and only Benedictine Abbey, is made of stone, concrete and other items from around the world. more...  map

• Echota Cherokee Interpretive Center
  County Road 1282 • Cullman, AL 35057
  256-734-7337
  This area has approximately 1.5 miles of natural trails, an 1860’s log house showing the architecture and the life of early Americanized Cherokees, and outdoor educational programs.   map

Museums & Galleries

• Crooked Creek Civil War Museum
  516 County Road 1127 • Vinemont, AL 35179
  256-739-2741
  Civil War and history buffs will enjoy this museum and the numerous authentic civil war items on display, as well as novelty items for sale.  map

• Cullman County Museum
  211 Second Avenue Northwest • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-739-1258
  This site is a replica of the home of city founder Col. John G. Cullmann, and houses thousands of historical items dating back to the early 1800's. Displays include an archaeological room with Indian artifacts, a primitive room showing turn of the century tools, a clothing store with items from the 1800's, a main street exhibit with 19th century storefronts, and a photo gallery.  more...  map

• Evelyn Burrow Museum
  1315 County Road 222 • Cullman, AL 35057
  256-775-7477
  The collection began 64 years ago and includes thousands of rare and unique items, some from the Smithsonian Institute. Of particular interest are the 97 rare pieces of Dresden porcelain, fine antique glassware, and antique furniture. The owners honor their World Champion horse, Ebony's Leading Lady, with one of the world's largest horse statue collections. more...  map

• North Alabama Museum of History & Fine Arts
  1315 County Road 222 • Cullman, AL 35057
  256-734-0693
  A museum of rare collectibles which houses pieces from as early as the 1500's.   map

Parks, Gardens & Zoos

• Black Warriors' Path/Mitchell Trace
  1219 County Road 187 • Cullman, AL 35619
  Danville
  256-905-2494 or 256-905-2499
  Path was removal route for 2500 Creek Indians.

• Clarkson Covered Bridge
  2898 Highway 278 • Cullman, AL 35056
  256-734-3369
  One of Alabama's largest covered truss bridges and the site of the 1863 Battle of Hog Mountain. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the bridge is the centerpiece of a public park.   map

• Heritage Park
  1705 Lee Avenue Southwest • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-739-9931
  This 70-acre complex offers championship softball and soccer fields, picnic shelters, multipurpose fields, outdoor basketball courts, pavilions, paved fitness trail, and a recognition garden.   map

• Hurricane Creek Park
  22600 Highway 31 • Cullman, AL 35057
  256-734-2125
  A registered Treasure Forest, this scenic ark features hiking and biking tails, waterfalls, a clear creek, hanging cliffs and much more for the nature lover. more...  map

• Natural Bridge
  Highway 278 West • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-486-5330
  Natural Bridge was formed by erosion of a tributary stream, leaving two giant arches forming a bridge. Scenic picnic area and nature trails available.   map

• Smith Lake Park
  416 County Road 385 • Cullman, AL 35055
  256-739-2916
  This park offers over 200 tent and RV campsites, a swimming pool (in season), spiral waterslides, lake swimming, picnic area, shelters, and special events throughout the summer.   map

• Sportsman Lake Park
  Sportsman Lake Road
  256-734-3056 or 256-734-3369
  This city park offers a miniature train which goes along the shore of the lake, fishing, miniature golf, pedal boats, camping, and a picnic area.  map