Mobile, Alabama Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Mobile is a beautiful port city that is a cultured and historic bed and breakfast vacation destination. What is interesting about Mobile is that the town is dominated by both French and Southern legacies, which creates a unique and thriving cultural environment. One of the most famous landmarks to discover on a Mobile bed and breakfast vacation is... » show more the Mardi Gras Cottage Museum, which has Mardi Gras memorabilia that dates back to the early 1800s. Another cultural site on a Mobile bed and breakfast vacation is the Mobile Museum of Art, which is the largest art museum on the Gulf Coast. A great way to discover the history of Mobile on your bed and breakfast vacation is by heading to Fort Conde, at the head of Mobile Bay. Mobile bed and breakfast visitors will discover that Fort Conde is a fort that was originally built by the French. Moored nearby the fort is another historic gem for Mobile bed and breakfast visitors: the USS Alabama, a World War II battleship. For even more Mobile history, bed and breakfast visitors can take a scenic drive that leads to Fort Morgan and Fort Gaines. These forts are also great places to see local seabird life. To see the history and the lively nature of Mobile locals, then a stroll down Government Street will bring bed and breakfast visitors face to face with beautiful Victorian homes and lots of wonderful dining establishments. Mobile is a Southern jewel that bed and breakfast visitors love. « show less