Mobile Carnival Museum
The Carnival Museum gives visitors a behind-the-scenes look at Mardi Gras and it’s birthplace – Mobile, AL.
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Our Navigators have curated a list of some of the most fascinating ‘must do’ experiences from each of our Hotels’ neighborhoods.
We’ve collected memorable must-sees for every one of our destinations around the globe, giving you the inside scoop on the best each Renaissance Hotel location has to offer.
Church Street Cemetery
The final resting place of Joe Cain – the man responsible for the revival of Mardi Gras after the Civil War.
Historic Oakleigh
Take a step into the past when you visit one of the oldest and most attractive historic houses in Mobile.
Condé-Charlotte Museum
Visitors can expect to find authentic period furnishings and antiques from five different flags.
Cathedral Square
A popular outdoor venue overlooking one of Mobile’s most beautiful cathedrals.
Callaghan's Irish Social Club
This Irish social bar has been around since 1946 and can be found in heart of the beautiful Oakleigh District.