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The De Tonti Square Historic District is a charming neighborhood that blends rich history with modern-day vibrancy. With its stately antebellum homes, picturesque streets and proximity to some of our most popular local attractions, De Tonti Square offers a unique glimpse into Mobile’s past while

Welcome to Church Street East Historic District, a place where Mobile’s history comes alive. This district is home to various buildings and sights whose origins date back to the early days of our city. Take a stroll through the cobblestone streets and admire the beautifully preserved buildings that

Unlock the hidden gems of Mobile, Alabama and make the most of your time before and after your cruise with these must-try activities and attractions.

Before

Staying close to the port is one of the cardinal rules of cruising. That doesn’t mean you have to be confined to your hotel room and the

Discover the charm and history of Oakleigh Garden Historic District in Mobile, Alabama, and explore its unique attractions, dining options and activities.

History of Oakleigh Garden District

Known for its rich history and well-preserved architecture, the Oakleigh Garden Historic District is a

Mobile takes pride in having a variety of attractions and flavors that appeal to all interests and cravings. One might say that we are “Rated E for Everyone.” Whether you’re 1 or 101, there’s something for you to enjoy in the Port City. Book your stay, get away for a few days and let your curiosity

Black history is deeply woven into Mobile’s past. Juneteenth (short for “June Nineteenth”) is celebrated as the day that the last enslaved African Americans were emancipated. Join Mobile in honoring Juneteenth by celebrating at local festivals, visiting local exhibits and shopping with Black-owned

The wetlands, culture and streets of Havana are alive within Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center's newest exhibit, ¡CUBA! This showcase of Cuban culture not only immerses visitors through delicate props and live reptiles but also seamlessly weaves together science, diversity, and history.

At the

February is Black History Month, an annual tribute honoring the triumphs and challenges of African Americans throughout U.S. history. Originating in 1926 as "National Negro Week," it evolved into a month-long celebration in 1976, emphasizing the richness of Black culture, history and