Attractions
Mobile has museums and attractions celebrating almost any local topic: history, art, science, horticulture, marine biology, antebellum architecture and, of course, the pageantry and revelry of Mardi Gras. These world-class museums not only make Mobile a cultural destination, but also provide educational facilities seldom found in a city its size. Other attractions celebrate the area’s rich outdoor wonders, including the Mobile-Tensaw Delta with hundreds of miles of rivers and wetlands.
Museums
111 S. Royal St., Mobile
355 Government St., Mobile
1664 Springhill Ave., Mobile
301 Conti St., Mobile
4850 Museum Dr., Mobile
Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
65 Government St., Mobile
Natural Beauty
12401 Bellingrath Rd., Theodore
5151 Museum Dr., Mobile
Estuarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab
101 Bienville Blvd., Dauphin Island
Five Rivers – Alabama’s Delta Resource Center
30945 Five Rivers Blvd., Spanish For
Historic House Museums
1906 Springhill Ave., Mobile
Condé-Charlotte Museum House
104 Theatre St., Mobile
300 Oakleigh Pl., Mobile
Other house museums include the Richards-DAR House, known for its exceptional iron-lace balconies and the Portier House, home to Mobile’s first five Catholic bishops.
Historic Sites
2703 Battleship Pkwy., Mobile
150 S. Royal St., Mobile
Find more information on sites, museums and attractions at the Mobile Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau