Best Attractions near Historic Mobile Preservation Society

Explore over 300 years of Mardi Gras history at the Mobile Carnival Museum, the birthplace of America's Carnival celebrations!

A historic cathedral in Mobile, Alabama, showcasing stunning architecture and a vibrant faith community.

Explore Mobile's firefighting history at the Phoenix Fire Museum, housed in a restored 1859 firehouse with vintage engines and artifacts. Free admission!

Discover Mobile's historic heart at Cathedral Square: a vibrant park where history, culture, and community converge in a beautiful downtown setting.

Experience thought-provoking contemporary art at the Alabama Contemporary Art Center in the heart of downtown Mobile.

Experience the grandeur of the Saenger Theatre Mobile, a beautifully restored landmark offering a diverse range of entertainment since 1927.

Experience the vibrant history, entertainment, and culture of Mobile, Alabama, on lively Dauphin Street in the heart of downtown.

Discover Heavenly Metal, a captivating sculpture in Mobile, AL, crafted from reclaimed WWII materials, embodying history and art.

Explore Mobile's historic Bienville Square, a stunning urban park perfect for relaxation, culture, and vibrant community events.

Explore Mobile's layered history at this unique house museum, reflecting centuries of French, British, Spanish, and American influence.

Celebrate the birthplace of Mardi Gras in this downtown Mobile park featuring statues, history, and year-round Carnival spirit.

Discover Mobile's colonial past at Colonial Fort Condé, a partially reconstructed 18th-century French fort in the heart of downtown Mobile.

Experience Southern charm at Mobile's Richards-DAR House Museum, an 1860 Italianate masterpiece showcasing antebellum elegance and period furnishings.

Explore 300 years of history in Mobile's historic Southern Market, from Native American roots to Mardi Gras celebrations.