Every Saturday from March to November the people of Tallahassee gather at Park Avenue and Monroe Street to celebrate the arts and agriculture, and buy some sweet stuff ...
The Sunken Gardens are one of the oldest tourist attractions on the Florida West Coast, dating back to the 1920s when a plumber named George Turner charged visitors ...
Experience the bizarre conjunction of industry and nature at the Tampa Electric Manatee Viewing Center, anytime you happen to be in the Tampa area on a cold day. ...
Any visit to the Jacksonville area deserves a stop at the Florida Theatre, for two completely different reasons—one, for the entertainment, and two, for the architecture. Both are ...
Miami Beach has a reputation for pricey but excellent food—and both stereotypes are well-deserved. There’s mandatory 18% gratuities at most restaurants and the closer you eat to the ...
Sharing a name with the neighborhood it’s found in, South Beach is one of Florida’s top attractions and among the most popular beaches in the United States. Skin, ...
Spanning 1.5 million acres, Everglades National Park is one of America’s largest and most important nature preserves, and a destination for countless outdoor enthusiasts each year. The most ...
Florida is deservedly famous for everything from oranges to Disney World, but few of its claims to fame are as impressive as the Kennedy Space Center. Every manned ...
The Hands On Children’s Museum has 20 exhibits that are great for little ones ($5.50). See lions, tigers, and arctic foxes at the Catty Shack Ranch (3-11 $5, adults $10). ...
