Located in the downtown precinct office, peruse artifacts and documents tracing the history of law enforcement in Mobile. Infamous crimes are represented, including the arrest of Mobile native Patricia Krenwinkel, who was part of the Charles Manson "family."

A non-profit wildlife park that was established for the education and to continue the existence of wildlife.

View portraits, biographies, carvings, artifacts, books and history of the "Colored Carnival."

At 95,000 square feet, the Museum of Art is now the largest along the Gulf Coast from New Orleans to Tampa. See collections of American, European, Asian and African art.

100 acres of nature trails and picnic areas. See azaleas, herb gardens, daylilies, roses, camellias and koi ponds.

Named for the All Time Home Run King and Mobile native, Hank Aaron Stadium is the home of the Mobile Bay Bears. Included are monuments to Hank Aaron, Satchel Paige, Willie McCovey, Billy Williams -- are born in Mobile and every one of them National Baseball Hall of Famers!

Mobile's premier science and family fun museum. View nationally prestigious traveling exhibits and IMAX films.

The Gulf Coast's largest flea market boasts 800 booths all under one roof!

Built in  1855, this 20-room mansion was restored and is adorned with period furnishings, art and decor. Outside are Mobile's trademark live oaks and azaleas.

The best place to see 150 alligators in their natural environment -- you can even feed them. You'll also Captain Crunch, the world record holder for bite strength, who's over 13 feet long! You can also bird-watch -- owls, osprey and more.