Historic Fort Conde
Recreated as roughly one-third of the original fort that sat in its space, Fort Conde serves as a historical reference that highlights the early history of the city, from its colonization to those who influenced and shaped it.

Battleship Memorial Park
Set along the shore of Mobile Bay, Battleship Memorial Park lets you discover decades of history, from WWII to Desert Storm, with multiple exhibits, and stands as a memorial to our serving men and women.

Gulf Coast Exploreum
Your next science adventure is right around the corner at the Gulf Coast Exploreum, which features both permanent and traveling exhibits, science education, kids programs and state-of-the-art IMAX Dome Theater.

Gulfquest National Maritime Museum
Set on the bank of the Mobile River, the 90,000 square foot maritime museum explores the historical, economic and cultural aspects of the Gulf of Mexico and the coastal region through permanent and traveling exhibits.

Bellingrath Gardens and Home
From a rundown fishing camp to the landscaped vision of an avid garden lover, the Bellingrath Gardens showcase a variety of seasonal blooms, water features and other delights throughout the year.

Fort Gaines
Located at the east end of the barrier Dauphin Island, Fort Gaines, along with Fort Morgan, played an important role in the Battle of Mobile Bay in an attempt to halt advancing Union forces.

Museums & Art Galleries
From fine art to exploring the history and tradition that makes the city of Mobile. Visit one of Mobile's most historic homes, tour the 95,000 square foot Mobile Museum of Art, or learn the history of Mardi Gras.