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Mobile Itineraries
- Mobile Bay Treasures
- Go Coastal in the Spring
Day 1 - Morning
Fort Condé Museum and Welcome Center
Begin your tour by visiting Fort Condé, a replica of the original site built by the French in 1711. Costumed soldiers will lead you through the complex and recount the 300 year history under the French, British, Spanish and American flags.
Museum of Mobile
Step across the street from Fort Condé and visit the Museum of Mobile. View the rich history of Native American, Colonial, African-American and Antebellum influences.
Mobile Carnival Museum
This Museum highlights the history of Mardi Gras in the true birthplace – Mobile, Alabama. Experience the royalty in the restored mansion – majestic crowns, scepters and bejeweled robes.
Day 1 – Afternoon
Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
Two exhibit galleries offer loads of hands-on fun for adventurers of all ages. Create exciting virtual worlds in the exciting Minds On Hall
USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park
Relive America's history at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. Tour the World War II Battleship USS ALABAMA and the WW II Submarine USS DRUM.
Day 2 - Morning
Bellingrath Gardens and Home
Enjoy 65 acres of year-round floral pageantry in a Southern estate garden. Tour the Bellingrath Museum Home, filled with priceless antiques and furnishings
Dauphin Island
A barrier island, it has protected the coast from many hurricanes...and Union soldiers. Visit Fort Gaines, it played a major role in the Battle of Mobile Bay, the largest naval battle of the Civil War.
Day 2 – Afternoon
Historic Driving Tour
Explore several of Mobile's eight historic districts. Absorb the beauty of the architecture and the heritage that surrounds you when passing through these historic neighborhoods.
Day 3 - Morning
Bragg-Mitchell Mansion
The Bragg Mitchell Mansion is completely restored to replicate the antebellum era, with fine antiques, oriental rugs and exquisite draperies.
Mobile Museum of Art
The museum’s collection includes American, European, Asian and African art spanning over 2,000 years of cultural history.
Five Rivers-Alabama's Delta Resource Center. Explore Alabama's rich natural history in the Apalachee Exhibit Hall. Spend time enjoying the beauty of our nation's second largest river delta from the expansive deck and trails.
Day 3 – Afternoon
Fairhope Shopping
Just across Mobile Bay, is a quaint little town with captivating old southern charm and picturesque landscaping. It is a warm and inviting area where you can shop and dine.
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