Cullman Tourist Attractions

Quote: The Ave Maria Grotto was built by Brother Joseph Zoetti, a native of Landshul, Bavaria. A priest serving at the Saint Bernard Abbey in Cullman, Alabama, started this site as a hobby. He wanted to build miniature… Read More

Quote: While it now serves a different purpose than what it was built for, the Cullman Depot brings back memories of when trains were the lifeblood of the country. The depot has been designated a historical landmark by… Read More

Quote: After months of skirmishes from Gadsden to Cullman, on April 30, 1863, General William Bedford Forrest of the Confederate army surprised Colonel Streight's raiders. As legend has it, Forrest had three horses… Read More

Quote: About 30 minutes west of Cullman, you will run into Winston County. Winston County is known for two things.First, while very loosely populated at the time, when Alabama seceded from the United States, before the… Read More

Quote: This small wood-frame structure is Cullman's oldest home. The home of Adam Weiss and his family, the house served as his medical office and the cellar housed his goats. Furnished with 19th-century items. Open by… Read More

Quote: Palisades Park offers a wide variety of activities and amenities.The first thing that you'll notice is the view. Located atop Ebell Mountain, the park is 1,300 feet high. There is even a lookout cabin that takes… Read More