Discover Alabama’s Most Underrated Town That You Need to Visit
Alabama is renowned for its charming small towns, picturesque coastline, bustling cities, and everything in between. As a result, identifying the "most underrated town" can be pretty challenging.
For Cheapism to declare the most overlooked town across the United States, they “took into account towns with a range of attractive offerings, including cultural attractions, outdoor activities, great dining and shopping options, low cost of living, and high quality of life, among other factors.”
The Most Underrated Town in Alabama
Tuscumbia, Alabama
“The old railroad town of Tuscumbia, however, delivers the classic, quintessential small-town Southern experience,” said Cheapism.
“It's got all the history of Muscle Shoals and the greater Shoals region, but enough shopping and nightlife to keep you entertained.”
Tuscumbia, Alabama, is in northwest Alabama. The City of Tuscumbia said that the “city is steeped in history dating to 1820. Tuscumbia was an early center for agriculture, commerce and industry that included the first railroad west of the Allegheny Mountains.”
If you are thinking about taking a road trip to Tuscumbia, here are some great attractions to visit.
Day Trip: Tuscumbia, Alabama
When visiting Tuscumbia, Alabama, be sure to plan a few exceptional meals at local favorites such as Claunch Café, Palace Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop, and the Rattlesnake Saloon.
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