Museums

Amelia Island Museum of History
233 S. Third St.
Fernandina Beach,  Florida  32034
Phone: 904-261-7378

Housed in the former Nassau County Jail, the museum is unique as it is a spoken history museum. Guides perform tours of the museum and the historic district while offering fascinating insights and stories about the rich history of the island and its people. The museum,re-opened after major rennovation and expansion with all new exhibits, is available for self-guided touring and/or guided tours. The soon to open resource library will allow accces to precious artifacts and historic documents.

Appleton Museum of Art
4333 N.E. Silver Springs Blvd.
Ocala,  Florida  34470
Phone: 352-236-7100

Florida's largest year round lineup of internationally acclaimed special exhibitions. Permanent collections feature: International Contemporary Art, a renowned collection of 19th Century European paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts dramatically displayed in the French Salon-style, antiquities, West African, pre-Columbian and Asian art. Movies, workshops, lectures and special events.

Boca Raton Museum of Art
501 Plaza Real, Mizner Park
Boca Raton,  Florida  33432
Phone: 561-392-2500

The Boca Raton Museum of Art is the anchor of art and culture in South Palm Beach County, and is located in downtown Boca Raton in beautiful Mizner Park. The Museum has a permanent collection of more than 4,000 works and offers world-class traveling exhibitions from acclaimed and emerging artists. Group tours available. Films, lectures, Curator tours, children's programs and family days are also offered at the Museum.

Colonial Spanish Quarter
53 St. George St.
St. Augustine,  Florida  32085
Phone: 904-825-6830

This living history museum brings to life the world of the early Spanish colonists in a military town. Visit with the soldiers and their families and learn about their daily lives. You may also meet various craftspeople, such as a candlemaker, leatherworker, herbalist, blacksmith or carpenter.

Court House Cultural Center Gallery
80 E. Ocean Blvd.
Stuart,  Florida  34994
Phone: 772-287-6676

The Historic Martin County Court House Cultural Center hosts seven fine arts exhibits annually, featuring locally and nationally known artists. Home to the Arts Council, it serves as an arts and cultural information center to the community. This 1937 WPA project designed by architect L. Phillip Clarke, is a rare example of post-depression Art Deco. The Arts Council also coordinate many events each year, including ArtsFest - a 2 day fine arts, crafts and music show, and a boat poker run.

Edison-Ford Winter Estates
2350 McGregor Blvd.
Fort Myers,  Florida  33901
Phone: 239-334-3614
Toll-Free: 888-377-9475

Historic homes, botanical garden, museum, laboratory. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the estates of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. See inside their homes and view spectacular gardens used in Edison's research. Tour Edison's research laboratory, then marvel at the collection of artifacts, antique cars and hundreds of inventions in the museum. Save time for a river cruise.

Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
907 Whitehead St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-294-1136

Ernest Hemingway penned most of his greatest work while residing in this tranquil environment. Experience a step back in time with a guided tour of his estate or a leisurely browse through the tropical gardens where one of America's greatest authors created a unique legacy. The museum is the home of over fifty cats, some of which have six toes. The one-acre of gardens makes an excellent venue for weddings and parties and is available for day or evening events. Please check our website for info.

Explorations V Children's Museum
109 N. Kentucky Ave.
Lakeland,  Florida  33801
Phone: 863-687-3869

Three floors of kid-powered exhibits. Pilot a space shuttle, perform on stage, forecast the weather, broadcast the news or visit far off lands in our Impressions Gallery. And, that's not all. Explorations V Children's Museum provides a "please touch" odyssey fueled by imagination, exploration and creativity and discovery. A hands-on, fun-filled adventure in learning for children and their families.

Flagler Museum
Cocoanut Row and Whitehall Way
Palm Beach,  Florida  33480
Phone: 561-655-2833

Completed 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, a National Historic Landmark, is open to the public as the Flagler Museum. The Museum features guided tours, Flagler's private railcar, permanent and changing exhibits, and special programs, such as lectures, concerts, and holiday events. The Whitehall Café serves a Gilded Age Tea from Thanksgiving to Easter.

Flagler Station Over-Sea Railway Historeum
901 Caroline St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-295-3562
Toll-Free: 800-868-7482

Flagler Station Over-Sea Railway Historeum® Museum. In 1912, oil magnate Henry Flagler completed his Over- Sea Railway, 130 miles out to sea. Relive this engineering miracle and discover what it took in lives, money and resources to bring the Florida East Coast Railroad to Key West. Live storytellers, rare footage, photos and artifacts combine to make this a fun and educational experience.

Florida Holocaust Museum
55 Fifth St. S.
St. Petersburg,  Florida  33701
Phone: 727-820-0100
Toll-Free: 800-960-7448

Situated in St. Petersburg’s museum district, the Florida Holocaust Museum is one of the largest Holocaust Museums in the United States. The first of three floors contains a permanent exhibition," History, Heritage and Hope," featuring an original boxcar used during the Holocaust. The second floor features changing exhibitions about the Holocaust and genocide from artists throughout the world. The third floor contains an art gallery, library/resource center, classrooms and a multi-purpose room.

Florida International Museum
100 Second St. N.
St. Petersburg,  Florida  33701
Phone: 727-822-3693
Toll-Free: 800-777-9882

We bring the world to you! A Smithsonian Institution affiliate. Opening February 19th - Diana, A Celebration - An award-winning exhibit celebrating the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales. “Diana, A Celebration” showcases 150 objects, including her Royal Wedding Gown, 28 designer gowns, personal possessions, letters and film footage from Diana’s childhood and her adult public life. The critically acclaimed exhibit comes directly from the Althorp Estate in England.

Florida Museum of Natural History
S.W. 34th St. and Hull Rd.
Gainesville,  Florida  32611
Phone: 352-846-2000

In the Hall of Florida Fossils: Evolution of Life and Land guests learn about Florida’s fossils and geologic and environmental changes over 65 million years. South Florida People & Environments explain the story of native people in South Florida and their environments. Northwest Florida: Waterways and Wildlife displays a full-sized replica of a North Florida limestone cave. The Butterfly Rainforest houses hundreds of living butterflies, waterfalls and tropical plants.

Flying Tigers Warbird Restoration Museum
231 N. Hoagland Blvd.
Kissimmee,  Florida  34741
Phone: 407-933-1942

A working restoration facility and aviation museum that allows visitors to see, smell and touch the history many have only heard about. Tour the restoration projects with knowledgeable guides. Dozens of WWII and vintage airplanes on display; as well as memorabilia, armament displays, and gift shop. Warbird Flights available adjacent to the Museum.

Harry S. Truman Little White House Museum
111 Front St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-294-9911
Toll-Free: 800-868-7482

Visit one of the most historical places in South Florida – the functioning White House of President Harry Truman, used for 175 days of his presidency. Also used by Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. Guided tours, presidential gift shop and free exhibitions and free garden tour.

Henry B. Plant Museum
401 W. Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa,  Florida  33606
Phone: 813-254-1891

In the heart of downtown Tampa, discover a museum that transports you to turn-of-the century Florida. The Henry B. Plant Museum is housed in the building that was once the Tampa Bay Hotel and is now a National Historic Landmark. This quintessential Victorian palace features unique Moorish revival architecture, opulent furnishings and spectacular tropical gardens. Live-theater at 2:00 p.m. on Sundays (Sept.-May). Victorian Christmas Stroll during the month of December.

IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum
300 Gulf Stream Way
Dania Beach,  Florida  33004
Phone: 954-922-4212

IGFA headquarters includes the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame & Museum, marina, four-acre living wetlands, virtual reality fishing,live alligators and a discovery room for small children. Rentals and birthday parties available.

Imaginarium Hands-On Museum
2000 Cranford Ave.
Fort Myers,  Florida  33916
Phone: 239-337-3332

Enjoy over sixty fun - filled, hands - on exhibits, for children and adults alike, including a hurricane simulator, an outdoor lagoon, reptile retreat, Exploring the Everglades exhibit, and much, much more. Daily Hands - On Fun Programs and 3D Shows. Museum Store and Café Imaginarium with great food and snacks.

Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art
333 N. Laura St.
Jacksonville,  Florida  32202
Phone: 904-366-6911

The Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art is the largest modern and contemporary art museum in the Southeast. The permanent collection consists of works in a wide range of media, representing prominent national and international artists of the 20th and 21st century. The ArtExplorium Loft family learning center and adjoining classrooms offer exciting educational programming for a wide audience. JMOMA's film series and lectures are offered in the 125-seat theater. Café Nola is open for lunch daily during the week (Mon. – Fri.) and the Museum Shop carries jewelry, pottery, glass and much more from local, national and international artists.

Jewish Museum of Florida
301 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach,  Florida  33139
Phone: 305-672-5044

Housed in a beautifully restored historic Art Deco building that was formerly a synagogue, the Museum collects, preserves and interprets nearly 250 years of the Florida Jewish experience. "MOSAIC" core exhibit and temporary exhibits that change three times a year, as well as films, public programs, Research Center and store.

Junior Museum -- The Adventure Place
1731 Jenks Ave.
Panama City,  Florida  32405
Phone: 850-769-6128

Hands-on science and history museum for all ages Pioneer homestead and nature trail exhibits outdoors and Nature's Corner, Discovery Depot (for toddlers), Imagine Me, Body Works, and Hands-On Science rooms indoors. Seasonal and traveling exhibits Sept. - May. There's something for everyone at the "Adventure Place" in Panama City.

Key West Shipwreck Historeum
One Whitehead St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-292-8990
Toll-Free: 800-868-7482

Step back to the Key West of 1856 and discover the treacherous world of shipwrecking and how it made Key West the richest city in the United States. Live actors, artifacts, laser technology and a 60' lookout tower make the experience one-of-a-kind.

Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami
1301 Stanford Dr.
Coral Gables,  Florida  33124
Phone: 305-284-3535

Opened in 1952, Miami-Dade's oldest art museum comprises the region's most comprehensive collection of western and non-western art from ancient to contemporary: Italian Renaissance & Baroque; Greco-Roman antiquities; American; European; African; Asian; Ancient and Native American.

Miami Museum of Science & Planetarium
3280 S. Miami Ave.
Miami,  Florida  33129
Phone: 305-646-4200

Don your explorer's hat and prepare for adventure with changing, hands-on exhibitions; Planetarium shows; the Wildlife Center with birds of prey and reptiles; and "Smithsonian Expeditions," featuring rare artifacts from our nation's museum. It's hands-on fun for all ages! Centrally located, just minutes from the Beaches, airport and seaport.

Museum of Arts and Sciences and Center for Florida History
1040 Museum Blvd.
Daytona Beach,  Florida  32114
Phone: 386-255-0285

Located in a beautiful 90-acre natural setting in Daytona Beach, the Museum of Arts and Sciences is the primary art, history and science museum of the Fun Coast. Visitors will see vast changing and permanent exhibitions which include Coca-Cola® memorabilia, railroad cars, teddy bears and race cars; fine examples of 18th, 19th and 20th century furniture, paintings, sculpture and decorative arts; the "best collection of Cuban art outside Havana"; a 13-foot-tall giant ground sloth skeleton and more.

Museum of Discovery and Science/Blockbuster® IMAX® Theater
401 S.W. Second St.
Fort Lauderdale,  Florida  33312
Phone: 954-467-6637

There is always something new happening at the Museum of Discovery and Science. You can hang out with bats, turtles and sharks. Meet our new baby alligators. Have the time of your life exploring over 200 fascinating interactive exhibits. See the largest living captive Atlantic coral reef in the U.S. Visit the Discovery Center, Electric Space, Florida EcoScapes and Runways to Rockets. Immerse yourself in a five-story giant screen adventure at the Blockbuster® IMAX® Theater.

Museums and Nature Center of Crane Point
5550 Overseas Hwy., Bayside MM 50
Marathon,  Florida  33050
Phone: 305-743-9100

The Florida Keys Land & Sea Trust is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the protection of the natural heritage of the Florida Keys. One of the prime acqusitions of the Land Trust is The Museums and Nature Center of Crane Point. A crown jewel in the Florida Keys. Walk back in time on property that houses a natural history museum, children's museum, aquatic-life touch tanks, and trails on 64 acres of thatch palm hammock. Trolley Tours are available. Call for reservations.

Navy SEAL Museum
3300 N. S.R. A1A (N. Hutchinson Island)
Fort Pierce,  Florida  34949
Phone: 772-595-5845

The Navy SEAL Museum is the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to the elite warriors of Naval Special Warfare: Scouts and Raiders, Naval Combat Demolition Units (NCDU), Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT), and Sea-Air-Land Teams (SEAL). Visit many outdoor exhibits on the site of the original Navy Frogman training grounds. Inside the museum exhibits highlighting each conflict from WWII to present are displayed. The museum theater presents Naval Special Warfare videos.

Old Dillard Museum
1009 N.W. 4th St.
Fort Lauderdale,  Florida  33311
Phone: 754-322-8828

Historic voyage back in time to appreciate the rich heritage, contributions, and influence of Ft. Lauderdale's black community. Historical and cultural artifacts showcase a comprehensive representation of the lifestyle and accomplishments of community members. A national registered landmark. c1924. The "Colored School" was the first school for African-American children in Ft. Lauderdale. A Jazz Gallery dedicated to former music teacher, "Cannonball" Adderly also graces the museum.

Old School Square Cultural Arts Center
51 N. Swinton Ave.
Delray Beach,  Florida  33444
Phone: 561-243-7922

Old School Square is a National Historic Site 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, Crest Theatre and Vintage Gymnasium featuring world-class exhibits, performances and arts education programs, as well as meeting, workshop, reception and event space. The outdoor Entertainment Pavilion hosts a variety of community events and offers concert, film and festival opportunities.

Oldest House and Wreckers Museum
322 Duval St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-294-9502

Built circa 1829, this is the oldest house in South Florida and was once the home of harbor pilot Capt. Francis B. Watlington. Relive Key West's wrecking days through photographs, documents, ship models and a "light up" locator map of 19th-century wrecks. See the natural beauty of The Rosemary Austin Memorial Garden.

Oldest House Museum Complex
14 St. Francis St.
St. Augustine,  Florida  32084
Phone: 904-824-2872

The Oldest House Museum Complex features the Gonzalez-Alvarez House, Florida's oldest surviving Spanish Colonial dwelling. The complex also includes the Manucy Museum, the only exhibit in St. Augustine covering 400 years of the city's history; the Museum of Florida's Military, an exhibition gallery with rotating exhibits, an ornamental garden, picnic tables, and the Museum Store, which carries unique items and an outstanding selection of books relating to the history of the area.

Orange County Regional History Center
65 E. Central Blvd.
Orlando,  Florida  32801
Phone: 407-836-8500
Toll-Free: 800-965-2030

Housed in the restored 1927 Orange County Courthouse, the Orange County Regional History Center combines the charm of Florida's rich history with the grandeur of the changing metropolis in downtown Orlando. Voted "Best Museum" three years in a row, the History Center has become one of Central Florida's premiere cultural attractions with interactive children's programs, evening receptions and events for the entire family.

Orlando Museum of Art
2416 N. Mills Ave.
Orlando,  Florida  32803-1483
Phone: 407-896-4231

Cited by Newsweek as one of the best art museums in the south. The Orlando Museum of Art's oustanding permanent collections of American art, art of the ancient Americas and African art, world-class temporary exhibitions, interactive gallery activities, educational programs and fascinating Museum Shop appeal to visitors of all ages.

Polk Museum of Art
800 E. Palmetto St.
Lakeland,  Florida  33801
Phone: 863-688-7743

Polk Museum of Art features nine galleries on two floors including pre-Columbian artifacts, an outdoor sculpture garden, and seven addtional galleries of changing exhibits, works from the permanent collection and works by Polk County school students. Accredited by the American Association of Museums. Art classes for adults and children are offered year round. Fully accessible.

Potter's Wax Museum
17 King St.
St. Augustine,  Florida  32084
Phone: 904-829-9056
Toll-Free: 800-584-4781

George L. Potter's famous collection of lifelike wax figures awaits you. Fun and educational, you'll interact with over 160 "cool" wax stars. New additions all the time. See the comical theater show and working artist's studio. Shop the new gift shop for your favorite collectibles. A great family vacation attraction value.

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum
19 San Marco Ave.
St. Augustine,  Florida  32084
Phone: 904-824-1606

The original Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum features over 800 exhibits of unique and unusual oddities and curiosities, many from Robert Ripley's private collection. Ripley's St. Augustine is in the "Castle Warden," an 1887 historic Moorish Revival-style mansion located at the edge of St. Augustine's historic district. Explore our interactive galleries and cultural artifacts then stop in the new Cargo Hold Gift Shop featuring exciting merchandise from around the world.

Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art
S.W. 34th St. and Hull Rd.
Gainesville,  Florida  32611
Phone: 352-392-9826

Located on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, the Harn Museum of Art is one of the largest university art museums in the southeastern United States. Along with important loans from other sources, the museum's permanent collections feature American, African, pre-Columbian, Asian, and contemporary works of art. The museum offers a broad range of programs from film and lecture series to workshops and performances.

Schoolhouse Children's Museum
129 E. Ocean Ave.
Boynton Beach,  Florida  33435
Phone: 561-742-6780

Schoolhouse Children's Museum...Where Florida's history comes alive. Hands-on, interactive exhibits for kids two to the age of 92. Explore, discover, have fun. A child's paradise – a parent's dream. Play like the olden days…drive the milk truck and milk a cow at the dairy barn, shop at the general store, ride the tractor and load the conveyor at “Pepper Patch Farm,” talk to an animatronics robot at the lighthouse, build a body at doctor’s office and so much more… Save time for Kids Kingdom Playground.

South Florida Museum
201 - 10th St. W.
Bradenton,  Florida  34206
Phone: 941-746-4131

The South Florida Museum is a comprehensive facility telling Florida's story from prehistoric times to the present. Outstanding features include: life-size dioramas; 19-foot high mastodon skeleton, medical wing, maritime exhibits, gallery, Spanish Plaza and Snooty, the oldest living manatee born in captivity. Snooty playfully entertains visitors from his 60,000 gallon pool.

Southeast Museum of Photography
1200 W. International Speedway (Daytona Beach Community College)
Daytona Beach,  Florida  32114
Phone: 386-254-4475

The Southeast Museum of Photography is an internationally renowned collection and exhibition of the best in historical and contemporary photography. International exhibitions of photojournalism, fine art, portraiture, landscape, commercial and documentary are supplemented by artist lectures, workshops and public programs.

Southwest Florida Museum of History
2300 Peck St.
Fort Myers,  Florida  33901
Phone: 239-332-5955

Visit the "Land of Giants: Paleo Florida" and see the giant creatures who lived with the first humans in Southwest Florida. Proceed through time into the 21st century with the people and events who shared a common thread with those who visit and live in the area today. Then visit a 1929 Pullman railcar, a Cracker House, and, in October 2002, a restored AT-6 airplane. Weekly walking tours of historic downtown Ft. Myers weather permitting. Traveling exhibits that change throughout year.

Stranahan House
335 S.E. Sixth Ave.
Fort Lauderdale,  Florida  33301
Phone: 954-524-4736

Visit the past when you tour this delightfully restored Florida vernacular "Cracker" style home. This landmark has been the city's trading post, town hall and post office. Guided tours available.

Tallahassee Automobile Museum
3550 Mahan Dr.
Tallahassee,  Florida  32308
Phone: 850-942-0137

Winner of the National AACA Award: Museum of the Year for preservation of antique cars. The museum offers a look at more than 80 rare automobiles including an 1894 Duryea, 1931 Duesenberg, the Tucker, Batmobiles plus vintage, antique, classic and muscle cars. You will also see a variety of collections including boat motors dating back to 1908, antique cash registers, Indian artifacts, baseball cards, sports memorabilia, knives, motorcycles, perfume bottles, glass baby bottles and much more.

Tampa Bay History Center
225 S. Franklin St.
Tampa,  Florida  33602
Phone: 813-228-0097

Experience the rich heritage and diverse 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. Admission is free.

Tampa Museum of Art
600 N. Ashley Dr.
Tampa,  Florida  33602
Phone: 813-274-8130

Located downtown along the scenic Hillsborough River, the Tampa Museum of Art provides a broad range of art-related experiences for visitors of all ages. The Museum collection includes twentieth-century and contemporary art and a renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities. A changing special exhibitions program provides a lively mix of classical and contemporary shows.

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
445 N. Park Ave.
Winter Park,  Florida  32789
Phone: 407-645-5311

The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art houses the world's most comprehensive collection of the works of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933), including jewelry, pottery, paintings, art glass, leaded-glass windows and lamps, and the chapel interior he designed for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The museum's holdings include a major collection of American Art Pottery and representative collections of late 19th century American painting, graphics and decorative arts.

The DeLand Museum of Art
600 N. Woodland Blvd.
DeLand,  Florida  32720
Phone: 386-734-4371

The Gold Coast Railroad Museum
12450 S.W. 152nd St.
Miami,  Florida  33177
Phone: 305-253-0063
Toll-Free: 888-60TRAIN

Unique, historical, educational. National Historic Landmark: armor plated "Ferdinand Magellan" Presidential railcar built for F.D.R. in WWII. Trainshed protects from sun or rain. 40+ pieces. Steam and Diesel locomotives. Pre and post WWII passenger cars. Vista-Dome "California Zephyr" stainless steel streamliner. Steam Crane. Freight cars. Model trains exhibit. Museum Store. Free admission to N.A.S. Richmond Airship Base photo exhibit. Full and narrow gauge train rides scheduled on certain weekends.

The Mennello Museum of American Folk Art
900 E. Princeton St.
Orlando,  Florida  32803
Phone: 407-246-4278

The Mennello Museum of American Folk Art is Florida's only museum dedicated to preserving and exhibiting works created by American folk artists. The Museum houses paintings by self-taught artist, Earl Cunningham, Sybil Gibson, Elijah Pierce and many others. The Museum also hosts traveling exhibitions and has an outdoor sculpture garden.

The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
4000 Morikami Park Rd.
Delray Beach,  Florida  33446
Phone: 561-495-0233

Discover Florida's heritage and connection with Japan. Spectacular gallery exhibitions, Japanese gardens, world-class bonsai display, annual festivals, Asian cafe and distinctive gift shop. Directions: I-95 South to Linton Blvd., W. to Jog Rd., off Jog between Linton Blvd. and Clint Moore Rd.

The Museum of the Everglades
105 Broadway Ave. W.
Everglades City,  Florida  34139
Phone: 239-695-0008

The Museum of the Everglades welcomes today's visitors with exciting new exhibits about the creation of a town deep in the Florida Everglades, the building of the Tamiami Trail and details on some of the area's storytellers and characters. The frontier village was home to Seminole Indians and rugged trailblazers, pioneers and plume hunters. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4 pm. Admission is free Donations are welcome.

The National Museum of Naval Aviation
1750 Radford Blvd.
Pensacola,  Florida  32508
Phone: 850-453-2389
Toll-Free: 800-327-5002

Free admission to one of the largest aviation museums in the world! See more than 180 aircraft on display, walk through the past in the Hometown USA exhibit, take a thrilling ride in the flight simulator and see one of our incredible IMAX films. Walk through a recreation of a World War II aircraft carrier and a Pacific airbase. From March through November, see the Navy's Blue Angels Flight Demonstration team practice live and in person. Check the web site for practice schedule.

The Pioneer Florida Museum & Village
15602 Pioneer Museum Rd.
Dade City,  Florida  33526
Phone: 352-567-0262

The Pioneer Florida Museum & Village was chartered by the State of Florida on April 30, 1961. It is located on a 20 - acre wooded hillside and has ten main buildings with several smaller outbuildings. All but two of the main buildings are historically significant and were moved from surrounding Pasco County communities to the museum grounds.

The Southernmost House Museum in the USA
1400 Duval St.
Key West,  Florida  33040
Phone: 305-296-3141
Toll-Free: 866-764-6633

Museum open daily. Over 225 years of documents, letters and photos from all U.S. presidents, Hemingway, Tennessee Williams and more. Spend a night in historic accommodations or host your elegant wedding or other festive event on the grounds.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
3251 S. Miami Ave. between Brickell Avenue and Coconut Grove
Miami,  Florida  33129
Phone: 305-250-9133

Italian Renaissance-style villa with more than 10 acres of formal gardens, terraces and fountains overlooking Biscayne Bay. It features 34 rooms of 15th- through 19th-century antique furnishings and decorative arts. Built by Chicago Industrialist James Deering, Vizcaya provides a unique glimpse of a vanished lifestyle in America. Vizcaya is designated a National Historic Landmark and is considered a "must see" museum in Miami.

West Volusia Historical Society
137 W. Michigan Ave.
DeLand,  Florida  32720
Phone: 386-740-6813

DeLand House Museum, built in 1886, is a resorted home filled with period furnishings. The area's history is depicted in the extensive collection of period photographs. The Conrad Center houses a library, exhibits of historical interests, photographs, newspaper clippings dating back to 1877 and 85 oral history videos. A gazebo containing the bust of Lue Gim Gong, the Citrus Wizard, is on site. Lue Gim Gong was a pioneer in developing many varieties of grapefruit and oranges that won him many honors.

WordSpring Discovery Center
11221 John Wycliffe Blvd.
Orlando,  Florida  32832
Phone: 407-852-3626

WordSpring Discovery Center offers you an opportunity to see the world and the Word in a whole new way. Immerse yourself in a living cultural adventure as you explore the history of the Bible; the world's cultures and languages; and the on-going work of Bible translation. Multimedia presentations, interactive computer simulations, audio dramas, and hands-on activities for all ages. Lunch and snacks are available in the WordSpring Cafe. The Village Shop features exotic gifts from around the world