Selma

Selma

One of the most-visited attractions in Selma is the Edmund Pettus Bridge, a National Historic Landmark, but there’s plenty more to experience here, too. As the Queen City of Alabama’s Black Belt, this historic town offers home tours, stunning state parks, and museums devoted to the Civil Rights Movement. Pick up local specialty items from Mark’s Mart, and don’t miss barbecue pork at Hancock’s Country Bar-B-Que. Enjoy a day at Selma’s Riverfront Park, and golf a great game at Craig Golf Course. Paul Grist State Park offers a 100-acre lake for outdoor enthusiasts. You’ll find much to enjoy in Selma!

Selma

Where to Stay

Gathering Place RV Park

Call for information.

Selma Flea Market RV Park & Campground

The Selma Flea Market RV Park & Campground is clean, well- managed, friendly, and family owned.

Comfort Inn

Book a room at the Comfort Inn hotel in Selma, AL.

Luxury Inn & Suites

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Quality Inn

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St. James Hotel Selma, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Located in Selma's downtown historic district, this full service hotel offers beautiful views of the Alabama River and Edmund Pettus Bridge. Sterling Restaurant open 7 days a week.

Holiday Inn Express

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Hampton Inn

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What to See & Do

Gallery 905

Art Gallery featuing local and regional art!

Heritage Village

Heritage Village is the site of several 1800s structures that were donated to the Selma-Dallas County Historic Preservation Society. The buildings include Calhoun Law Office, McKinnon-Riggs Doctor's Office, Siegel Servants' Quarters, and Pigeon Cote...

Tabernacle Baptist Church

Civil Rights activists from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference held one of the first mass meetings at Tabernacle Baptist Church. This enabled the church to play a significant role in the struggle for racial equality in Selma and it is now ...

Sturdivant Hall Museum

COVID-19 UPDATE: -Visitors are required to wear masks. -Hand sanitizer is available for visitors. -Facility bathrooms are cleaned and sanitized daily. Visit one of the South’s best and most beautiful examples of a Greek revival antebellum home. To...

Songs of Selma Park

Songs of Selma Park was created by the City of Selma from a vacant lot where the Baker building once stood. The Baker building housed a general merchandise store, a hardware store, and at the time of it’s burning, a fine restaurant. The park’s name...

First Colored Baptist Church

The congregation of Selma’s First “Colored” Baptist Church was organized in the early 1840s by a freed slave, Samuel Phillips.

City Marina

Anglers from across the Southeast and throughout the country visit the Selma Marina to participate in fishing tournaments. Tourists and residents enjoy boating, fishing, and visiting The Sand Bar, a popular restaurant at the Marina.

Craig Golf Course

Visit website for information.

Brown Chapel AME Church

First AME church in state (1866). Headquarters during Voting Rights movement. Starting point for Selma-to-Montgomery marchers; All-American Road begins here.
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Where to Eat

Hancock's Country Bar-B-Que

Barbecue pork, chicken, etc. Sauce sold by the bottle.

Pink Box Bakery

Now selling cakes, cookies, pies and other baked goods at 125 Broad Street in Selma.

Mark's Mart

Mark's Mart has been serving Selma and it's surrounding areas since 1980 specializing in cut to order meats, fine wines, local specialty items, Marks Mart Chicken Swirl's and much more.

Lannie's BBQ Spot

Lannie's award-winning BBQ is an restaurant in Selma that is popular among both locals and tourists.

Seniq's Variety Cafe

Seniq's Variety Cafe serves a rotating daily special of a meat and two vegetables as well as a constant collection of sandwiches, burgers and salads

The Sterling Restaurant and Bar at the St. James Hotel

American Cuisine

Hickory Pit

Barbecue and more

Lannie's BBQ #2

Lannie's award-winning barbecue is a restaurant in Selma that is popular among both locals and tourists.

Candy Lady

We sell quality food, snacks and shaved ice at a fair price.
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