Same issue as the other review. This museum is not for the public unless you're rich privileged…read morewith your own yacht. So unfortunate since it looks like a cool dive.

I emailed them to ask about dive charters since I was having trouble finding a shop in the area to…read moretake us out there. The name they gave me (and the one listed on their site) doesn't lead dives yet because they don't have a way to launch their boat.It seems like this museum has a disconnect with the community and is more focused on PR than actually making it something that can be enjoyed by the public. This is my second time trying to visit, last time was off season so I figured it was just closed, but clearly this is an ongoing issue.

Very cool pit stop in way to Elberta sausage fest. I don't…read moreknow if I'll ever get to the actual one so this was perfect

Just moved to Foley recently and came across this place on my google map. We took the quick 16…read moreminute drive and found it pretty easily. Parking is just a gravel patch that can fit maybe 4 cars. Luckily there was a car parked there, or We would have missed it and had to turn around. It was really weird turning the corner on the little path and seeing this in the big grass opening. Nothing what I expected. Also, made of fiberglass, so that was a little weird. It was a little sad to see that they had to cover up some graffiti on a few "stones". My partner has been to the real Stonehenge and said he was pretty impressed with this little replica in the middle of the woods in Alabama, haha. Made for a nice little outing, to see this and then hunt down the dinosaurs, the Knights, the Sundial ( which you can't get close to, it's fenced off ) finishing with the Lady in the Marina. She was a sight! If you have nothing to do and need a few hours to get in and out of the car for some pictures, it's a fun little treasure hunt. I think kids would get a kick out of it. I plan to take my niece ( 6 ) and nephew ( 3 ) when they come visit us. They would really get a kick out of the search!

Cool mural that shows some hometown pride. The mural is on the side of Alga Beer Company and…read moredefinitely brightens up the neighborhood.

Pretty postcard mural. Easy to park and take pictures. It's on a corner near a food truck stand…read more Didn't get to try that, but maybe next time. Down the street is East Hill which seems to be a really nice part of Pensacola. Beautiful cathedral, trees and homes. Worth a look after visiting the postcard wall.

Although I typically don't seek out street art, I came across the famous Graffiti Bridge on my…read morefirst trip to Pensacola. This bridge has been adorned since as far back as 1935. As Picasso stated, nearly anything imaginable can become a reality here. Over the years, the bridge has hosted countless tributes, holiday celebrations, messages of encouragement, artwork, insignias, love notes, congratulations, sports themes, and various class messages. Whenever I head towards Gulf Breeze, Pensacola Beach, or Navarre, I eagerly look around with my camera ready to capture the latest artwork. It's important to remember, however, that while the bridge and its vicinity are typically covered in art, painting anywhere except for the bridge's exterior is illegal. Trespassing charges can be filed for being on top of the bridge or for spraying any area outside the bridge itself, such as trash cans, the road, nearby parking areas, train tracks, and so on.

We took a drive to Graffiti Bridge. From the photos I saw, it looks like it changes often. Bring a…read morelock to put on the fence!

Ok well this place is super cool. We drove from place to place, I would love the know the LORE. Was…read morea fun free adventure for the day. Bonus points if you geocache! There's tons along this route!

It's like a rip in time! You leave Bamahenge and continue down the road, only to see dinosaurs!…read moreThis was one of my favorite parts of our trip, and I think it's the perfect addition for anyone staying in Alabama. Don't let the pictures fool you, though you the dinosaurs are not next to each other. Each of them is along the side of the road, and you'll either have to walk or pull off to see each one. I would love to see them add more stuff like this in the area it was such a fun and beautiful drive.

Mobile's got some great street art! From murals of Johnny Cash, Prince, Michael Jackson, to the 27…read moreClub and Muhammad Ali-- the range is epic on Dauphin Street. Don't miss the "We Love Mobile" mural in the outdoor seating area of Brickyard! It's pretty cute. The new "Mobile" mural on the side of Post is creeping up there to the spot of my new favorite local art, but we'll see!

We found ourselves on the grounds while out and about in the city and were allowed to wander freely…read moreand respectfully. This is a great backdrop to romantic and whimsical photos and the homeowners are very personable. As a note: these are private residences, so when you visit, please be respectful of property.

From the owner: Dean Mosher Studio is in Mosher Castle a Private Home. There are no gallery hours. Mr. Mosher's…read morework is commission only. Pro. photo shoots & tours of studio and the castles can be arranged. You are welcome to walk the grounds in front of the castles during daylight hrs. No charge. No going up onto decks, into the backyards, peeking into windows and watch your young children, please.

Unique, but quite a drive out there…read more Facility and grounds are beautiful, but not sure it's worth the 20 mile drive from Orange Beach.

Lady in the Lake was damaged during hurricane Sally in September 2020, but her creator was able to…read moresalvage the pieces and put her back together. It was originally in January 2012, fiberglass sculptor Mark Cline received a phone call from an employee of George Barber, a billionaire art patron. "Mr. Barber," said the voice, "is interested in you building a fifty-foot woman." So it happened, a fiberglass floating woman was born, but it's essentially just her head and knees but this lady would be taller than the Statue of Liberty if she were a full standing figure. She began life as the "Lady in the Lake" in Leeds but was moved to Barber's Elberta property several ago and is now 10 years old. The good news is she's all repaired and will be returning to her watery home at Barber Marina any day now. So, what some other things to see while you're on your way to Barber Marina? Well, there's a fiberglass Stonehenge replica, which is located in the woods by the road, and an assortment of other artworks by Cline including four dinosaurs, a T-rex, brontosaurus, stegosaurus and triceratops. Those sculptures weren't damaged by the hurricane because they are located farther inland and sheltered by woods. There's a few other surprises like a beautiful marble fountain, a giant metal spider and more :-) There's not much else out there because this is way out in the woods BUT you're not far from Pirates Cove, home if THE cheeseburger in paradise (see that review for details) and it's a great place for a cold one and, of course, a darned good burger on the sandy beach by the bay, don't miss that! Directions: Drive US-98 either eight miles east of Foley, Alabama, or 21 miles west of downtown Pensacola, Florida. Turn south onto County Rd 95. Drive 5 miles. Turn right onto Fish Trap Rd. Drive a 1/2 mile. Turn left at the Barber Marina sign. Drive 2.5 miles to the Barber Marina. Drive halfway around the traffic circle, then park in the lot as close to the water as you can. You'll see the Lady floating out toward the end of the dock; you can walk out to her. Bottom line: It's not everyone's cup of tea, but I thin it's cool. https://facebook.com/ElbertaDinos/