A 1911 Tudor-style mansion with an art collection spanning 2,000 years.
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The first basilica in the US.
A 1921 theater on Hennepin Avenue.
A 1921 theater on Hennepin Avenue.
A museum of Swedish heritage in the Turnblad Mansion.
A museum in the ruins of the Washburn A Mill.

A park honoring the five Nordic countries, with a replica stave church and a 230-year-old house from Norway.
A 1921 theater, now a concert venue.
An active 1,000-year-old village archaeological site with an enclosed dig house.
A Moorish-style arena decorated each year with murals made of corn and grain.
A 1927 movie palace, home of the Mobile Symphony Orchestra.
An 1833 Greek Revival house museum run by the Historic Mobile Preservation Society.
A visitor center with John Deere machinery past and present.
A restored 1930 movie palace in downtown Montgomery run by Troy University.
The only museum dedicated to the Fitzgeralds, in the house they rented in 1931 and 1932.
The house where Martin Luther King Jr.
The church where Martin Luther King Jr.
The Greek Revival state capitol at the head of Dexter Avenue, open for free tours.