Bok Tower Gardens - With its majestic moss-covered oak trees and sweeping vistas, Bok Tower Gardens offers an experience unlike any in Central Florida.  This National Historic Landmark, located on the peninsula's highest point, is invitingly quiet and serene. Here, wildlife is unafraid and will not flee from you.

Central Florida Zoological Park - View hundreds of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians representing 100 species from around the world. Plus, an abundance of native wildlife resides in the lush, tropical setting of the Zoo.

Citywalk - This soul-stirring, 30-acre complex surrounds you with a dazzling array of restaurants, nightclubs, shopping, state-of-the-art cinemas and live entertainment venues inspired by popular culture's most legendary innovators and originators. Its outdoor stages and common areas are the setting for live concerts, art festivals, cooking demonstrations, celebrity personal appearances, street performers, and a variety of other fun and unique activities.

Busch Gardens - Enjoy great family fun in Busch Gardens located in Tampa Bay.  Enjoy the many unique adventures and attractions that the parks has to offer.

The Florida Aquarium - Enjoy wonderful exhibits about Florida's wetlands, bays, beaches, coral reefs, and offshore creatures.

Henry B. Plant Museum - This quintessential Victorian palace features unique Moorish revival architecture and dramatic minarets.  Visitors can enjoy the opulent European furniture and art treasures of the original railroad resort and the Gilded Age. The museum also features a permanent exhibit on the Spanish American War.

Lowry Park Zoo - The Lowry Park Zoo is recognized as one of North America's finest zoos, Lowry Park Zoo is the place to see more than 1,500 animals in lush, natural habitats. 

Museum of Science and Industry - MOSI is the largest science center in the Southeastern United States and home of the first IMAX® Dome Theatre, the only theater of its kind in Florida. Get blown away in the Gulf Coast Hurricane exhibit. Cruise the galaxy in The Saunders Planetarium.

Tampa Bay History Center - The Tampa Bay History Center portrays the diverse and rich culture of the Tampa Bay area.  Each gallery highlights milestones in our history from the early Timucua Indians and Spanish explorers through the Civil War and both World Wars. Original artifacts and rare photos enhance a storyline that creates a window to the past.Traveling exhibitions are also featured throughout the year.

Weeki Wachee Springs Waterpark - This 200-acre family entertainment park features live underwater performances by our world-famous Mermaids, and boasts Florida's only natural spring waterpark. Challenge the thrilling water slides, explore the unspoiled beauty on a wilderness river cruise, take in a game of volleyball, or simply relax on our fancy beaches.

South Florida Museum, Bishop Planetarium and Parker Manatee Aquarium - The facility includes a Florida History Museum showcasing Florida aboriginal artifacts, fossils and paleontological materials, and local cultural history. The 60,000-gallon Manatee Aquarium houses two live manatees. A 220-seat Planetarium features educational astronomy star shows and entertaining laser light shows, and rooftop observatory.

Everglades Museum - The Museum of the Everglades is located in Everglades City, Florida just off the circle in the center of town. A showcase for the history of the Everglades region, the Museum presents the story of 2,000 years of human habitation with artifacts and period photographs. Education programs, lectures and events are presented throughout the year.

Edison & Ford Winter Estates - Information on the lives, friendships, inventions and fascinating history behind two of the worlds most remarkable men.  Visit the estates of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford in the heart of the City of Fort Myers, Florida, the City of Palms. 

A Dolphin World - You can swim with the dolphins in Southeast Florida. Structured, Natural, and Wild Dolphin Swim programs available. Also providing 1 to 4 day Marine Animal Vacations which can include the dolphin swim programs, ocean snorkel trip, environmental and crocodile tour.

Broadway Palm Dinner Theater - The dinner theatre accommodates 450 guests, and features eight professional theatrical productions each season, along with an award-winning buffet.

Caribbean Gardens - Experience animals from apes to zebras up-close inside a 52-acre botanical garden. Watch wildlife footage from the world's conservation organizations, along with big cats in the Safari Canyon live animal/multimedia show. Audio tours; Primate Expedition Cruise; Scales & Tails Show; Alligator Bay and lots more.

Conservancy of Southwest Florida - Explore Southwest Florida's natural environment through hands-on exhibits, special programs and presentations, nature trails, boat tours, canoe and kayak rentals.

Swamp Buggy Races - Florida Sports Park is the home of the world famous Swamp Buggy races held every March, May and October, and many other racing, sporting, cultural and social events.

Enjoy live music and dancing, swimming pool and sun decks, games, bars and clubs, and Las Vegas style casino onboard the cruise. Upon arrival in the Bahamas, passengers can enjoy unique shops, beautiful beaches, the Isle of Capri casino, tours, and more.

Butterfly World - Amidst thousands of flowers, tropical plants, waterfalls, gardens, and classical music, Butterfly World is a unique, breath-taking site that is one of Florida's leading tourist attractions. It is also a popular "field trip" for tens of thousands of school children yearly.

Lowe Art Museum - The Lowe Art Museum is located on the University of Miami campus in Coral Gables, Florida.  The Museum features 13 exhibits annually with a collection spanning 5,000 years of art.

IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum - The IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame's Museum captures the thrill, beauty and universal appeal of recreational fishing. This new 60,000-sq.ft. building houses 7 galleries, a 4-acre wetland, a virtual reality fishing experience, marina, and a 12,000-book Library of Fishes. Plus the remarkable film "Journeys."

Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens - With its tranquil pine forests, 200 acre Morikami Park is a well-loved landmark in Delray Beach, Florida. The park includes the only museum in the United States dedicated exclusively to the living culture of Japan. It also offers Japanese style gardens, nature trails, sparkling lakes and ponds teeming with colorful carp and turtles, cascading waterfalls, shaded picnic pavilions and a rare bonsai collection of miniature trees.

Old School Square Cultural Arts Center - Restored from its historic roots as Delray Elementary (c. 1913) and Delray High School (c. 1925), the facilities house the Cornell Museum of Art and History, the Crest Theatre and Vintage Gymnasium.

Ernest Hemingway Home - Hemingway owned the home from 1931 until his passing in 1961. The Spanish Colonial style home was constructed of native rock hewn from the grounds and boasts the first pool built in Key West.

Key West Aquarium - The Aquarium, built in 1934, features sea turtles, sharks, games and tropical fish that are native to the waters of Key West.

Deering Estate at Cutler - The 420-acre Deering Estate at Cutler is a center for education and recreation. The Estate offers informative tours of lush natural areas where fossil bones have been found from as far back as 50,000 years, and of some of South Florida's earliest buildings dating from 1896.

Gatorpark - Narrated tours with professional guides let you experience the unique natural beauty of the Everglades. See alligator nests, an Indian fish camp and observe wildlife in their natural habitat.

Miami Seaquarium - Home of Lolita the Killer Whale and TV Superstar Flipper. See 100 species of sea life, endangered Florida manatees and sea turtles.

Monkey Jungle - Escape on a jungle safari. Explore the wilds of South America and Asia. Witness crab-eating monkeys diving for treats. Delve into the lush, tropical Amazonian Rainforest filled with hundreds of exotic monkeys. Enjoy the antics at the Orangutans' Asiatic Ape Exhibit.

Mounts Botanical Garden - Palm Beach County's oldest and largest public garden.  Mounts' gardens and programs provide the best horticultural and botanical information available related to South Florida's unique plants and environment.  Tropical and subtropical plants from six continents grace Mounts' 14 acres, from arid-land plants to aquatics to edible landscapes.

Xtreme Indoor Karting - Xtreme Indoor Karting is one of the fastest indoor go-karting tracks in the country. At adrenalin pumping speeds up to 45 mph on our 1/2 mile asphalt indoor track, 120 interactive arcade games, 5 conference rooms (2 with a skybox view of the track), and our Finish Line Sports Bar, it is definitely a must-see for all tourists coming in the South Florida area.

Parrot Jungle - Parrot Jungle and Gardens, is a world famous bird sanctuary, wildlife habitat and botanical garden. Today, Parrot Jungle is a lush botanical wonderland and home to over 1,100 birds and other animals.

Museum of Discovery and Science - The museum features 85,000 square feet of interactive hands-on exhibits. You can also see the world's largest living captive Atlantic coral reef on public display. The museum is also home to the Blockbuster IMAX Theater.

Coral Castle - Coral Castle is considered a National Historic Site which has been featured numerous times on TV. Created by Latvian Ed Leedskalnin in 1923, it features a nine-ton gate and one-of-a-kind sundial.

Everglades Alligator Farm - South Florida's oldest alligator farm, at the entrance of Everglades National Park, contains more than 3,000 alligators. Airboat tours offered.

Broward Center for the Performing Arts - Broward County's  Center for the Performing Arts is a comprehensive regional arts & entertainment facility which presents a complete range of entertainment including Broadway musicals, plays, dance, drama, symphony and opera, blues, jazz, film, lecture, pop concerts, comedy, children's theater, and more.

Audubon House and Gardens - The Audubon House & Tropical Gardens offer a relaxing, educational environment for families and visitors of all ages.  A visit to the Audubon House & Tropical Gardens is an exploration into local history and folklore, while the gardens offer a lush one-acre view of tropical foliage. 

Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum - The Harry S Truman Little White House in Key West was built in 1890 as the first officer's quarters on the naval station.  Visitors can enjoy daily guided tours and a botanical garden.  The house also offers a gift shop. 

Florida Stage -  Florida Stage is a professional live theatre company producing the best new work in American theatre by our finest contemporary playwrights.

Fairchild Tropical Garden - Fairchild Tropical Garden iss one of the world's preeminent botanic gardens, with extensive collections of rare tropical plants including palms, cycads, flowering trees and vines.

Historical Museum of Southern Florida - Ten thousand years ago, humans first wandered into South Florida. Since then, the region has become a fascinating place, attracting visitors and residents from near and far. Discover why here.

Miami Museum of Science -  Experience special exhibits, including "Smithsonian Expeditions: Exploring Latin American & the Caribbean." Slide, swing and tumble in our "Gravity Playground" for tots. Challenge your senses with interactive demos. Visit rare birds and reptiles in the Wildlife Center. Climb the rock wall. Play virtual basketball. Or sit back and relax under the Planetarium Dome for transport to the stars.

Flagler Museum - Upon completion in 1902, Whitehall, Henry Flagler's Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach, was hailed as "more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world." Today Whitehall, recently named a National Historic Landmark, is open as the Flagler Museum.

Norton Museum of Art - The Norton Museum of Art is a major cultural attraction in Florida. The Museum is internationally distinguished for its permanent collection featuring European, American, Chinese and Contemporary art, photography, Renaissance through Baroque and works on paper.

Sunshine Water Sports of P.C. - Tourist information. We have all kinds of water sports activities like jet ski rentals & tours, dolphin tours and encounters, boat tours to Shell Island, parasailing, banana boat rides. Along with a list of other things to do, hotels, restaurants, and night life. Every thing you need to know about the area.

Panhandle Pioneer Settlement - The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of rural Florida. The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement offers guests the opportunity to see Florida life as it was around the turn of the century.

Camp Gordon Johnston Museum - The Camp Gordon Johnston Association has undertaken the task of building a Museum to preserve the memory of the Amphibious soldiers who trained and served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

The Zoo in Gulf Breeze - Visit one of the most unique and friendly zoos in America.  A wildlife experience awaits you with over 700 animals surrounded by botanical gardens.

Adventures Unlimited Outdoor Center - Discover the fun of Canoeing, Kayaking, Tubing, and Camping  down clear, swift flowing streams past secluded, sugar-white beaches, through the Blackwater River State Forest of Northwest Florida.

Coconut Creek Family Entertainment - Coconut Creek Family Entertainment offers two 18-hole miniature golf courses, a giant human size maze and bumper boats.

National Museum of Naval Aviation - The National Museum of Naval Aviation is one of the largest and most beautiful air and space museums in the world. Share in the excitement of Naval Aviation's rich history. See over 140 beautifully restored aircraft representing Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard Aviation. 

Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida - The Visual Arts Center of Northwest Florida is located in downtown Panama City, Florida.

Gulf World Marine Park - Gulf World Marine Park features dolphin shows, scuba shows, sea lion shows and tropical bird shows.  Visitors can enjoy a stroll through a 20,000 sq.ft. indoor Tropical Gardens, visit the sting ray petting pool, otter, iguana, alligator, penguin and sea lion exhibits.

Pensacola Museum of Art - Located in historic Pensacola in the Old City Jail Building, the PMA operates as a public, non-profit educational institution encouraging awareness of and creativity in the visual arts through diverse programs including 18 annual exhibitions, workshops, lectures and films.

Sam's Fun City - The fun never ends, at Sam’s Fun City. Located in the heart of Pensacola.  Sam’s Fun City offers family fun for all ages including a water park, arcade games, laser tag, simulators and indoor rides.

Suwannee Music Park - Suwannee Music Park offers campsites, fully furnished luxury treehouse, cabins, festivals, horseback riding, canoeing, lake and restaurant.

Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science - The Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science is located in a 52-acre outdoor museum located on a chain of lakes.  The museum features a natural habitat zoo, which is home to Florida'a native wildlife, historic buildings, nature trail, 1880s farmstead, hands-on discovery center, animal exhibits, educational programs, and more.

Tallahassee Antique Car Museum - The Tallahassee Antique Car Museum features more than 85 rare automobiles, the original Batmobiles, pedal cars, boat motors dating back to 1908, Indian artifacts, motorcycles, cash registers, golf collections, and more.

Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory - The Gulf Speciment Marine Laboratory features a 30,000 gallon aquarium with sea anemones, sharks, sea turtles, sea horses, crabs, sea stars and more. 

Jacksonville Zoological Gardens - The Jacksonville Zoo offers an array of wildlife wonders and interactive experiences. The zoo is home to over 900 rare and exotic creatures.

Lightner Museum - Relics of America's Gilded Age are elegantly exhibited on the museum's three floors. Costumes, furnishings, mechanical musical instruments and other artifacts give you a glimpse into 19th century daily life.

Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse in the United States - Located near the City Gates, The Old School House is a surviving expression of another time. Built over 200 years ago, while Florida was under the rule of Imperial Spain, it was constructed of red cedar and cypress and put together with wooden pegs and handmade nails.

Ponce De Leon's Fountain of Youth - Ponce de Leon landed in St. Augustine in 1513 searching for a Fountain of Youth.  Visitors can stroll the gardens, explore the excavations, see the life-sized exhibits and planetarium, and drink from the pre-historic Indian Spring Ponce de Leon hoped was the Fountain of Youth.

Potter's Wax Museum - Located in the heart of Historic Saint Augustine, the Potter's Wax Museum features over 160 wax figures.

Ripley's Believe it or not Museum  - Over 750 exhibits to fascinate, delight and entertain the entire family! Featured in St. Augustine you will find a gigantic Ferris Wheel, made by Meccano, Inc. , the world's largest moving erector model containing 19,507 pieces standing 21.3' tall. See Beauregard, a Six legged cow and lots more.

St Augustine Alligator Farm - Visit one of Florida's oldest and finest attractions featuring the rare white alligator. See all 23 species of crocodilians from around the world, and an array of exotic birds and animals.

St Augustine Lighthouse - Climb to the top of the 165' tower. See the working first order Fresnel lens. Learn how the lightkeepers lived through living history activities and exhibits. See and touch artifacts from shipwrecks lost in the treacherous St. Augustine inlet.

Jungle Adventures - Jungle Adventures is a 20-acre park and wildlife sanctuary.  Experience wild animal exhibits as they entertain with their playful antics.  Hold a baby alligator and touch a Florida panther.  See alligators being fed.  Take a ride on the wild side! Cruise through an alligator-inhabited swamp.

Port Canaveral - Port Canaveral is the world's second largest cruise port offering multi-day cruise itineraries as well as daily gaming vessels. Watch a space shuttle launch while enjoying the port's various amenities. Recreational facilities include public parks, boat ramps, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, camping, a 1200-ft. fishing pier, and beaches.

Ace of Hearts Ranch - The Ace of Hearts Ranch offers horseback trail rides, beach rides, log cabin getaways, horse camps, day trips and lots more. 

Daytona International Speedway - DAYTONA USA is a one-of-kind interactive motorsports attraction, which features a variety of hands-on activities featuring both advanced technology and historical elements. The Official Attraction of NASCAR is a high-energy experience designed to appeal to everyone, regardless of their level of racing knowledge or enthusiasm.

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution - Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution, Inc. is a not-for-profit research institution employing nearly 300 marine researchers, engineers, and ship submersible crews to carry out research in marine biomedical areas, marine science and biology, and marine engineering. Harbor Branch's main 500-acre campus near Fort Pierce, Florida is home to three ships, three submersibles and one of the largest facilities of its kind in the world.

Brevard Museum of Art and Science - The Brevard Museum of Art and Science is located in Old Eau Gallie, one of Brevard County's historic districts and one block from the Indian River. The focal point of an ever-expanding artistic and cultural center, Brevard Museum of Art is committed to the creation, exhibition, collection, preservation and appreciation of the visual arts.

Brevard Zoo - Stroll through the shaded boardwalks of Latin America, Native Florida and Australia, featuring an outback habitat and free flight aviary. The zoo features over 400 animals , representing 120 species, including alligator, crocodile, giant anteater, tapir, marmoset, eagle, river otter, exotic birds and more.

Astronaut Hall of Fame - Come live the human side of space like you never imagined you could - complete with the sights, sounds and experiences of the real astronauts who first ventured into the frontiers of space.  Explore the world's largest collection of astronaut artifacts and see remarkable displays, exhibits and tributes dedicated to the heroes of Mercury, Gemini and Apollo.

Kennedy Space Center - The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex provides an exhilarating and educational experience of the space program.  Whether touring the Rocket Garden, or boarding a full-scale replica of the Space Shuttle Explorer, visitors are guaranteed to gain a new perspective on the incredible feats accomplished by the space program.

Mckee Botanical Gardens - McKee Botanical Gardens has an outstanding collection of native and exotic tropical plants, ponds and waterways, a gift shop, café and educational building. Guided tours available.

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