Colonial Fort Condé (Fort Charlotte)
Under $25Walk the walls of a reconstructed 1723 French fort in downtown Mobile, with colonial artifacts inside and city views from the ramparts.

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Non-profit science center in downtown Mobile with hands-on galleries, a digital dome theater, and traveling exhibits.
65 Government St., Mobile, AL 36602 · Mobile, AL
The Exploreum is a non-profit science center in downtown Mobile, Alabama. It offers permanent galleries such as Hands On Hall, the Wharf of Wonder, and Curiosity Factory, along with interactive traveling exhibits that change through the year. Visitors can also see films in its digital dome theater, and the center runs themed educational programs, camps, and events. Groups and school field trips are welcome, with separate booking and rates.
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