On admission, you are offered a choice of self-guided or group guided tour. I'm not from Alabama, but I enjoyed the tour and learned more about life in 1819. I was disappointed that there were not demonstrations (no blacksmith, carpentery, cooking, crafts, etc) that I expected with a "living history" museum. The guide did a good job explaining the different... More

Nice bldgs and very friendly and knowledgeable guides. It is bigger than it looks and well worth visiting.

this venue is very appealing to the eye. It is beautifully decorated during the Christmas Holidays.

Being from St. Paul, MN, I really didn't have much background in Alabama history. This was a great lesson in how the state got its start and what it was like to live back then. I was there in March and the weather was great. From what I understand, it gets pretty hot / humid on the tour in mid-summer.... More

Great general and seasonal displays in the heart of the city... well worth a stop.

It is a re-creation, but authentic. Probably not interesting to those out of Alabama.

The reindeer were awesome and so was the church choir that sang. Santa is oh so jolly and the real deal. I must visit during a different time of year to try it out.

I had been really looking forward to our visit but ended up being very dissaponted. We had a guide who showed us around the village. Although she seemed a very nice person she wasn't up to much as a guide, her dialogue was poor. It sounded at times as if she was talking in the first person, as a person... More

We recently visited Constitution Village on a field trip with my son's 5th grade class. I was impressed with the educational content but was disappointed with the accessibility for the mobility impaired. My son has muscular dystrophy and uses a mobility scooter at times. We chose not to bring it because I thought by looking at the online pictures it... More