Grew up in Huntsville decades ago. The Botanical Gardens are very cool. Lots of stuff for kids too. The Gotts were impressed, having recently visited this attraction.
A short drive to Cathedral Caverns is a great trip. Also go to Cullman and see the Ave Maria Grotto. A monk created replicas of religious landmarks from around the world.
Point Mallard in Decatur along the Tennessee River is a water park, my mom would take me to when we lived in Huntsville & Florence. There's three Fairs in the Northern Alabama Middle Tennessee area, Fayetteville North of Huntsville, small but kid friendly. The Muscle Shoals fair and the Lawrenceburg Fair. With Opryland gone, pre-fall fairs = fun for adults and kids. I got to go to space camp around 1989/90 and loved it. Of course we lived in sight of the Space Shuttle on display, but it was a summer activity to get me out of the house. Your babies are adorable, make more.
Thisbis an amazing tour. My sister just moved to Huntsville last year and have visited twice. We finally made it to the Space and Rocket Museum but have to hit the other places you suggested. We also hit the Huntsville Botanical Gardens. Congrats on getting close to 1K.
A good place that’s cool to go to is Bridge Street. I love it there and there are great shopping places. I’m not fully sure right now what is open because of COVID-19 but I love it there. If you live close to Huntsville you could go to top golf. It’s my favorite place and it did open from COVID because I went two weeks ago. Lol.
Huntsville botanical gardens is an amazing place to go. I live in Huntsville. This video was awesome. Great job. Check out Taylor's grand adventures for great travel videos and more
Also for day trippers there is cathedral caverns which is about a 40 minute drive east on hwy. 72 near Grant, Al. It is the second largest cave system in the US I believe. Really cheap for a 2 hour tour
Health Pass, thanks for the tips. We will be going back with my in laws once things are safer to travel again, they'll be flying in from Utah. Great suggestions to add to our itinerary.
Summit, Thank you for the correction. I will day when making these videos I need to do a better job at finding correct pronunciations on locations. We just go, explore and come home but talking with locals and getting details I think would be helpful.
@@nicholaosskiadas9083 I was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama. I’m not trying to “Americanize” anything, I’ve never heard anyone from Huntsville pronounce it any other way except “say no”
I would love to. I get how hard that transition would be especially during covid. We used to live in Vegas and recently made the move from Utah to Tennessee. Also major climate, culture and food shocks. Thanks for letting me know.
I been in Huntsville since 2012 and still haven’t found to do. Is there a car culture here or parks where people go to hangout and listen to their music? If so what days and where?
go to the drag strip or the underground races... but you didn't hear that from me lol. Also, every weekend people meet up in parking lots before the races to show off their cars.
Really? Thats interesting. Have you attended? Would you say lack of AC is a deterrent to those wanting to attend? We want to send our kids there once they are a little older.
That's funny! I live in Huntsville al... and when I need a quick vacation....... I GO TO TENNESSEE! LOL 😆 😂🤣
Same here, the Gaylord Resort with the indoor water park!! Lets hope they bring a nice summer waterpark to the Rocket City
We do the exact same thing!
Same here.
Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment!!!! Its Amazing!!
I love Alabama it’s so fun I am in Alabama right now
Grew up in Huntsville decades ago. The Botanical Gardens are very cool. Lots of stuff for kids too. The Gotts were impressed, having recently visited this attraction.
I agree the Botanical Gardens are very cool. There was so much to do for kids we didn't even get to I agree.
“Montee-Sah-no” 😂
A short drive to Cathedral Caverns is a great trip. Also go to Cullman and see the Ave Maria Grotto. A monk created replicas of religious landmarks from around the world.
True. I live in Cullman. 😉
Going kayaking down the flint river is a blast.
Point Mallard in Decatur along the Tennessee River is a water park, my mom would take me to when we lived in Huntsville & Florence. There's three Fairs in the Northern Alabama Middle Tennessee area, Fayetteville North of Huntsville, small but kid friendly. The Muscle Shoals fair and the Lawrenceburg Fair. With Opryland gone, pre-fall fairs = fun for adults and kids. I got to go to space camp around 1989/90 and loved it. Of course we lived in sight of the Space Shuttle on display, but it was a summer activity to get me out of the house. Your babies are adorable, make more.
Thank you for helping me out. I want to visit. I appreciate you. The kids look like they had a great time.
You definitely should, especially now that the space center has reopened. I hope you have a wonderful time
Yes, "fun free things"
My sisters would love to hear that
Feel free to share it with her:)
Thisbis an amazing tour. My sister just moved to Huntsville last year and have visited twice. We finally made it to the Space and Rocket Museum but have to hit the other places you suggested. We also hit the Huntsville Botanical Gardens. Congrats on getting close to 1K.
We call that mountain "mon-a-say-no"
Right?I live here and that was terrible hearing her pronounce that! Lol
Or 'Monnie Say-No'?
Why? The T is not silent
@@ThatsABadMrKitteh same reason people call a ROOF a RUF. there's a thing called dialect.
@@ScarlettFawx well as long as you're committed to saying it wrong on purpose lol
Great delivery! Thank you!
Very good job!! An glad the kids enjoyed themselves & u an ur mate too
Near Christmas you should go to the tinsel trail it’s some Christmas trees decorated so cool
Great tips! Thank you so much for sharing!
A good place that’s cool to go to is Bridge Street. I love it there and there are great shopping places. I’m not fully sure right now what is open because of COVID-19 but I love it there. If you live close to Huntsville you could go to top golf. It’s my favorite place and it did open from COVID because I went two weeks ago. Lol.
Another great place is hays nature preserve in between Hampton cove and Owens Cross roads. That’s in Huntsville.
I just remembered another place. It is botanical gardens! I love ittt!!! The best time to go is Christmas!
We want to go back with my in laws so writing down all of your suggestions. Thank you!
Your welcome!
Y'all should check out the Huntsville Botanical Gardens. I was there just a couple of days ago. It's beautiful!
Huntsville botanical gardens is an amazing place to go. I live in Huntsville. This video was awesome. Great job. Check out Taylor's grand adventures for great travel videos and more
I stay next to Rocket center. Will update you here once I see it's open for public so that you guys could consider visiting it with you kids again.
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Love your video. Miss seeing Huntsville.On deployment will return to Alabama in a few months. Thanks
Stay safe on deployment and I am sure they will be glad to see you come home soon. Alabama is a great place.
Go to the Burrit Museum on Monte Sano. It’s off of Bankhead park way. Very awesome place to see early Huntsville history.
Also for day trippers there is cathedral caverns which is about a 40 minute drive east on hwy. 72 near Grant, Al. It is the second largest cave system in the US I believe. Really cheap for a 2 hour tour
Health Pass, thanks for the tips. We will be going back with my in laws once things are safer to travel again, they'll be flying in from Utah. Great suggestions to add to our itinerary.
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Thinking about going to Huntsville Alabama and August for the amateur radio convention and also to look around at the some of the sites
Have a wonderful time!
the Saturn V rocket was HUUUUUUGE, pictures do not do it justice. Im also a fan of Monte Sano too
Agreed. I had no idea it was so big.
Great video, The Sano of Monte Sano is pronounced “say no”
Summit,
Thank you for the correction. I will day when making these videos I need to do a better job at finding correct pronunciations on locations. We just go, explore and come home but talking with locals and getting details I think would be helpful.
@Bama 1963. It's obviously an Italian term. Please, stop "americanizing" everything.
@@nicholaosskiadas9083 I was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama. I’m not trying to “Americanize” anything, I’ve never heard anyone from Huntsville pronounce it any other way except “say no”
On 4 July the soul stock in Decatur Alabama at Point mallard it's free as far as I understand you have to pay from parking.
Best kept secret Alabama, please quit telling everybody about Alabama
I get that. I have a bunch of family from Boise Idaho and they don't want anyone else to know how great Boise Idaho is either.
@@TravelingOnaShoestring no way, moving from boise id to alabama in a couple weeks 😂
Maybe a little bit of heart ischemia also! Lol
You should send this link to youtuber couple Gott Love! They moved to Huntsville in March (from Las Vegas) and are having a hard time adjusting.
I would love to. I get how hard that transition would be especially during covid.
We used to live in Vegas and recently made the move from Utah to Tennessee. Also major climate, culture and food shocks.
Thanks for letting me know.
Traveling On a Shoestring yes they definitely aren’t used to the humidity. You can tell them I suggested your video if you’d like 🙂
Reached out to them and we are now in communication. Thanks for the advice. They seem like a really kind couple.
Yeah they're definitely not used to the bugs LOL
Me living in Huntsville confused on y she called Mt. Montesano that 😂
I been in Huntsville since 2012 and still haven’t found to do. Is there a car culture here or parks where people go to hangout and listen to their music? If so what days and where?
Look up Panoply in huntsville
go to the drag strip or the underground races... but you didn't hear that from me lol. Also, every weekend people meet up in parking lots before the races to show off their cars.
Lol okay Wooderson
Heart burn from fried food? Interesting
disc golf
Space camp doesn't have AC fyi
Really? Thats interesting. Have you attended? Would you say lack of AC is a deterrent to those wanting to attend?
We want to send our kids there once they are a little older.
5 things to do in huntsville and no drugs on the list? lmao
😂😂😂
I live in Alabama I hate this state
cool
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Why on earth do you hate Alabama?