Best Landmarks in Mobile

Discover 6,400+ works of art at the Mobile Museum of Art, the Gulf Coast's largest art museum, with collections spanning American, European, and Asian cultures.

Discover the maritime heritage of the Gulf of Mexico through interactive exhibits and immersive experiences at GulfQuest in Mobile, Alabama.

Discover diverse flora and serene landscapes at Mobile Botanical Gardens, a 100-acre urban oasis in Mobile, Alabama. Open year-round!

Explore historic Downtown Mobile: where Southern charm meets vibrant nightlife, cultural attractions, and culinary delights on the Gulf Coast.

Step back in time at Mobile's Bragg-Mitchell Mansion, a beautifully preserved antebellum home showcasing the elegance of the Old South.

Explore 300 years of medical history in Mobile, Alabama, with fascinating artifacts and exhibits at the Mobile Medical Museum.

Discover the simple life of Henry Stuart at Tolstoy Park in Fairhope, a unique historical landmark and a testament to self-sufficiency.

Discover Mobile's captivating history at Oakleigh House Museum, a beautifully preserved 1833 Greek Revival mansion in the Oakleigh Garden Historic District.

Explore Mobile's captivating history through five flags at the Condé-Charlotte Museum, a gateway to the city's past and architectural gem.

Discover Mobile's Spanish roots in this downtown park featuring statues, a fountain, and historical tributes to the city's rich Spanish heritage.

Explore Mobile's history at Magnolia Cemetery, a serene landscape of Victorian funerary art and the final resting place of notable citizens.

Explore Mobile's opulent past at the Richards-DAR House Museum, an Italianate masterpiece showcasing antebellum elegance and period furnishings.

Explore Mobile's history at Church Street Graveyard, a final resting place of notable figures and a showcase of 19th-century artistry.

Explore Mobile's firefighting history in a restored 1859 firehouse. See vintage engines, uniforms, and artifacts honoring the city's brave firefighters.

Experience the excitement of college baseball at Stanky Field, home of the South Alabama Jaguars in Mobile, Alabama.

Explore the USS Drum (SS-228) at Battleship Memorial Park: a WWII submarine and National Historic Landmark offering a glimpse into naval history.

Discover the inspiring story of Africatown, founded by the last known survivors of the transatlantic slave trade in the United States.

Discover Semmes Heritage Park: Where history comes alive in a preserved early 20th-century Alabama community.

Discover the untold story of the Clotilda and the resilient community of Africatown in Mobile, Alabama.

Discover the historic Middle Bay Lighthouse in Mobile Bay, a charming screw-pile beacon offering a glimpse into Alabama's maritime past.

Experience history and beauty at Mobile's first Episcopal church, featuring stunning architecture and a welcoming community.

Discover Mobile, Alabama: History, culture, and Southern charm converge in the Port City. Plan your adventure with Visit Mobile!

Discover peace and history at Mobile's Visitation Monastery, a sanctuary of prayer and contemplation since 1832.

Explore the legacy of Confederate Admiral Raphael Semmes at his historic Mobile home, a blend of Federal and Greek Revival architecture.

Visit the historic Bettie Hunter House in Mobile, AL, a symbol of Black entrepreneurship and resilience in the post-Civil War South. A landmark on the African-American Heritage Trail.

Explore the foundations of Colonial Mobile, where French, British, Spanish, and American history converge in downtown Mobile, Alabama.

Discover Mobile's Midtown Historic District: A charming blend of architectural styles, Southern elegance, and vibrant community life.

Discover the historic Pincus Building in Mobile, a Queen Anne-style architectural landmark designed by Rudolph Benz in 1891.

Preserving Mobile's architectural and historical legacy through research, advocacy, and community engagement in the Oakleigh Garden Historic District.

Discover Mobile's Hidden Figures Historical Marker: A tribute to African American pioneers and their lasting impact on the city.

Snap a photo at Mobile's vibrant 'Welcome' mural! A community-painted masterpiece celebrating the city's unique culture and history in the heart of downtown.

Discover centuries of history and natural beauty at Mobile Bay, a captivating destination on Alabama's Gulf Coast with stories etched in its waters.

Discover Magazine Point in Mobile, AL: Where the story of Africatown and the last slave ship Clotilda began, shaping a legacy of resilience.

Discover Mobile's Maysville Historic District: A charming neighborhood with well-preserved architecture reflecting its working-class heritage and streetcar suburb origins.