Things to Do in Montgomery in July

lets you replay history step by step, narration in your ear on the exact patch of pavement where the drama shook loose. You'll eye the white Alabama State Capitol dome and feel Dexter Avenue's heavy ghosts.

keeps you cool between landmarks, gliding from the National Memorial for Peace and Justice to the Equal Justice Initiative's bright murals. Your guide loads the car with personal memories, making the past pulse outside the window.

shoves off from the Alabama River bank, a floating bar powered by your own legs. River breeze cuts the humidity. The skyline tilts low and strange from the waterline.

gives you room to sit with sorrow inside the Rosa Parks Library and to linger in Dr. King's preserved study at the Dexter Parsonage Museum. Six hours means no sprinting, plenty of silence.

links two crucible cities. You'll stand on Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge, then roll into Montgomery's monumental plazas, gravel crunching beneath your shoes at the Lowndes County Interpretive Center.

turns downtown into a game board. The app nudges you toward overlooked plaques, carved stone trim, and alley murals you'd otherwise stride past. Footsteps echo, clues click.