4.5NASA Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex(21.0k reviews)from $78.99 - A must stop place! Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Visitor Centers • Science Museums
Become an astronaut for a day at NASA's visitor center on Merritt Island. Start your visit with a bus tour of the spaceport before working your way through the various exhibits and displays, including artifacts from space missions, and ending at the Atlantis Space Shuttle. Arrive early for shorter lines or plan your visit during the quieter seasons like fall and winter. With so much to see, you can easily spend more than a day here. For space enthusiasts, you might want to consider the two-day admission tickets that allow a return visit within a certain timeframe. – TripadvisorSee more..
The island of Pigeon Key is a historic 5-acre island located in the heart of the Florida Keys! It was once the home of over 400 workers who built the Overseas Railway from Miami to Key West. Today, the island is operated by the Pigeon Key Foundation, a 501(c)-3 not for profit organization. Our Visitor's Center, which is the address listed, is where our trains depart from at 10am, 12pm, and 2pm. Visitors can take part in our guided historical tour, pack a picnic, enjoy our beach front, snorkel or fish (must bring your own gear) or explore on their own. The possibilities are endless and the visit is perfect for people of all ages. Bring the family or your friends to enjoy paradise! Check out our website or call our Gift Shop for more information about this hidden gem in Marathon.See more..
4.5Art Deco Welcome Center(452 reviews) - Take the walking tour Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Visitor Centers
A Premier Visitor Center serving over 1 million guests since 2010. Located in the heart of the "Art Deco" Historic District. We are at 1001 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, Fl, the headquarters of The Miami Design Preservation League. Maps in 11 languages, multilingual staff, Art Deco Museum and Gift shop, "The "Official" Art Deco Walking Tour daily at 10:30 am/ Thurs 10:30 am & 6:30 pm, and "Official" Self Guided Art Deco Audio Tour. Information on Entertainment, Cultural & sporting events, National Parks, excursions, points of interest and attractions. Our priority is to provide our guest a wide array of information, services & activities to facilitate a well rounded experience during their stay in our Beautiful City!See more..
4.5Amelia Island Welcome Center(376 reviews) - Visitors galore Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
During the last year of the 19th century, the train depot at the foot of Centre Street opened to travelers whose paths crossed the Gilded Age glory of Historic Downtown Fernandina Beach. Today, the little brick building provides a unique blend of period detail and modern technology and spotlights the activities and experiences Amelia Island has to offer. History literally surrounds you as you step inside and explore underneath the eight flags that have flown over Amelia Island and when you take a look at the story of David Yulee, whose statue in front of the Welcome Center is fast becoming one of Amelia Island's most popular places for a photo op. Kick off your vacation at the Welcome Center and let the experienced and friendly staff provide you with information on attractions, events, dining, and everything Amelia Island has to offer!See more..
4.5Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center(332 reviews) - Excellent place to see the southern Everglades Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
Having already visited the Shark Valley area of the Everglades, we wanted to see the southern area on this visit. The Ernest Coe Center is a great way to begin your journey as the center includes a small museum, restrooms and a gift shop. The center contained much information including the Nike Missile site, various trails and a map for those wishing to drive the entire road through this part of the park, which is about 29 miles each way. The visitor center hours are 9-5. We found the rangers to be very helpful when describing the various activities within this section of the park. At the center, we only spent about 45 minutes before spending several hours touring the park and it's various trails and the Nike site. Well worth starting here to get the information you need.See more..
4.5Royal Palm Visitor Center(301 reviews) - Very good visitor centre Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:15 PM Visitor Centers
The original center of the National Park with an abundance of trees and nature.See more..
3.5Flamingo Visitor Center(226 reviews) - Under Construction Saturday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers
Visitor center in the village of Flamingo.See more..
Clearwater Beach Visitor Information Center can successfully compete with many info centers alike on many aspects. First of all, its location is totally perfect: it is right near the Clearwater Beach, Pier 60 and Pier 60 Park (a very nice and spacious park!), close to all hotels, restaurants, shops and other businesses in the area, close to the public transportation stops, to the ever exciting marina, and to the Clearwater Memorial Causeway. Most of all, despite its visibly tiny dimensions, this visitor information center is an invaluable source of useful info on all-things-useful-practical-and-fun in Clearwater and actually, on many other sites in different towns and cities of Central Florida. They have tons of free printed brochures, magazines and various types of maps in this center. And the main thing is their superb service: it is friendly, personable and very helpful.See more..
4.5Cedar Key Welcome Center(157 reviews) - Friendly and Helpful Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Visitor Centers
Get all the information you need about the area here.See more..
4.5Florida Welcome Center I-95(111 reviews) - Amazing customer service!!! Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
Can I possibly give these guys more than five stars? I visited on Sunday and accidentally dropped my wallet without knowing. I called them on Monday and the lady working went out to the area we parked and surrounding area and did not see it. To my surprise and and absolute excitement they called me back today (Tuesday) and one of the maintenance guys had found it. Not only did they find it but they are going to mail it back to me. Thank you!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!!!See more..
5.0Dudley Farm Historic State Park(80 reviews) - A trip back in time Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Visitor Centers • Speciality Museums • Parks
Dudley Farm near Gainesville is an early pioneer farm established before the Civil War. Currently it covers 325 of the original 640 acres that were operated by the Dudley family for three generations. An authentic working farm, the homestead consists of eighteen buildings. These are restored - NOT recreated - and include the family farmhouse with original furnishings, an 1880's kitchen outbuilding, a general store and post office, and a cane syrup complex. Park staff in period clothing perform daily chores, raising crops, and tending to livestock. The farm features seasonal cane grindings, corn shuckings, and heritage varieties of livestock and plants. Deer, wild turkeys, gopher tortoises, and bluebirds are still seen in the fields. Our hope is that it will become not simply a static historic site, but rather a living laboratory where future Floridians can step back in time to feel what it is like to till the earth, plow a field, plant a crop, bring the harvest in, mark the changes of the seasons, and like the Dudleys, call a place home.See more..
It’s amazing what an amped-up, blue-sky, sun-drenched getaway on top Florida beaches like Treasure Island and Clearwater Beach can do for you. Mix in world-class arts, like the acclaimed Dali Museum, and St. Pete’s pulsing downtown nightlife, and every single moment is amplified. Get trip ideas here for your ultimate Florida vacation.See more..
New Smyrna Beach possesses a hometown quality reflected in its architecture, 17 miles of pristine beach, recreational inland waterways, eclectic restaurant scenes and friendly community of residents. Accommodations here range from charming bed and breakfast inns to family-size condominium units and oceanfront hotels. The New Smyrna Beach Area Visitors Bureau offers a variety of informational resources readily available for both local residents and out-of-town business and leisure travelers. Residents and visitors can learn about the area’s many options for fun, dining, shopping, overnight accommodations, attractions, recreation and more.See more..
4.5Florida Welcome Center(23 reviews) - Great place to stop before continuing into FL Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Every time we re-enter FL, we hope we can go into the Welcome Center to sample the OJ and see their latest promotion. It's open until 5PM, and we arrived at 4:30. This time the promotion was Capt. Citrus joining the Avengers in a comic book. Capt. Citrus also had wrist bands, bandaids, and a word puzzle sheet. As usual, lots of brochures and maps were inside, available for us adults, as well as the opportunity to purchase a Sun Pass to save on tolls. In addition to the yellow dolphin out front, their is a place inside to pose with an astronaut. We saw families taking advantage of these photo opportunities. The bathrooms are outside, open 24/7, on both sides of the welcome center. Last time we were here, 2 months ago, soap was only in every third dispenser. This time, they were all full. Also outside are more maps and informational brochures. The area is landscaped beautifully, so take time to walk around.See more..
VisitGainesville is the official tourism sales and marketing organization for Gainesville and Alachua County. VisitGainesville is ready to assist you in planning your vacation or your meeting. From your initial inquiry to dining and entertainment recommendations to the ride home, our experienced and professional staff is your guide to the community. Gainesville is the proud home of the University of Florida. And for some people, that's the beginning and end of the story. But a few minutes spent on this site, followed hopefully by a visit sometime in the near future, and the story changes in a big way. Gainesville isn't just a great college town. It's a great town. Period. It's where nature and culture meet. Where trees draped in Spanish moss line quaint Old South inspired streets. Where a cozy quintessential downtown exudes hospitality, comfort, and at times, a certain refined ease in its shops and restaurants. Where state parks are a virtual playground of world-class natural attractions, sinkholes, waterways and waterfalls, shady pine forests, flora and fauna, and amazing NATURAL North Florida sunsets. And where the surrounding towns like High Springs, Alachua, Cross Creek and Micanopy dial-up the charm even further each in their own individual way. Looking for iconic locations in Gainesville to take photos? We've got you covered. So, welcome to Gainesville. It's a little of what you might expect, and a lot of what you wouldn't. Whether you're staying for a day, week, weekend or longer, we look forward to helping you create your own unforgettable story. One we hope you'll tell again and again.See more..
Visit us for information about local events and tourist attractions in historic downtown Palatka. Be sure to shop at our eclectic mix of one-of-a-kind antique and specialty stores or eat at one of our fine, local restaurants. The Palatka Welcome Center is located on the corner of Highway 20 (9th Street) and St Johns Ave in beautiful, downtown Palatka.See more..
5.0Tropical Everglades Visitor Association(12 reviews) - Great place to visit Visitor Centers Visitor Center providing information on National Parks, attractions, restaurants, & hotels between Miami and Key West. Open since 1988.See more..
4.0West Pasco Chamber of Commerce(8 reviews) - Need local advice? Visitor Centers The West Pasco Chamber is a treasure trove of local information. Located conveniently on Main Street, the Chamber has a lobby full of brochures and business cards with helpful staff and volunteers to help you. They have dining and entertainment advice as well as relocation information.See more..
The MacDonald House Museum and Welcome Center is located in a beautiful, Queen Anne style building built in 1903. Rotating displays and interpretive panels tell the story of Florida and Ormond Beach from the earliest inhabitants, the Timucuan Indians through the Flagler era, the Birth Place of Speed and John D. Rockefeller. The theater housed in the MacDonald House shows three different (fifteen minute long) movies on the history and culture of Ormond Beach continuously throughout the day. Free Admission. The MacDonald House Museum and Welcome Center also presents Scenic Historical Bus Tours of the Ormond Loop and historic homes twice a month, for ticketing information contact the Ormond Beach Historical Society.See more..
4.5Florida Nature and Heritage Center(6 reviews) - Memorial Day Weekend Visitor Centers Learn all about Florida history at this information center run by the state park service.See more..
5.0Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce(5 reviews) - Very knowledgeable and helpful Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers Our trained staff is here, ready to greet and assist you with all of your vacation needs. Whether you're looking for accommodations, recommendations for dining, suggestions for fun activities or just a general overview of the area we have what you are looking for. With a large assortment of materials for you take with, we're confident you will head out with peace of mind and ready to vacationSee more..
I stopped at the Biscayne National Park visitor center for a brief visit as I only had about an hour available. I walked through the indoor exhibits and learned a great deal about the bay and it’s flora and fauna. The staff were extremely friendly and provided a lot of information (and bug spray) about the park and activities available. The weather was rainy, but I did take a walk along the boardwalk and through the mangroves along a jetty to get better views of the bay. While a boat trip is preferable in Biscayne National Park, this was a nice place to stop considering I only had a little time available. Next time, armed with a better knowledge of the boat tours and snorkeling available, I plan to see more of this park.See more..
5.0Dunedin Chamber Of Commerce(1 review) - Stop Here 1st Saturday: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Visitor Centers The Dunedin Chamber/Visitors center is located in an attractive brick building right in the middle of this cool little town. The staff was extremely helpful and proud of all Dunedin had to offer and must agree after just visiting the incredible Beatle Museum a block away. There are great maps of many kinds including a beer trail where you can walk to 8 breweries in less than a mile. Brochure's, event calendars and more and the staff was full of suggestions. I would definitely make this your 1st stop when visiting this neat little town.See more..
