Festive Nights in the Garden

Book a room at the Comfort Suites hotel in Mobile, AL

Brand new upscale boutique hotel facing Bienville Square.

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Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Mobile, AL

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Located in downtown Mobile across from the Convention Center in the walkable entertainment district, this historic hotel has been a favorite since 1852.

The Homewood Suites I-65/Airport Blvd hotel is ideal for both business and leisure guests.

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Moe's Original Bar B Que serves up an award-winning, all things Southern, Alabama BBQ experience.

It's the traditional Southern roadhouse that inspired the song "Cheeseburger in Paradise."

Barbecue pork, beef and chicken

Serving over 47 flavors of homemade ice cream, Cammie’s Old Dutch Ice Cream Shoppe’s aroma will have your taste buds standing on end. This family shop maintains a proud tradition of delectable recipes.

Considered the best family-friendly, waterfront seafood restaurant on the Gulf Coast, Original Oyster House offers award-winning gumbo, alligator, crab, fish, shrimp, crawfish, Gulf oysters served baked, broiled, fried or fire-grilled and a create-yo...

Taking its name from a character in "To Kill A Mockingbird," this late night establishment, located on lower Dauphin Street, features live music Friday and Saturday.

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The Shamrock Rose & Thistle is a delightfully different combination of British gastro pub and tea room. They cheerfully serve whatever they desire British, French, Italian, Thai, Indian, and, of course, Southern American cuisine in a welcoming atmo...

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The Chapel is in the Center of the Spring Hill College Campus.

Choosing a site for Flight Works Alabama was not difficult. Much of the early history of Alabama aviation began at the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley, including Monroe Park where aerial experimenter, John Fowler, displayed his flying machine designs.

House museum furnished with period antiques depicting Mobile`s history under five different flags: French, British, Spanish, American and Confederate.

A walking or driving route that recreates the history of Mobile from the colonial period to the early twentieth century and particularly the birth of America's Mardi Gras traditions. Discover the festive side of life during the steamboat era, lea...

The Japanese Garden of Mobile has ponds filled with koi and lotus blossoms, and is surrounded by walking paths. There are several boardwalks and benches. Volunteer work is continuing to improve the garden and make it even better as each year goes by.

The Historic Church is located at 300 Government Street - at the corner of Jackson and Government Streets in downtown Mobile.

Premiere destination for live music in downtown Mobile featuring the finest local, national and international singer/songwriters, storytellers and musicians in an intimate setting where both artist and audience connect.

In this small, triangular park in downtown Mobile, a statue of civil rights leader John LeFlore and former mayor and city commissioner Joseph Langan celebrates their interracial cooperation in the 1950s and '60s to bring about the desegregation of Mo...