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Celebrate in Mobile
Nicknamed “the Paris of the South,” Mobile is a coastal town like no other — steeped in history, culture, and festivities. Founded by French settlers in 1702, it’s known for its long Carnival tradition, the oldest in the U.S. As a port city, it quickly became a melting pot of cultures, flavors, and traditions.
Today, Mobile is still a colorful place where you can enjoy soulful music, authentic eats, and old-fashioned Southern hospitality.
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Dig into history and culture in this charming port city.
USS Alabama
A visit to this WWII-era battleship includes more than just the ship. As well as exploring the “Mighty A,” you can see the USS Drum submarine and Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion, as well as tanks, artillery, statues, and war memorials.
Mobile Carnival Museum
When you say Mardi Gras, most people think of New Orleans. But Mobile is actually the site of the oldest organized Mardi Gras celebration in the nation. Marvel at costumes, floats, and photos of historic Mardi Gras celebrations at the Carnival Museum.
Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
In 1703, the first Catholic Parish on the Gulf coast was founded in Mobile. Today, the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception carries on that tradition. This historic cathedral, built in the late 1800s, features stunning stained glass windows and an impressive organ.
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Hit the road
Mobile is conveniently located near the edge of three different states: Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida. So when you’re ready for more, simply fill up the fuel tank, strike out in any direction, and you’re sure to happen upon charming historic towns, amazing wildlife, and panoramic seascapes. Find adventure at the Gulf Islands, get your fill of bird watching, or head to New Orleans to live the party life in high style.
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If Mobile leaves you wanting more Carnival, why not make the two-hour trip to New Orleans? Even if you’re not there for Mardi Gras, New Orleans is full of festive sights and sounds, from live music to mouthwatering cuisine.
Gulf Islands National Seashore
White beaches, emerald waters, and picturesque marshlands draw millions of visitors to Gulf Islands National Seashore every year. Whether you’re into boating, biking, hiking, snorkeling, or birdwatching, you can find it all (and more!) at this beautiful national park.
Dauphin Island
Another relaxing beach destination is Dauphin Island, a bird sanctuary and one of the best places in North America to watch spring bird migrations. It’s also a fun place to kayak, fish, or explore walking trails surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico.
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Best Mobile driving roads
Avenue of the Oaks
Off Old Shell Rd at Spring Hill College, this short but gorgeous path winds through a tunnel of historic oaks. Park across the street, then, after walking the half-mile avenue, jump back in your car and drive through this beautiful neighborhood by taking Wimbledon to Hillwood to Country Club.
Alabama’s Coastal Connection
For a longer drive, but one with scenic Gulf views, head toward Orange Beach and turn off the Foley Beach Express onto Alabama’s Coastal Connection. This road takes you past a bay, bayou, creek, and lake as it navigates the Gulf Coast. Stop along the way for amazing seafood.
Route 98 to Pensacola
Drive along the forgotten coast from Mobile, AL to Pensacola, FL. Along the way, you’ll catch beautiful views of Florida’s upper coast and old towns, and you’ll pass plenty of great oyster bars and seafood restaurants.