Vulcan Park

Vulcan, Birmingham Alabama's epic statue is the world's biggest solid metal statue and thought about a standout amongst the most vital works of urban workmanship in the United States. Planned by Italian craftsman Giuseppe Moretti and cast from neighborhood press in 1904, Vulcan has neglected Alabama's biggest city from on Red Mountain since the 1930s.The 56-foot statue of Vulcan, Roman divine force of flame, was worked by steel town Birmingham as a show for the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Vulcan as of now remains on a 124 foot platform/perception deck. Guests to Vulcan Park can appreciate an outing on the grounds, see a craftsmanship show at the Linn Henley Gallery, and appreciate an all encompassing perspective of Birmingham's horizon.