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Fairhope French Quarter
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Fairhope French Quarter

The Fairhope French Quarter is an charming, historic district in downtown Fairhope, Alabama, best known for its old-world atmosphere and unique, pedestrian-friendly layout. It features a beautiful, cobblestone courtyard that serves as a quiet retreat, surrounded by 12 unique, locally-owned shops.

A standout feature of the area is the presence of the largest crape myrtle in the South, which is designated as an Alabama Champion Tree. The district is a popular spot for visitors to relax, browse local boutiques, and enjoy live music in a scenic, intimate setting.

40 South Section Street Fairhope, AL 36532
(251) 928-9936
Most shops open 10-5, restaurant open for breakfast and lunch

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  • 40 South Section Street
  • Fairhope, AL 36532
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