Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Florida
4.5Disney’s Hollywood Studios(29.1k reviews) - A top favourite Saturday: 8:30 AM - 9:30 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Disney Parks & Activities
Movie magic comes to life at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, awash in the glitz and glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Step into the action with attractions based on blockbuster movies and top TV shows—including Star Wars—and delight in exciting entertainment that puts you center stage. With the vibrancy of a bustling movie set, this park features 7 sections: Hollywood Boulevard, Echo Lake, Grand Avenue, Sunset Boulevard, Commissary Lane, Toy Story Land and Animation Courtyard areas.See more..
4.5Mallory Square(14.9k reviews) - Always a good time! Saturday: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks • Parks
Welcome to Mallory Square where the fun starts and the sun sets. Everything Key West is famous for comes together in this one special place set on historic waterfront. Mallory Square is home to shops, restaurants, and many of the islands most popular attractions. Come for the day and stay into the night. There's always something happening in Mallory Square.See more..
4.5Duval Street(14.4k reviews) - Great experience Points of Interest & Landmarks
This street is the bustling heart of Key West, and a great spot to experience the city's culture and nightlife. It's filled with fantastic restaurants, lively bars, art galleries, and shops selling unique gifts, clothes, and hand-rolled cigars. And don't forget to stand in line to take a photo at the Southernmost Point Buoy, which is just a block away. In the evening, you sip on a margarita and enjoy an al fresco meal, or join a haunted pub crawl and ghost tour of the area. Visit during the shoulder season between March and May when the weather is still pleasant, and the crowds are smaller. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.0Bayside Marketplace(13.8k reviews) - great way to spend a day Saturday: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Shopping Malls
Enjoy a drink along the water (or on it), snagging a seat at one of Bayside Marketplace's big-name restaurants or setting off on a sunset cruise touring Biscayne Bay's islands.See more..
4.0Southernmost Point(12.5k reviews) - Photo Op, Nice Hike, and Coconuts Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
A colorful landmark buoy and spectacular sunsets make the southernmost spot in the Continental U.S. a special place to visit.See more..
4.5Ocean Drive(12.4k reviews) - Different Vibe in Day and Night Visits Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Sit back and people-watch as you enjoy a nice meal along this historic boulevard in Miami Beach. Besides top-notch restaurants and hotels, Ocean Drive is famous for its beautiful Art Deco buildings, so a food and cultural tour of the area is a great way to explore it. At night, you can bar hop and dance the night away in one of Ocean Drive’s nightclubs. You can have a good time and picnic at Lummus Park, which runs along the best part of the road, or bask in the sun on the iconic South Beach right behind the park. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Wynwood Walls(9.004 reviews)from $12.00 - Spray paint the walls! Saturday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Art Museums
At Wynwood Walls, you can view over 35 hand-sprayed murals and visit two street art galleries. Wonder at works by household names of the graffiti scene like Os Gemeos and many others, and take as many pictures as you like. Don't forget to pop by the gift shop for cool souvenirs afterward. The museum is located in the heart of Miami's Wynwood Art District, which is famous for its world-class street art but also boasts numerous art galleries and attractions like the Original Selfie Museum. Joining a street art tour is a great way to see all of the area's its hidden gems. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Las Olas Boulevard(6.661 reviews) - Nice trendy street to see and be seen! Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Shopping Malls
Situated along a pristine beachfront, Fort Lauderdale’s Las Olas Boulevard is a stretch filled with shops, restaurants, and bars. Pop in and out of the boutiques, take a tango class along the Riverwalk, visit the historic Stranahan House Museum, or have a picnic at Huizenga Plaza. Take your pick from over 30 al fresco dining options as well, like Rocco’s Taco and Tequila Bar, and El Camino Fort Lauderdale. With so much to see, consider exploring the area on a classic bike or segway tour, taking a craft food tour or pedibus pub crawl, or even on a gondola ride. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Harry S. Truman Little White House(6.625 reviews)from $24.69 - Dedicated caretakers of history bring the Truman Little White House to life Saturday: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
As Florida’s only presidential museum, the Harry S. Truman Little White House was the winter White House for this country's 33rd president. Truman spent 175 days during 13 vacations in the home that is filled with original furnishing and memorabilia from Truman’s days. Presidents Taft, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Carter and Clinton also used the house. Guided tours offer guests a window into the world President Truman and life of a US president.See more..
4.5St. Armands Circle(5.777 reviews) - Great customer service Saturday: 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Shopping Malls
This outdoor mall with a coastal view is a high end retail and entertainment district home to over 130 shops, restaurants and galleries. St. Armand's Circle is built on an island in Sarasota Bay adjacent to Lido Key. Its circular shape and layout is inspired by its designer John Ringling, who is famous for shaping the modern day circus—you can learn more about it through day tours around Sarasota. The shops surround a charming green park in the center—a perfect place to relax in between a full day of shopping and dining. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5St. George Street(5.746 reviews) - Photo opportunities Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Lovely old street with fabulous buildings. Easy to find, pedestrianised, yes some homeless guys drinking down the side of the road but no bother at all. Nice to wander along. We went after 5pm so street parking was free, some shops shut and we found the restaurants in this area to be very expensive.See more..
4.5Collins Avenue(5.319 reviews) - Fantastic customer service Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Collins Avenue, also known as State Road A1A, is the main shopping and hotel street in Miami Beach and runs parallel to the beach.See more..
4.5International Drive(4.769 reviews)from $24.70 - A great base Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
We stayed in a hotel on i-Drive and it’s a great location to get to all the major attraction. You can use various buses to get to all the parks, or rent vehicles. When you factor in rental, fuel and parking we opted for Uber. A lot of the restaurants and super markets are priced according to their captive market with a few exceptions- make sure you read reviews and get an idea on prices first. You can get taken off I drive and the prices are more as the locals would pay in terms of super markets.See more..
4.5John's Pass Village & Boardwalk(3.786 reviews) - Awesome little Beach town Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks
The "Pass", as locals refer to it, was created by a hurricane on September 27, 1848. A pirate, John Levique, made the first passage through the newly created pass. Hence the name, Johns Pass. Located on the waterfront at Johns Pass, this quaint turn-of-the-century fishing village is Pinellas County's #1 tourist attraction. Over one hundred merchants inhabit the Village with unique retail shopping, a variety of restaurants, the local fishing fleet, dolphin watching and shelling tours, boat rentals, parasailing and jet skiing.See more..
4.0Ybor City(3.073 reviews) - Lovely Dinner with Family Historic Sites • Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Ybor City, once the cigar capital of the world, is a vibrant neighborhood in Tampa that boasts an exciting nightlife and delicious food. You can explore the historic district on a walking tour to learn more about the architecture and immigrant history, or indulge in a food tour that takes you to Latin and soul food restaurants. As the sun sets, the area transforms into a lively entertainment district where you can do a pub crawl, dance the night away, or catch some live music. To get there, you can hop on a free streetcar from downtown. There's also a weekly local flea market. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.0Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park(2.881 reviews) - Iconic site in St. Augustine Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
Explore the 1565 Birthplace of St. Augustine and Colonial European America. Your History Starts here! Drink the legendary waters. See Stars in the Planetarium. Hear a Spanish Cannon roar. Visit the Timucua Indian Village. Learn the Archaeological History of the site. From Timucua Indians living at this site for 4,000 years to Spanish Explorers arriving in 1513 to Smithsonian institute Archaeological Digs starting in 1934, the history is amazing. Guests have been visiting this important site since 1871. Now you can too. Don't miss it!See more..
4.5Destin Harbor Boardwalk(2.474 reviews) - Great Place to Wander Around Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Destin Harbor Boardwalk is a vibrant promenade along Florida’s Emerald Coast and has plenty of fun activities. You can take a stroll along the habor and treat yourself to the freshest seafood in town, or even embark on a dolphin tour. Alternatively, head off to neighboring Norriego Point to snorkel in the crystal clear waters. If you're looking to indulge in an extra thrill, get on a zip line or do some rock climbing. During summer, the area is at its liveliest, as crowds come to watch live concerts and nightly fireworks shows. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Tree of Life(2.403 reviews) - So much to look at. Points of Interest & Landmarks
The tree is the icon for the Animal Kingdom, but it is so much more. When you get in the que to go to the "It's Tough be s Bug" attraction you will walking close to the tree. There are images of animals on the trunk of the tree......see how many you can find. I don't see how anyone can get tired of looking at this tree.See more..
Due to the pandemic, this is the first time we have ever taken pictures at the castle with no one in the background. That was unique. Also fun to see the "paint by number" scheme they are using to repaint it. Anyway, always a pleasure to see the castle.See more..
4.5Village of Baytowne Wharf(1.911 reviews) - Free Entertainment area certain nights of the week. Check out their website. Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks
Great little shopping area. Accessing is confusing as it’s in a locked community and gps didn’t like. Lol. But we found. We ate dinner on the water. Free band entertaining. Several shops. Very niceSee more..
4.5Atlantic Avenue(1.472 reviews) - Nice sunny ☀️ day to wslk atound Points of Interest & Landmarks
As the main street of Delray Beach, Atlantic Avenue offers a mix of great shopping, delicious food options, and vibrant nightlife near the waterfront. Here at this pedestrain-friendly street, you can browse the coolest antique shops, clothing boutiques, and art galleries. At both lunch and dinner time, a wide range of restaurants awaits you—from fine dining to tiki bars. For some seaside relaxation, hit the Delray Public Beach which is quieter than neighboring spots along the South Florida coast. Valet parking is available along the avenue. Alternatively, you can look for self-parking options on the side streets. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.0Coral Castle(1.357 reviews) - A visit that is worth every penny Saturday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Chosen TOP 35 out of more than 35,000 Museums in the United States "...guaranteed to be the highlight of your trip." Holiday Lettings from TripAdvisor!! TripAdvisor rates Coral Castle “Top 35 out of 35,000 museums across the U.S.” Top ratings from Yelp, New Times Magazine: “Reader Choice Awards: “Best of Miami” Ed Leedskalnin secretly built Coral Castle at night; excavating, carving, and moving 1,100 tons of coral rock. Experience Coral Castle’s “Love Story”, the History, the Science, and how Ed’s items work even after 93 years! Referred to as a Modern Megalith, Coral Castle is compared to the Ancient Megalith’s of the Egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge, and is considered by many, to be “one of the Wonder’s of the World”. Since 1923 Scientists, Engineers, Scholars continue to be amazed! See a hand-carved 9-ton gate, a Polaris telescope, the world’s only Sundial with seasons. Enjoy a movie short about the mysteries of Coral Castle, its creator; Edward Leedskalnin. Relax at the Coral Castle Cafe and enjoy our delicious gourmet menu. Visit our unique gift shop with Coral Castle collectables, science, natural stones, jewelry and much more! Seen on the History Channel, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, Ancient Aliens, Univision, Telemundo, Sabado Gigante's Don Francisco, BBC! Even Billy Idol wrote his famous song; “Sweet Sixteen” in 1987 about Ed and his Coral Castle, Billy continues to talk about Ed all over the world and sing "Sweet Sixteen" in concerts today. Continuous live tours! Free parking.See more..
Located in Lighthouse Park, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum offers climbing tours of the landmark 1860 lighthouse. Outdoor exhibits include the Oil House & Keepers Workshop Exhibit, Tindall Pioneer Homestead, and Seminole Chickee. Self-guided tours in English, French & Spanish available Tues-Sun. Docent led tours available Tues-Fri at noon and 2pm (limited space.) Enjoy shopping our nautical gift shop and check online for our adult and children’s programs, sunset & moonrise tours, weddings & proposals, and special events. Waterfront venue is perfect for nature and boat watching! Hiking trails and observation tower are located on the north & south side of Beach Road. Beaches, restaurants, shopping, playground & watersports are located nearby. The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the 120-acre federally designated, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area.See more..
Worth Avenue is a shopping and dining enclave that is internationally revered for its beauty, its history and its unparalleled legacy of fine customer service. More than a shopping destination in South Florida; it becomes its own experience from the classic grace of its Mediterranean architecture to the bougainvillea that tumbles over stairwells in shady tucked-away vias. Whether it's a champagne break at a cozy bar or a short walk on the beach, it's window shopping, art and courtyard dining at it's finest. For more than 100 years, service has been the gold standard, and it's a value that residents, merchants and visitors hold near and dear.See more..
4.5Florida State University(812 reviews) - WANDERED AROUND CAMPUS Points of Interest & Landmarks
Nice to wander around the campus with my son who is a grad student there. Of course with Covid and mid-summer access is pretty limited. Even the visitor's office was closed on the day we were there. But the sports shop was open and I got a tee shirt. Hoping to some day go to a football game. Campus is neat, clean, grounds people very helpful and friendly asking if we need help. Looking forward to a return visit.See more..
4.0Clematis Street(800 reviews) - Holiday Magic Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
The History of Clematis Street & West Palm Beach Henry Flagler A history of the Clematis Street District or of West Palm Beach cannot be told without mentioning the name of Henry Flagler. Anyone who has been in Florida for even a short amount of time will recognize the name. It's all over Florida roads, bridges and beaches as well as countless other monuments and museums. Flagler's Dream: Palm Beach Henry Flagler co-founded Standard Oil Company with John D. Rockefeller and also built the Florida railroad from Jacksonville to Key West. He came to the West Palm Beach area in 1893. After being impressed with the natural beauty of the area, he sought to create the most famous resort in the world, Palm Beach. The resort would be conveniently accessible by his own railroad. He built two major hotels, The Breakers and the Royal Poinciana Hotel (later destroyed by a hurricane). He also built what is now West Palm Beach directly across Lake Worth for the service people who worked on the island and as a commercial district. Clematis Street Not only is it one of the trendiest places to be today, it also boasts a long and important history. Clematis Street began as the main thoroughfare of West Palm Beach in the early 20th century. It connected the train station on the west with the ferry to Palm Beach Island on the east. Early 20th Century: Storefronts logically multiplied and lined each way, as Clematis became the "Main Street" of West Palm Beach. The commuters of the day would traverse Clematis Street and frequent these shops before and after work, much like we do today. It's many older buildings display a fascinating journey through South Florida history. Automobiles Change Everything Eventually automobiles, bridges and highways replaced the train, ferry and buggies as the main means of transportation. While once the train station was the link to the outside world, visitors could now arrive via various routes. Okeechobee Boulevard would eventually become the main connec...See more..
4.0Calle Ocho(788 reviews) - Immerse yourself in Cuban-American culture. Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Immerse yourself in Cuban American culture on Little Havana’s main street, which serves as a major gathering point for the Latino community in Miami. Taste the finest rum in town or grab some churros as you explore the area. You’ll see seniors playing dominoes at Domino Park, as well as plenty of vintage cars, colorful street art, and gift and craft shops along the way. Stroll along the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame and spot the stars of Gloria Estefan, Thalía, and other Hispanic icons. Visit the neighborhood around mid-March to catch the exuberant Calle Ocho Music Festival. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.0Port of Miami(759 reviews) - Efficient transfer Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Very efficient check-in at the port for our Celebrity Cruise. Quick drop off of luggage and then breezed through the check-in area to our ship. Beware of the taxi service from your hotel. We had two SUVs with 4 people each. We were charged $42.00 and our friends were charged $58.00, for the exact same trip plus, their driver suggested they also pay for our limo with him. Check before you leave!!See more..
4.5Key West Historic Seaport(728 reviews) - Wonderful walk especially at night Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Piers & Boardwalks
The Key West Historic Seaport has something to offer people of all ages. What has been a global maritime trade base for the last 200 years is now also home to a 20-acre facility that hosts many of Key West's finest attractions. At the Key West Historic Seaport, you will find restaurants offering some of the freshest seafood on the island, one-of-a-kind bars, unique boutiques, engaging museums highlighting Key West's history, fantastic hotels, and the departure point for the islands, charter fishing, boating, and water sports excursions. Key West Historic Seaport - Your Gateway to Everything to do in Key West!See more..
4.5Cape San Blas(664 reviews) - Interesting area of dunes and sand Points of Interest & Landmarks
Very interesting area in panhandle. Beautiful beaches like you see everywhere in panhandle, wide, clean and very white. We have been very surprised by the cleanliness of the beaches in this area compared with Destin area. The unique thing is how fast the multi- million dollar homes on this narrow strip devastated by Hurricane Michael have been built. While in Texas we visited North Padre and Port Arransas which was hit in 2018 by Harvey and they pulled building back away from shore by at least a couple blocks. Here a Category 5 hits, whips it clean and they are building even bigger right on shore. But the beaches are pretty and still accessible and it’s a scenic drive out to the park. Stock up on food , beverage and gas before heading out. Services and stores are limitedSee more..
4.5Exploration Tower(527 reviews) - Great day and great views Temporarily closed - Closed until Mar 31, 2023 Points of Interest & Landmarks • Observation Decks & Towers
A 7 story attraction full of exhibits and interactive displays.See more..
4.5Riverwalk(513 reviews) - Shirt And Lovely Stroll Saturday: 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
The downtown Stuart Riverwalk is a short, peaceful, enjoyable stroll! It is boarded on one side by the river. On Sundays, during season, there is, usually, a musical performance. The whole length is, probably, under 1/2 a mile. No wonder the town is so proud of the Riverwalk.See more..
4.5Rikki Tiki Tavern(512 reviews) - Don't listen to the bad reviews, it was great. Saturday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks • Lookouts
Located at the end of the 800-foot long Pier, directly over the ocean, is the Rikki Tiki Tavern featuring spectacular ocean views, open-aired seating and all of your favorite specialty drink concoctions. Cool off in the shade and enjoy the salty ocean breeze while sipping on a refreshing tropical drink at our Cocoa Beach Pier bar. Watch the local fishermen and surfers of Cocoa Beach catch a big one! Enjoy the Original Pieradise with fresh, tropical flavors like pineapple, orange and banana or try a fun twist on a traditional Pina Colada with the Cocoa Set Sail including Puerto Rican spiced rum and blue curacao. With a full bar selection and the best views in town, there's no better place to be!See more..
4.5Downtown St Petersburg(492 reviews) - Paradise Found Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Piers & Boardwalks
I really love the look and feel of downtown St Petersburg. I’m not sure what it is, maybe its the architecture or the salt sea air, but it’s definitely got a Mediterranean flavor to it: sort of a mix between between Nice and Monica but on a smaller scale. People were out and about early enjoying coffee and a croissant at the sidewalk cafe’s much like they do in the south of France. Others were strolling along the harbor or sitting under the banyan tree soaking up the sun. And lets not forget the swish boutiques where one can easily part with ones hard earned money. I haven't even started on the Dali or Chihuly Museum or the free Downtown Looper Trolley that takes you there, Dang but I want to move here.See more..
4.0Beach Street(429 reviews) - A pleasant snapshot of an era past Points of Interest & Landmarks
Beach Street, which is just across the bridge to Daytona Beach, actually is sort of the "main" street of town with city offices, etc. What makes is charming is an evolving collection of restaurants, pubs, retail stores (including a chocolate factory with free samples, a magic store, jewelry, vintage clothes, etc), offices, consignment shops and more. We have attended art shows and street fairs here and there is a regular weekly farmers market in the adjacent Jackie Robinson base ball field parking lot. There are museums, eclectic vintage activity centers, statues and memorials, a place to walk your dog and more.See more..
5.0Philippe Park(387 reviews) - Temple Mound Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
An historical site and park containing an ancient ceremonial mound from the area's sizeable Native American settlement.See more..
4.5History Fort Lauderdale(323 reviews) - A suprising historical journey Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
Nestled in the heart of a modern downtown, History Fort Lauderdale's campus includes 3 museums that tell the story of how a wartime fort became a modern city. The campus is the largest collection of historic buildings remaining in Broward County. The History Museum, housed in the 1905 New River Inn, contains exhibits from prehistoric through present day. The Pioneer House Museum (1907) is set as if the family will return at any moment for Sunday supper. Upstairs tour Louise King's sewing room, family bedrooms with period sleepwear, children's room with period dollhouse and antique dolls. The 1899 Schoolhouse Museum is complete with period wooden desks and textbooks. Guided tours of all 3 museums begin every day at 1 PM, 2 PM and 3PM.See more..
4.5Canal Street Historic District(193 reviews) - Great for an afternoon/evening stroll Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Great area to take a stroll -- stop and have a drink. Dinner. or just enjoy the great outdoors. Have always enjoyed the car show --- hopefully happening when you're there.See more..
4.5Hyde Park(184 reviews) - A Beautiful Church! Saturday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Neighborhoods • Points of Interest & Landmarks
A historic part of town filled with interesting homes from the early 20th century.See more..
As its name states, Riverside is located just beside the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, FL. This is an extremely beautiful area. The trees are huge. Be sure to visit the Cummer Museum where there are Live Oak trees on the riverfront with branches that are not only huge, but dip down into the ground and come up again. Amazing! The homes and gardens in this area are gracious and well maintained. Spanish Moss hangs from the trees. A quiet residential area by the river.See more..
We had a blast watching the surfers riding the waves when we were here. You do have to walk through Crabby Joe's to get to the pier. We had a easy bite while we were there for our lunch. There were many on the pier fishing. Honestly, I have no idea if they were catching any fish considering my eyes were glued on the surfers who were putting on a wonderful show without even knowing it.See more..
4.5The Downtown Carousel(173 reviews) - A special attraction Points of Interest & Landmarks
What an ingenious idea! A hand-crafted carousel with Florida iconic rides breaking up monotony of storefronts. Very clever. Should have calliope music for the finishing touch. My kids are grown so my enjoyment is purely aesthetic. I enjoy the enchantment. Well done.See more..
Upscale shopping district offering designer, retail and locally owned shops.See more..
4.5Beach Boulevard(150 reviews) - Beautiful Little Blvd. Points of Interest & Landmarks
Downtown Gulfport is just a great place to be. My parents recently purchased a condo in Town Shores in the Buckingham building. While there we rented a boat from the marina, and toured the intercostal, where there is so much sea life. We observed rays, dolphins, birds and fish. We also visited- downtown with shopping and many bar and restaurants, the beach and pier, all so nice. The marina is very clean if you need a boat slip, or just want to rent a boat for the day. You can fish off the pier or play volleyball on the beach. So nice we would consider retiring here as well.See more..
4.5Ave Maria Oratory(99 reviews) - Spiritual Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Ave Maria Oratory is a beautiful beacon of peace and a spiritual oasis. It is in the center of the town of Ave Maria. See more..
4.0Boca Chita Key(95 reviews) - Biscayne Bay Boca Chita lighthouse Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
Key in Biscayne National Park offering nature hiking trails.See more..
4.5Lillian Place Heritage Center(87 reviews) - Enjoyed our visit Saturday: 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
Step into the past for a tour of the oldest grand home on Daytona beachside or join us for a Victorian Tea, a History Social, or a History, Spirits & Legends Paranormal Investigation! Lilian Place, built in 1884, is the original home of the Thompson Family one of the founding families of Daytona is now a wonderful 1884 Victorian Museum. Open for tours from 1-4:30pm each day (closed Tuesday) last tour at 4pm. Only $5.00 per person. In 2012, the Trust acquired the 1905 Queen Anne Victorian Hotchkiss House, original home of Eli Hotchkiss, the "Stapler King", and is a Cultural Event site. These are two of the oldest and finest examples of late nineteenth century architecture on Daytona beachside. The 501c3 nonprofit Heritage Preservation Trust was formed in 2006 and acquired Lilian Place in 2009 and Hotchkiss House in 2012 both through Volusia County ECHO grants. This heritage site is now known as Lilian Place Heritage Center.See more..
4.5Whimzey Bowling Ball House(78 reviews) - It is impossible to feel sad in Whimzeyland! Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Whimzey is the home of Todd Ramquist and Kiaralinda and is a multi-colored, ever evolving, fantasmagorical gingerbread cottage and studio. Whimsical yard art, 800 bowling balls border the flowerbeds and mosaic sidewalks lead you thru the gardens. Jester sculptures greet you and your senses are treated to magic every turn you make. Bring a camera to capture the awe you will not want to forget. You can now take Fabulous Whimzeyland Complex Tours-90 minutes of a guided tour with a FUNcilitator Tour Guide -tickets for several tours available now https://safetyharborartandmusiccenter.thundertix.com/See more..
4.5DeBary Hall Historic Site(73 reviews) - Beautiful and very interesting tour Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
DeBary Hall Historic Site is a magnificent 19th century hunting estate overlooking the St. Johns River in DeBary, Florida. The site is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and includes DeBary Hall, the oldest intact building in southwest Volusia County. Built in 1871, DeBary Hall was the winter retreat of a European-born wine merchant who chose the St. Johns River country for his hunting estate. Frederick deBary tried his hand at orange growing and commercial steamboating, but his Florida estate became a center of sport hunting and hospitality. Today’s historic site covers 10 acres and includes the 8,000-square-foot hunting lodge, stables and other structures. We invite you to explore history at DeBary Hall Historic Site. You’ll find remarkable buildings, a treasure trove of historical images, and many good stories.See more..
4.0Tervis Tumbler(73 reviews) - Not discounted but very large selection Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
I was amazed at the different designs of this tumbler, both stainless and plastics! And I was lucky that they had a great special for Father’s Day: BOGO1/2 off..so I was able to get 2 stainless tumblers at a great price! There is a small area with 25% off if you are hunting a deal! They also had replacement parts, like lids , and add ons, like a handle . You are greeted by a friendly salesperson (kudos for masking!) and the shopping area is amazing!! Never will you see so many designs elsewhere!! Highly recommend!!See more..
