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A-Team Fishing Adventures

Outdoor Recreation Site

Inshore charter fishing with Captain Bobby Abruscato, Joey Abruscato and Chip Deupree.

Admiral Raphael Semmes House

Historic Site

Raphael Semmes became Captain of the CSS, capturing 65 union vessels worth more than $6 million, until it was sunk on June 2, 1864.

African-American Archive & Museum of Mobile

Museum

Portraits and biographies. Carvings, artifacts, books, documents. History of Colored Carnival, military memorabilia, Hank Aaron Fan Club, African-American participation in Mobile Mardi Gras. Audio/video histories.

African-American Heritage Trail

Historic Site

Mobile's African-American Heritage Trail reveals stories of courage and contributions made by unsung heroes from city's ethnically diverse past.

Azalea City Golf Course

Golf Course

Beautiful, forgiving course overlooking lakes at Municipal Park. Owned and operated by City of Mobile.

BellSouth Pioneers Living Memorial Park

Historic Site

Park honors military veterans. Planted with 67 live oak trees (one for each county) in the shape of Alabama, with sidewalks running like rivers through the park.

Big Zion AME Zion Church

Historic Site

Church organized 1842, now one of oldest African-American institutions in Mobile. Originally named Little Zion, but after extensive remodeling in 1896, renamed Big Zion.

Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

Historic Site

Built 1855. Canopied by century-old oaks, furnished with fine antiques and crystal chandeliers. Rare glimpse of life in Old South. Available for rental.

Cathedral Square Gallery

Collectible

One of the largest selections of art on the Gulf Coast featuring 70 regional artists, all media and price ranges. Buses welcome.

Cathedral of Immaculate Conception

Historic Site

1850. Oldest religious congregation in the Alabama. Architectural masterpiece encompassing basilica design, German stained-glass windows, and magnificent baldacchino-covered altar. Burial site of Mobile's bishops.

Christ Church Cathedral

Historic Site

Site of Alabama's oldest Protestant church. Tiffany stained-glass windows.

Conde-Charlotte Museum House

Museum

Museum furnished with period antiques to reflect Mobile's history under five flags: French, English, Spanish, American and Confederacy. Also includes Spanish Courtyard and kitchen.

Crescent Theater

Historic Site

Located in the heart of downtown's entertainment district, the renovated art house theater is home to the city's "fine purveyors of independent film."

Deupree Outdoor Guide Service

Outdoor Recreation Site

In-shore saltwater charter fishing along the Alabama Gulf Coast. Target game fish such as redfish and sea trout with light tackle.

Ezell House

Historic Site

Historic home with sculptures, furniture, and paintings dating back to 1866. Bas-relief busts of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson embellish archway. Available for weddings and other events.

Fort Conde Museum

Outdoor Recreation Site

One-third replica of the original Colonial brick French fort. Limited access during repairs.

Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center and IMAX Dome Theater

Science Center

One of Mobile;s #1 family attractions. Play with hundreds of hands-on science exhibits and interactive virtual reality games. Larger-than-life IMAX films, new exhibits and traveling exhibitions.

GulfQuest National Maritme Museum of the Gulf of Mexico

Museum

Opening in 2013, GulfQuest will provide hands-on exhibits designed to inspire visitors to understand and appreciate the maritime heritage of the Gulf of Mexico.

Hank Aaron Childhood Home and Museum

Museum

Museum honors life and career of Mobile's own Hank Aaron. It features artifacts and memorabilia from his historic baseball career and showcases the Aarons' family life in Mobile.

Historic Magnolia Cemetery

Historic Site

One of the largest and oldest Victorian cemeteries in southeastern United States. A masterpiece of Victorian history and funerary art.

History Museum of Mobile, The

Museum

Built 1857. Once known as Southern Market/Old City Hall, a National Historic Landmark where visitors discover history of Mobile.

Laura Kay's Nursery

Home And Garden

All types of giftware, fresh flowers, huge selection of seasonal plants, including variety of native Mobile species, acres of trees, including great selection of Christmas trees.

Mary Elizabeth and Charles Bernard Rodning Gallery of Art--University of South Alabama Library

Museum

A variety of exhibits displayed throughout the year featuring paintings, photography, quilts, basketry and book arts. Gallery located on third floor of the USA Library.

Mobile BayBears

Sports Arena

Class AA affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks Major League Baseball organization. Located at Hank Aaron Stadium.

Mobile Botanical Gardens

Botanical Garden

100-acre site with azaleas, camellias, herbs, native plants, nature trails and longleaf pine forest. Education programs, plant sales. Docent tours by appt.