Named for baseball legend "Hammerin' Hank" Aaron, who was born in Mobile, this is the home of the Mobile BayBears minor league baseball team. Read more.
The house has been renovated into a museum that highlights not only Hank Aaron's outstanding baseball career, but the Aarons' home life as well as the baseball history and tradition in Mobile. Read more.
Great new ballpark in downtown Biloxi! Park in the farmers market parking lot under the bridge. It's free!!
Explore TEC opened in May 2010 with a grant from NASA and is a state-of-the-art exhibit devoted to careers in technology and engineering to benefit schools, industry, and the general public. Read more.
You'll find a rich history of Mardi Gras tradition represented here, including costumes, float construction, and the royal attire of Mardi Gras monarchs.
Designed by the legendary architect Frank Gehry, the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum houses a permanent collection of Ohr pottery. The site was severely damaged when the Grand Casino washed ashore during Katrina.
Wonderful museum! Really a hidden treasure in Mobile. There is much to see and this is a great place for students of any kind.
Fun fun place the kids loved it I loved it go before 11am it's not as packed. Baby seahorses were just born and are so tiny
MOVIES: "The Hunt for Red October" was filmed on the USS Alabama, as well as most scenes from "Under Siege"
Fort Morgan Historic Site is a great family-friendly attraction. Be sure to try the candlelight tours during the summer.
Fort Massachusetts is on West Ship Island. It was built following the War of 1812 and remained in use until 1903. In 1861 Mississippi seceded, and an armed militia took possession of the island fort.
Reopening soon, the newly renovated Fort Conde Museum will offer an unique experience to explore Mobile’s history. The Welcome Center has all the information you need to improve your visit.
Great place to take kids to get out of the house. They loved to run around and look at the cannons and the views are great
Located on the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer's grounds. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the church and damaged the memorial, but it has since been repaired.
The home of Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederacy. Davis retired here in the 1870s. The house was severely damaged during Hurricane Katrina. Open 9am - 4pm daily.
Carved by Marlin Martin from the damaged trees left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Similar sculptures stretch along the beach westward.
Dog Friendly. Be aware of trains as you cross the track cutting through the trail.
Awesome place to see Christmas in lights and great flowers during the day.
Named for one of Gulfport's former mayors, the pier was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina and rebuilt in 2008. There is a boat launch here as well, so take a spin around the Gulf of Mexico.
OS Live Oak Bike Route runs through it. $16 for campsite; group camping $20 for 10 people. No playground, but open area to play. Optional: reserve a pavilion. Many picnic tables scattered under oaks.
Great place to visit and pick up some Wines, vineagars, and locally produced preserves.
I love walking down the board walk. BBQing under the huge pavilion, and exploring the battlefield! GREAT place to go for a day of fun! Bring the dogs they'll love the trails!
Gulf State Park Pier is one of the best fishing spots on the Gulf Coast! Open 24 hours a day.
It withstood Betsy, Camille, Frederick, and Alaina. . .Katrina did what the others could not. . A beacon of hope for every survivor and a memorial to those lost
Cooper Riverside Park offers a spectacular vantage point for watching the ship traffic in Mobile’s busy port. Located adjacent to the Mobile Convention Center, admission is free.
Cathedral Square is the unofficial center of downtown Mobile. Surrounded on three sides by local businesses, it’s flanked on the west end by the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.
Great site to launch kayak and canoes. There is a pier there but shallow waters limit fishing.
Historic Bienville Park is located in the heart of downtown. It features a beautiful gazebo and an enchanting fountain. Many events are held here from charity promotions to food festivals.
Did you know the Hugh Branyon Backcountry Trail is free? So take a hike!
Take a moment to connect with nature and wildlife watch. Bird, mammals, plants and more... Read more.
Get there early to hear Max talk about the feature. Always an interesting time! Oh and get there early to get one of the leather recliners.
Great little running store! Very friendly employees and a wonderful selection of clothing.
The Urban Emporium is a retail utopia with an array of local, independent retailers featuring clothing, home accents, gifts, gourmet food and more, making it easy to take a piece of Mobile with you.
Inside Up is known for its charm, fashion and unique treasures. The boutique is filled with art, clothing, accessories, jewelry, books and more. You’re sure to discover something fun and new inside.
No Mardi Gras celebration is complete without beads and masks. You'll find them here, along with plenty of other revelry accessories.
Nicely kept. Historic Architecture. Great free computer room just in case there is an emergency which has happened to me twice.
Take the Ferry to go explore Dauphin Island for a day! Vehicle or walk-on.
The zoo is fantastic. You can get close to the animals and don't have to walk 40 miles. A very nice family experience
Awesome stop!! Make sure you buy a cup of alligator food or two!! Chain link fencing surrounds the area, so it's very safe for your little ones.
Bring binoculars and a good camera. You won't want to miss anything and be prepared for anything. Aligators, eagles, ospreys, blue herons, and 1,000 year old cypress trees!
From the INFINITY Science Center you can take a bus tour behind-the-scenes through Stennis Space Center -- America’s largest rocket engine test facility & one of the most unique scientific complexes Read more.
The staff was so incredibly helpful, I hope I get to meet the owner one day! Incredibly knowledgeable about backpacking and will explain anything you don’t understand. 100% will return!
