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Peak Butterfly Season in the Purdy Butterfly House

Peak Butterfly Season in the Purdy Butterfly House

May 1st 2022 - Sep 30th 2022Regular Garden hours

Huntsville

The Purdy Butterfly House is a must-see in May through September! Peak Butterfly Season is the best time of year to visit the fluttering butterflies in the nation’s largest open-air butterfly house. This immersive habitat is home to over 1,000 brightly-colored native butterflies, as well as turtles, fish, and frogs. Come meet our winged friends while enjoying a stroll among the waterfalls, ponds, streams, and lush vegetation.

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    Huntsville Botanical Garden
    • 4747 Bob Wallace Ave.
    • Huntsville, AL 35805
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    4747 Bob Wallace Ave., Huntsville, AL 35805

    Region

    Huntsville is located in the Huntsville & Decatur Area of the North Alabama Region

    Fees

    Regular Garden admission

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    Where to Stay

    Comfort Suites Huntsville

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    Homewood Suites by Hilton-Village of Providence

    We are an upscale extended stay hotel with 107 suites

    Element Huntsville

    New Element Huntsville - Now Open

    Comfort Inn

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    Quality Inn & Suites

    Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel at Huntsville, AL

    Hampton Inn Huntsville - Arsenal/South Parkway

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    Embassy Suites Huntsville Hotel & Spa

    This hotel is located a minute away from Hampton Cove Golf Course which offers 54 holes covering 650 acres in a river valley setting.

    The Westin Huntsville

    The Westin Huntsville, part of a unique hotel complex with the new Element Huntsville, blends sophistication, elegance, and classic southern hospitality. Connected to Bridge Street Town Centre, The Westin Huntsville is the only AAA Four Diamond rate...

    Courtyard Huntsville University Drive

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    Where to Eat

    LawLers Barbecue

    LawLers prides itself in having "the most flavorful, highest quality pit barbecue in all of North Alabama and Southern Tennessee with establishments in Athens, Huntsville, and Madison in Alabama and Lewisburg, Tennessee.

    Big Spring Cafe

    Big Spring Café opened in a railroad boxcar in 1928 and is the oldest restaurant in Huntsville.

    Pofta Buna International

    Poftà Bunà translated means, “Enjoy your meal!” or “Bon Appétit!” Many people are looking for choices when it comes to their day and night out. Poftà Bunà provides fresh food and a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere with delicious Romanian food.

    Dreamland Bar-B-Que

    Back in the 1960s and 1970s, Dreamland developed devoted fans who would travel across the nation to eat at this storied spot. Nowadays, servers deliver complimentary appetizer plates of white bread and the same sauce that the original owner, Big Dadd...

    Chef Will the Palate

    Chef Will the Palate is THE place to go for vegetarian cuisine. Don‘t worry carnivores- you don’t have to be vegetarian to enjoy delicious food.

    Pizzelle's Confections

    Pizzelle's Confections is an eclectic mix of edible art and culinary exploration. We bring our lifelong love of fine chocolate, candies, and art to every creation by using fine, fair-trade chocolate and as many local, seasonal ingredients as possible...

    Happy Tummy

    Happy Tummy has been serving up lunch to the hungry people of Huntsville since 2008. Whether you are craving mild or spicy, vegetarian or stacked with meat, Happy Tummy‘s got your stomach covered with cleverly-named sandwiches like the “Don’t Cry for...

    1892 Restaurant & Tavern

    1892 East Restaurant & Tavern is built around one thing - community. Located in the historic Five Points neighborhood in Huntsville, Alabama, it combines historic traditions with a lively, friendly atmosphere.

    Rocket City Rover

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    What to See & Do

    Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment

    Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment is located in the buildings that once hosted Huntsville's fifth textile mill. Officially registered with the US Register of Historic Places, this historic facility is now home to over 200 artists in 150 studios.

    Temple B'nai Sholom

    Built in 1897, Temple B’nai Sholom is the oldest synagogue in Alabama in continuous use. Architecture is primarily of Romanesque Revival style, with influences of the Renaissance Revival in the west front gable.

    Huntsville Madison County Veterans Memorial

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    Main Stage Theater

    The Main Stage Theater at Lee High School is a brand new state of the art complex with all the technical amenities that make a professional quality musical production.

    H.C. Blake Art & History Center

    The Blake Center is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of fine art and history of North Alabama.

    Church Street Wine Shoppe

    Downtown Huntsville’s newest wine shoppe with daily wine & beer tastings, a tapas menu, gift baskets and exclusive wine club.

    Alabama Constitution Hall Park

    Alabama Constitution Hall Park is currently CLOSED. Please visit www.earlyworks.com or call for more information.

    Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment

    Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment is America’s largest independent center for the arts and entertainment. With more than 200 working artists, in about 150 studios, small businesses, restaurants and live performance venues, this huge historic textile mil...

    U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum

    See displays of more than 30 historical military vehicles (WWI-present), tableaus, artifacts, and memorabilia dating back to the Revolutionary War.
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