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The Fort Conde Inn at the Hall-Ford house, built in 1836 and restored in 2010, is a boutique hotel located in Mobile's historic district just blocks from the heart of downtown. Beautifully restored offering all the luxury of modern hotel in unique hi...

Brand new upscale boutique hotel facing Bienville Square.

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Located in heart of downtown steps from Dauphin Street. Over-sized suites with full kitchens. Perfect home base for exploring beautiful parks, historical neighborhoods, fascinating museums, and abundant entertainment options. By far the best downtown...

The Malaga Inn, a circa 1862 Mobile, Alabama hotel located in Downtown Historic District is the only Boutique Inn of its kind in the state.

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Barbecue restaurant in Mobile, Alabama

NoJa occupies a North Jackson Street landmark that at different times has been a private home, a cab company and one of downtown Mobile's most legendary bars, the Little Turf Club.

Dauphin’s offers one of the country's most spectacular waterfront dining views with a menu mix of classic and current twists on coastal and French Creole. Locally sourced ingredients star on the menu and in the craft cocktails from the city's only B...

Stop by and enjoy barbecued pork, ribs, beef, chicken, smoked sausage and more.

Bake My Day is a family owned and operated bakery located in Spring Hill, near the intersection of Old Shell Road and N McGregor Avenue. We offer scratch-baked cakes, cookies, squares, pound cakes, savory foods, and so much more in the heart of Mobi...

Your friendly neighborhood wine shop with great food, lots of wines by the glass, and weekly tastings. Always here to help you find your favorite new bottle of wine!

A new spin to a Southern tradition!

This neighborhood club in the beautiful Oakleigh Garden District, not far from downtown Mobile, offers live music on Sunday nights.

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Spring Hill College, a Jesuit institution 7 miles west of downtown Mobile, was the first Alabama school of any kind to desegregate. It began the process in 1947 and graduated its first African-American student in the spring of 1956. On May 29 of that...

This Victorian townhouse of Italianate style was built in 1860 as the dream house of Steamboat Captain and businessman Charles Richards and his wife Caroline Steel. Located in the "Most Fashionable Residential Neighborhood of DeTonti Square , family...

Playhouse in the Park, Mobile Alabama is located in beautiful Langan Park and is directly across from the Mobile Museum of Art. The theatre has been providing young people with performance and training opportunities since 1961. The Playhouse produces...

Alabama's Premier Comic Shop!

Partake in an engaging and personalized tour of historic Mobile with your guide, L. Craig Roberts, Architect, AIA. Choose from three informative and interesting outings tailored to you and your group.

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

Located at the site of the old Mobile County Courthouse at Government Street and Royal Street, Mardi Gras Park is a new park that commemorates the city’s standing as the host of the first Mardi Gras celebration in the United States. Current plans cal...

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

Africatown Heritage House is a community building in Mobile, Alabama that houses "Clotilda: The Exhibition" about the survivors and descendants of slaves transported on the Clotilda, the United States' last known slave ship, many of whom established ...