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Cute yellow building, a historic train depot, only open 2 hours a week and during model railroad days in April and October.
Victorian storefronts and cafes on cozy Lighthouse Ave, up high above the sea. Steep side streets, with Victorian homes, leading down to the ocean. Gorgeous oceanfront blvd with walking path.
Large modern museum with high-tech historic car exhibit, great temporary exhibits, and baseball card room.
Cute yellow building, a historic train depot, only open 2 hours a week and during model railroad days in April and October.
A wooden castle playground with gingerbread house, medieval towers, slides, bridges, monkey bars, rope bars, swings of all sorts, mist maker, viking ship, windmill, wild west town, rock-climbing wall, and tire swing.
Main street in Mobile, with historic buildings with wrought-iron balconies.
Great restaurants among moss-draped trees (Thornton Park), lit-up highrises at night (Orange Ave), and sun-worshippers enjoying Lake Eola Park.
Historic main strip that looks dowdy from a distance but is actually very nice up close! Incredible waterfront stage and boardwalk!
Indoor mall with sun canopies, decorative towers, fountains, and atriums.
Great restaurants among moss-draped trees (Thornton Park), lit-up highrises at night (Orange Ave), and sun-worshippers enjoying Lake Eola Park.
Theme park for young children with lots of rides, with short lines, in a beautiful setting.
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