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6 Things You Must Do In Cullman, Alabama Besides Leave

Sure, you could Google "things to do in Cullman", or you could have a local's guide.

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6 Things You Must Do In Cullman, Alabama Besides Leave
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Sure, you could Google "things to do in Cullman", or you could have a local's guide. Here's six things you must do when you visit:

1. Ave Maria Grotto

The Grotto is part of a four-acre park and is known as "Jerusalem in miniature"; it was the work of Brother Joseph Zoettl, a Benedictine monk of St. Bernard Abbey. Although it started as a hobby, the Grotto is known worldwide and people visit from all over to see the 125 miniature reproductions of famous historic buildings and shrines of the world.

It's open everyday (except Thanksgiving day, Christmas day, and New Year's Day) from 9am to 5pm.

For more information about the Grotto (including its address), check out the website.

2. The All-Steak

Originally opened in 1934, The All-Steak is a must-visit restaurant located in the heart of downtown Cullman. While known for its famously delicious orange rolls, the All-Steak has a variety of good southern cookin' for you to choose from; trust me, you won't be disappointed.

Hours are: Tuesday- Thursday: 7:30am to 9pm; Friday and Saturday: 7:30am to 10pm; Sunday 7:30am to 3pm; Closed Monday.

3. The Warehouse District

The Warehouse District is one of my favorite places in Cullman. It's the home of Rumors Deli and numerous boutiques and my favorite coffee shop, Karma's. Here you can find almost everything you need to make your heart happy; I'm convinced it's the reason for the phrase "shop 'til you drop".

Hours vary for all stores. For more information check out: http://www.visitcullman.org/

4. The Duchess Bakery

If you've ever been to Duchess Bakery, you know it ain't got nothin' on Krispy Kreme. If you're longing for a delicious doughnut, plan on getting there early so they're still warm and gooey; plus you'll get the best pick.

Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday: 7am to 4pm; Closed Sunday and Monday.

5. The Busy Bee Cafe

The Busy Bee Cafe is a local favorite that has been open since 1919. It's open for breakfast and lunch during the week and it's open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the weekend. I also hear it's the best place in town to get an old-fashioned hamburger.

Hours: Monday thru Thursday: 6am to 3pm; Friday and Saturday: 6am to 9pm; Closed Sunday.

6. Cullman County Museum

The museum was once the home of Cullman's founder, Colonel John G. Cullman. Here you can explore a civil war exhibit, the native heritage room, the music room, and main street- which shows you a glimpse of what Cullman shopping was like in the 1800's.

Hours: Monday thru Friday 9am to 4pm; Sunday 1:30pm to 4:30pm; closed Saturday and most major holidays.

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