News Highlight: The Tuscaloosa City Council approved a historical preservation grant to restore the Battle-Friedman House, ensuring its legacy for future generations.
Start your morning with a guided tour of the Battle-Friedman House, a stunning antebellum home surrounded by lush gardens. Learn about the property’s significance in Tuscaloosa’s history.
For lunch, head to Southern Ale House, where their fried green tomato sliders and smoked brisket tacos are crowd-pleasers.
In the afternoon, stroll along the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk and enjoy the peaceful views of the Black Warrior River. The shaded benches and scenic paths make it an ideal spot for relaxation.
As the day winds down, join a free storytelling session at Capitol Park, where local historians share fascinating tales about Tuscaloosa’s past.
Wrap up your evening with dinner at DePalma’s Italian Café, where their creamy tortellini and freshly baked bread are always favorites.
Fun Fact: The Battle-Friedman House was built in 1835 and is one of Tuscaloosa’s oldest surviving homes.
