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Birmingham Barons
Nov 7, 2008 by nb2gy7f13g4t
Overall Rating: 10

• The kid zone.
• You have to pay to get in the kid zone.

“NA.”

Riverchase Galleria
Jan 29, 2008 by mariah from alabaster
Overall Rating: 10

• Everything.
• One of the Abercrombie store clerks was very rude.

“Its a very nice galleria. Its very clean and everyone is very friendly. Its a must see of Alabama.”

Birmingham International Airport
Apr 5, 2007 by Andrew Muir from Bangor, Northern Ireland
Overall Rating: 4

• Location clean and tidy.
• Takes ages to get through security.

“Visited the airport on Thursday 15 march 2007 and had to wait for one hour to get through security. This was due to lack of staffing and positions arising from refurbishment, not due to security alerts etc. An absolute disgrace! Otherwise airport is great, centrally located, easy access to National rail network, selection of food etc. Is nice and airport is modern.”

Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame
Feb 27, 2007 by bill from birmingham
Overall Rating: 9

• High quality presentation.
• Too small (but had no choice).

“Small but excellent museum. The theater is in use all year round, doing a good educational job. The last surviving original inductee, frank Adams, is on hand most days, to speak and perform for groups.”

Birmingham School Of Law
Oct 5, 2006 by Matt from Houston
Overall Rating: 7

• It fit very well into the Birmingham Legal District across from the Bar Association.
• Night School so there was not a lot to see.

“Birmingham School of Law was established in 1915 and is located in downtown Birmingham a couple blocks form the Courthouse and the Park. It is housed in the historic Frank Nelson building. This is one of the first high-rise buildings built in Birmingham, AL. The school is primarily a night law school but has a very heavy presence in Alabama. Many of the judges are proud to display this school as their alma mater. I was in Birmingham visiting a friend and had some time to burn so I wondered downtown. The city to my surprise is actually quite breathtaking. It is located at the foot of the Application Mountains. Some of the area is industrial but from the city to the East it is sprawling with historic buildings, homes and beautifully manicured estates. I was there in the fall and the leaves were turning. So my opinion of Alabama as a whole has changed a great deal from what I thought of it before I visited. I found Huntsville, Birmingham and Mobile to be unique and bustling economically. Huntsville was full of engineers and science types it seemed. Montgomery was typical of what one may think of when one thinks of Alabama. Mobile especially downtown and the East Bay area were very resort like and seemed to have a great deal of revenue generated from the port activity. I highly recommend visiting Gulf Shores as it is a beautiful beach and priced right.”