Guides · Mobile and Pensacola
Mobile and Pensacola
28 places · 8 areas · any 7 stops free, then $4.99 for the whole city · offline map 32.3 MB
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Day 1 · ~2.0 mi (3.2 km)

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Oakleigh Historic Complex
Oakleigh Garden District; 1833 Greek Revival house museum with a cottage and a post-Emancipation house
Take the guided tour of Oakleigh, starting at the curving cantilevered stair up to the front door, then see the Cox-Deasy Cottage and the Union Barracks.

2
Oakleigh Garden Historic District
South of downtown; National Register district of nearly 300 historic houses from the 1820s to the 1940s
Walk the shaded streets and look at the porches, columns and ironwork of the old houses.

3
Mobile Carnival Museum
355 Government Street; Mardi Gras museum of queens' gowns, trains and doubloons, opened in 2005
See the long jeweled trains worn by Carnival queens, then climb onto the float in the carriage house and throw doubloons.

4
Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
2 South Claiborne Street; Greek Revival cathedral of 1835 to 1850 with stained glass from Munich
Take in the columned portico and twin towers from the street, then step inside to see the tall stained-glass windows.

5
Dauphin Street
Downtown Mobile; main street of restaurants and bars in a historic district of buildings back to the 1820s
Walk Dauphin Street from the river end west past Bienville Square, then stay for dinner and live music in the evening.

6
Bienville Square
Downtown Mobile; city park since 1850 under live oaks, with a cast-iron fountain of the 1890s
Sit under the live oaks by the cast-iron fountain and watch downtown go by; Dauphin Street runs along one side.
More of the top sights
A few of the 28 places in the full guide. Each one has its own written guide in the app: what to do, what to notice, the history, and why it hits.

Battleship Memorial Park
Western shore of Mobile Bay; battleship USS Alabama, submarine USS Drum and a field of aircraft

Bellingrath Gardens and Home
Theodore on the Fowl River; 65 acres of gardens opened in 1932 around the Bellingrath home of 1935

Palafox Street
Downtown Pensacola; main street of restaurants and historic buildings past the Saenger Theatre

Pensacola Beach
Santa Rosa Island; white-sand Gulf beach with the 1,471-foot Gulf Pier at Casino Beach

National Naval Aviation Museum
Naval Air Station Pensacola; more than 150 aircraft, entry through the base's West Gate with ID

Historic Pensacola Village
Seville Historic District; 28 historic buildings and museums, from Old Christ Church of 1763 onward

Africatown Heritage House
Africatown; Clotilda: The Exhibition, telling the 110 people of the last slave ship, opened in 2023
Areas
Downtown Mobile · Oakleigh and Midtown · West Mobile · Africatown · Mobile Bay · Downtown Pensacola · NAS Pensacola · Santa Rosa Island
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