Explore Andalusia

The square is where it all started. Brick storefronts, the Wes Hardin murals, Three Notch Street, and the smallest city block in the world — all within walking distance.

The Conecuh National Forest covers 84,000 acres of longleaf pine — one of the most ecologically important landscapes in North America. Pitcher plant bogs, red-cockaded woodpeckers, and CCC-era structures await.

From the Three Notch Museum to the Springdale Estate, Andalusia's historic places tell the story of a town shaped by the Creek War, the timber boom, the textile era, and everything that came after.