- TripBuzz found 3 things to do indoors in the Guntersville area. From Guntersville Museum & Cultural Center to Whole Backstage Theatre, Guntersville offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 25 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 25 different types of things to do inside in or near Guntersville, Alabama. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Theaters, History Museums, Movie Theaters and Military Museums.
- There are 2 indoor activities in Guntersville, and 1 indoor attraction in a nearby city within 25 miles.
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At Madison Bowling Center, visitors can enjoy a game of bowling or billiards. The bowling alley also has an arcade area with claw machines, shooting games, racing games, and more.
39.2 Miles
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95 votes
1435 Paramount Drive, Huntsville, AL 35806
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Filled with interactive exhibits, Sci-Quest Hands-on Science Center features displays like a TV weather green screen and bubble making machine. The center hosts events like science lab demonstrations, food truck nights, and live reptile events.
40.2 Miles
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516 County Rd. 1127, Vinemont, AL 35179
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Privately owned, the Crooked Creek Civil War Museum features mostly exhibits of Civil War artifacts actually found on the owner's property. There are also pieces which were donated to the museum to help fill out the collection.
40.9 Miles
There are 32 individual lanes offered at the AMF River City Lanes for those who want to enjoy ten pin bowling. In addition to the lanes, this bowling alley has an on-site pro shop, a separate bar area, and a full video game arcade.
42.1 Miles
Over 2,000 species of exotic insects, mounted birds and animals are displayed at Cook's Natural Science Museum. You can also see exhibits of rocks, sea shells, snakes and coral. All are housed in a modern, 5,000-square-foot facility which takes about an hour to tour.
42.1 Miles
With classes available for all ages, River City Performing Arts Inc offers specialized instruction for dance classes like ballet, hip hop, and tap. The center also has annual dance camps, such as a summer camp for kids.
42.8 Miles
Known for it's retro vibe and historic neon signage, the Princess Theatre is a piece of Alabama history. The performance venue plays host to a diverse selection of entertainment including big names in music, local artists, plays and film.
42.9 Miles
Built by a philanthropist in 1904, Carnegie Visual Arts Center is a restored library that showcases a variety of exhibits depicting Alabama's history. These exhibits feature anything from paintings to sculptures from local artists and craftsmen.
43.0 Miles
Old State Bank may be considered the building that put the city on the map. After having it built in 1833, Decatur's economy leaped, establishing it as an important city in the state. Besides its historical importance, the Old State Bank also has a peaceful garden around it.
43.0 Miles
As the name suggests, Aquadome Recreation Center has an aquatics center inside of a dome shaped, glass structure. The center features a zero depth entry pool and a 25 yard lap pool.