• Bellingrath Gardens & Home - Experience 65 acres of year-round floral splendor in a Southern estate garden. Bellingrath Gardens and Home showcases blooms and beauty every day of the year. The dedication to preserving and enhancing the garden and grand estate home of Walter and Bessie Bellingrath, which opened to the public in 1932, is unwavering.
• Bragg-Mitchell Mansion - Built around 1855, Bragg-Mitchell Mansion is one of the Gulf Coast’s most elegant homes. The Mansion boasts double parlors, a lavish dining room, and grounds adorned with Mobile’s iconic live oaks and azaleas.
• Conde-Charlotte Museum - The Condé-Charlotte Museum is Mobile’s oldest historic home museum, offering a glimpse into how residents lived over the past 300 years during each country’s rule over the bay area. The diverse and authentic antique furnishings in the museum house reflect Mobile’s history under five flags: French, English, Spanish, American, and Confederate. In 1850, Jonathan Kirkbride and his wife, Elizabeth, renovated what is now known as the Condé-Charlotte Museum, originally Mobile’s first courthouse and jail built 30 years earlier.
• GulfQuest - National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico - GulfQuest invites visitors to explore the Gulf of Mexico through displays and exhibits such as the Ocean Planet Theatre, where a six-foot diameter planet Earth appears to rotate on its axis. Interactive exhibits include Take the Helm, a simulator identical to those used to train professional boat pilots, offering the opportunity to navigate vessels around the Port of Mobile.
• Oakleigh House Museum - Oakleigh is a historic house museum that spans nearly 200 years of Mobile history. Authentic period rooms allow visitors to experience Mobile’s history through the eyes of Oakleigh’s residents. Journey through time as you explore one of Mobile’s oldest and grandest homes.
• Colonial Fort Condé - The History Museum of Mobile is where Mobile’s story begins. Two floors of permanent exhibits explore Mobile’s history from the pre-colonial past to the present, with special highlights of Mardi Gras, shipbuilding, and daily life along the Mobile Bay. A children’s Discovery Room brings French Colonial Mobile to life for young visitors, and special, traveling exhibitions are often on display.
• USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park - USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park is home to the WWII battleship USS Alabama and submarine USS Drum, both National Historic Landmarks. The Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion features vintage military vehicles, a historic aircraft collection, and exhibits including the WWI exhibit: The Great War. Admission tickets allow for self-guided tours at your own pace. Be sure to visit the memorials on the grounds. Free kennels for pets, a snack bar, and a picnic area are also available.
• Phoenix Fire Museum - This attraction is free to the public and provided for your enjoyment. From turn-of-the-century horse-drawn steam engines and early motorized vehicles to vintage uniforms and badges, discover the history of Mobile’s volunteer fire companies at the Phoenix Fire Museum. Housed in the restored Phoenix Volunteer Fire Company No. 6 Fire House, the Phoenix offers an exciting museum experience for visitors of all ages.

• All Fees and Taxes

Maximize your experience and savings by availing our ticket that allows access to some of Mobile’s premier attractions all in one comprehensive package. This ticket covers admission to 8 different attractions, with information on additional free public attractions also included.

Included in the package:

• Bellingrath Gardens
• Bragg-Mitchell Mansion
• Conde Charlotte Museum
• GulfQuest National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico
• Oakleigh House Museum
• History Museum of Mobile & Colonial Fort Conde
• USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park
• Phoenix Fire Museum

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.