USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park is located in Mobile on Mobile Bay.  Exit 27/30 off of I-10.  This 175 acre Memorial Park is dedicated to Alabamians who have or are serving in the Armed Forces...

The original colonial outpost that would expand to become Mobile.

This museum documents Mobile's long affair with the winter carnival.

This place is a nice choice for an educational outdoor setting located at 6101 Girby Road. They are part of the Mobile County School Board and open to the public also. They have an indoor classroom as well that houses some of their snakes, birds, and other various reptiles.Outside they have animals which were rescued or donated to them that are not able to be released into the wild due to an injury or other reason. The facility outdoors house dozens of animals to view by following the trails such as deer, a bald eagle, golden eagle, coyotes, racoons, owls, and even a goat. Viewing of the animals vary depending on circumstance. They occasionally get in different animals.They have a lake with ducks, fish, and even an American alligator. You simply drive there, follow the drive and signs posted for the parking area, walk inside the office, sign in, leave a donation in the container if you would like to help them with items and supplies for the animals, then tour the establishment. If viewing the inside, be sure to ask what rooms you can see since sometimes field trips are taken there and classes may be held. Please keep in mind that this is also a healing place for some of these animals and the people that work their take great pride in their job as well as keeping this place a nice home for their animals so please be courteous and follow the rules posted, stay on the trails, and don't try to touch the resident animals on the property.The staff are exceptional and usually someone is available to answer questions you may have. Hours are Monday to Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm Saturday and Sunday CLOSED

The Guf Coast Exploreum Science Center has been voted the #1 Family Attraction in Mobile for eight years in a row! Located in historic Downtown Mobile, the Exploreum was also awarded the 2008-2009...

Historic ante-bellum house.

Confederate General Richard Taylor surrendered here.

A small museum dedicated to such local heroes as Hank Aaron.

Home to several beautiful 19th-century houses.

The museum house, built of brick by the French pre-dates Ft. Conde which was constructed in the 1720's. It served originally as a magazine. When it became American, the old magazine was modified to become Mobile's first Court House and jail. A portion of jail floor and jail doors can still be seen in the house. In 1854, the building was purchased by Jonathan Kirkbride and converted into a residence. The Conde-Charlotte is now a fascinating house museum.