Enjoy 65 acres of year-round floral wonder in a Southern estate garden. Bellingrath Gardens and Witness Bellingrath Gardens and Home come alive with a breathtaking bloom out. The Outdoor Cascading Chrysanthemums are a highlight of the season, offering a stunning visual treat for all visitors.
Breathtaking Blooms: Enjoy the sight of cascading chrysanthemums in full bloom.
Garden Strolls: Take a leisurely walk through the gardens and experience the beauty of fall.

Built in 1855 by Judge John Bragg, the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion boasts Greek Revival style with its grand columns, towering portico and intricate ironwork. Today, the Bragg-Mitchell home is a popular historic site that offers guided tours, special event rentals and educational programs for all ages. Visitors can explore the ornately decorated rooms filled with period furnishings, stunning architectural details and fascinating stories of the families who called the mansion home.

The Condé-Charlotte Museum is Mobile's oldest historic home museum, where visitors can explore how citizens lived throughout the last 300 years during each country’s reign over the area. The variety and authenticity of the antique furnishings in the museum house reflect Mobile’s history under six flags: French, British, Spanish, American, Republic of Alabama and Confederate. In 1850 Jonathan Kirkbride and his wife, Elizabeth, renovated what is now known as the Condé-Charlotte Museum, the site of Mobile’s first courthouse and jail built 30 years earlier.

The History Museum of Mobile is where Mobile’s story begins. Two floors of permanent exhibits explore Mobile’s history from the pre-colonial past to the present, with special highlights of Mardi Gras, shipbuilding, and daily life along the Mobile Bay. A children’s Discovery Room brings French Colonial Mobile to life for our youngest visitors, and special, traveling exhibitions are often on view, as well.
Admission to Colonial Fort Conde is included.
Built on the same site of its 1723 predecessor, this partial reconstruction of Fort Condé offers visitors the chance to learn about Mobile’s journey from its beginnings as a French colonial settlement to its early years as an American territory. Walk through the exhibits to see artifacts and recovered archaeological pieces of Mobile’s colonial past. Or, tread atop the fort walls to see unmatched views of Mobile’s skyline. Visitors can also enjoy a number of living history events held throughout the year.

The Maritime Museum is an interactive museum dedicated to the Gulf of Mexico's rich maritime history, culture and economic significance. The 90,000-square-foot museum is shaped like a ship headed into Mobile Bay. Adults and children will get lost in the state-of-the-art interactive exhibits, simulators, theaters and unique displays on marine archeology, shipwrecks, hurricanes and so much more.

This Attraction is free to the public and provided for your convenience.

From turn-of-the-century horse-drawn steam engines and early motorized vehicles, to vintage uniforms and badges, discover the history of Mobile’s volunteer fire companies at the Phoenix Fire Museum. Housed in the restored Phoenix Volunteer Fire Company No. 6. Fire House, the Phoenix provides an exciting museum experience for visitors of all ages.

USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park is home to the WWII battleship USS Alabama and submarine USS Drum, both National Historic Landmarks. Our Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion features vintage military vehicles, our historic aircraft collection and exhibits including the WWI exhibit: The Great War. Your admission ticket allows you to tour all. All tours are self-guided, so you can tour at your own pace. Don't forget to stop at the memorials on our grounds. We also have free kennels for your pets, a snack bar and picnic area on the grounds.