Best places: Tourist attractions in Selma, United States

The site of 1965's Bloody Sunday conflict is a national landmark honoring the civil rights movement.

👍👍 Awesome park. With two great playgrounds, a splash pad, a soccer field, a basketball court and plenty of seating there is not much this spot is lacking. Real bathrooms, not porto, adds to the facilities. There are walking trails for extra relaxation and seeing the area. A new favorite for the famil...

👍👍 Nice place for outdoor activities...👍👍👍

👍👍 One of the stand out highlights of our tour of the deep south. A beautiful antebellum mansion, wonderfully decorated with furnishings that fit beautifully with the style of the place. We received an excellent tour from Margaret who brought the place to life and was extremely knowledgeable about the...

😠 This place is so run down and gross! They took the playground down because it was so old and rusty and unsafe for the kids but it's been 2 years and no new playground. Not to mention all the bums and tweekers that are always lurking around there. Only reason people go there is for soccer practice or...

👍👍 Selma's history runs deeper than just the Civil Rights movement. The items on display span the life of this great city. The renovations to the building will take you back in time and make the museum seem alive. The back yard has an old caboose and old foundry items. Also out back, a wonderful displa...

😠 We stopped here for a picnic lunch on our way back from the beach. Saturday July 14th at 1:00pm. We were the only people there and that should have been a sign that something was wrong. After lunch my daughters, my mother and my wife went to use the bathroom. To all our shock it was padlocked! The...