4078 Dawes Rd
Mobile, AL 36695

Mobile, Alabama Mobiles Historic Districts From iron cast balconies to historic homes that showcase the intermixing of cultures over centuries of time, Mobile is known for nationally recognized historic spaces, with a architectural showcase of homes and buildings which includes the recently revitalized downtown De Toni Square Historic District. Nearby the Oakleigh Garden District is 60 blocks of cottages, mansions, and live oak canopies. Natural beauty and Military history Located along the line of fishing rivers to the north and the Gulf of Mexico to the south, Mobile Bay offers great sites and spots for strollers, sitters, historians, and fishers alike. Anchor down on a park bench and watch pelicans and large freighters float past, or grab a line or cast a net and hope for a catch. You can also take a step back in time at the bay’s Memorial Park, with Battleship USS ALABAMA, Submarine USS DRUM, and more than 25 aircrafts full of military pride and history. The Scenic Causeway The scenic Causeway that traverses Mobile Bay offers the freshest seafood in the region. Mobiles’ Southern hospitality includes al fresco fresh fish, upscale dining historic military ships and fishing are all on this scenic stretch.