Old Decatur And Albany Historic Districts 719 Sixth Avenue Southeast, Decatur, AL 35602, 256-350-2028, 800-524-6181, These two historical areas represent Alabama's largest concentration of Victorian homes. more... 

Old State Bank 925 Bank Street Northeast, Decatur, AL 35602, 256-350-5060, Pre-Greek Revival structure that was used as a hospital during the Civil War and is one of only 4 buildings left standing when the war ended. The Old State Bank is the oldest bank in Alabama. 

St. John's Episcopal Church (circa 1891) Second Avenue and Jackson Street, Decatur, AL 35602, 256-350-2028, The church building comprising the present nave and chancel area, was dedicated in 1893. The interior is modeled after Gothic English parish churches. Located on the Decatur Historical Tour.

Wiley Home (circa 1910) 646 Jackson Street, Decatur, AL 35602, 256-350-2028, 800-524-6181, The Wiley House is an example of Colonial Revival architecture. Featuring a giant order of central portico, boxed cornice, and wide frieze. Tours available. Located on the Decatur Historic Tour. more... 

Cook's Natural Science Museum 412 Thirteenth Street Southeast, Decatur, AL 35601, 256-350-9347, Children and adults will be fascinated by the various displays of animal and insect life on display. Located just minutes from downtown Decatur, near area restaurants and lodging. 

Oakville Indian Park & Museum 1219 County Road 187, Decatur, AL 35619, Danville AL, 256-905-2494 or 256-905-2499, Encompasses Cherokee council house museum.

Sipsey Wilderness Area & Bankhead National Forest Post Office Box 278, Decatur, AL 35553, Located in Lawrence and Winston Counties, 205-489-5111, The Bankhead National Forest contains 180,000 acres of public land which includes the fabulous Sipsey Wilderness, home to miles of canyons and 100 waterfalls. Four recreation areas are located throughout the forest, offering a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, camping, canoeing, and picnicking. The park is located between the towns of Decatur, Cullman, and Jasper.  more...

Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge/Visitor Center 2700 Refuge Headquarters Road, Decatur, AL 35603, 256-353-7243, Offers an observation video, two walking trails, and a 10,000 square foot interpretive center with wildlife and habitat exhibits. more... 

Civil War Walking Tour 719 Sixth Avenue Southeast, Decatur, AL 35601, 256-350-2028, Relive the four day struggle between advancing Confederates and garrisoned Union troops that began on October 26, 1864 on this self guided walking tour.