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Tallahassee ( / ˌtæləˈhæsi / TAL-ə-HASS-ee) is the capital city of the U.S. state of Florida. It is the county seat and only incorporated municipality in Leon County. Tallahassee became the capital of Florida, then the Florida Territory, in 1824.
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- Lisa H. 7 contributions. More than cars to see here… doll collection, golf, pianos, knives, stamps and many more collectibles under one roof. We enjoyed walking through the museum… honestly needed more time to read about all of the cars and collectibles here.
- joyous-traveler2015. Navarre, FL 122 contributions. Huge Refuge Worth the Visit. After visiting the St. Marks Lighthouse, we asked the docent to recommend a walk where we might see alligators.
- Bebadosamba. Brasilia, DF 276 contributions. Great day outdoors. It is not exactly a museum, but it sure is a great way to spend a day out. There is a bit of history in "Old Florida", a collection of historic buildings, such a schoolhouse and the Catherine Murat plantation house.
- Linda Backes. Charlotte, NC 158 contributions. Seminole Football Fun! Gotta get your tickets asap when football season is announced to get the best seats in the stadium.
Steeped in history and brimming with Southern charm, Tallahassee offers more than 700 miles of trails to explore, world-class arts and culture, college football games, unique entertainment districts, and access to some of the most iconic parks and nature preserves in the state.
- Florida Historic State Capitol Museum
- Mission San Luis de Apalachee
- Knott House Museum
- Lake Ella and Fred Drake Park
- Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science
- Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
- Tallahassee Automobile Museum
- The Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park
- Bradfordville Blues Club
- St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
For anyone interested in politics, a trip to the Florida Historic State Capitol Museum is not to be missed if you are town. The museum is located in the Historical Capitol Building that was built in 1845 and lovingly restored when the new capitol was built. You can now tour the museum and take in rooms such as the Governor’s office, the House of Re...
Mission San Luis de Apalachee was built in 1633 and is a Spanish Franciscan mission building that sits in what was Apalachee Province. All the buildings in this settlement were destroyed years ago, but you can still see some of them thanks to an amazing and painstaking restoration project. These include the fort, a church building, a convent, a Spa...
Knott House Museum was built in 1834 and is famous for being the place where Abraham Lincoln read out the Emancipation Proclamation. The house used to belong to William and Luella Knott and was gifted to the Historic Tallahassee Preservation Board who opened it as a museum in 1992. Nowadays you can go on a guided tour of the museum to learn more ab...
The charmingly named Lake Ella is a 12 acre area of water that sits in the middle of the Fred Drake Park. The area has fountains, shaded picnic areas, and walking trails that take you around the lake so that you can enjoy the picturesque views here. You can walk, skate, or bike along the trail, and if you like wildlife then you are in for a treat t...
The Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science is science center focused on the environment which is also made up of buildings of historical significance as well as a zoo. The museum has the mission statement to educate others on the importance of natural history and the environment in the local area and you will find a huge range of exhibit...
If you like botanical gardens then you will love the Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park which stretches over 1,176 acres of land. The area is also a U. S Historic District named the Killearn Plantation Archeological and Historic District. You will find a range of historic buildings here, and the park dates from 1823 when it first opened to the pub...
The Tallahassee Automobile Museum is dedicated to showcasing beautiful vintage cars, so if you love automobiles then make sure not to miss this amazing attraction when you are in town. The museum stretches over 100,000 square feet and all the items in the collection are the result of donations. Most of the pieces here are cars that were made in Ame...
The Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park sits on the southern shoreline of the impressive Lake Jackson. The park is widely considered to a place of significant archaeological significance in the area, and the Lake Jackson Mounds are thought to date from 1050 to 1500 AD. Two of the mounds can be visited here and are listed on the U.S Nation...
If you love Blues, then you need to make your way to the Bradfordville Blues Club where you can catch a performance by some of the best Blues musicians in the Florida area. The building is located amongst cornfield and oak trees which gives it a rural Tallahassee ambience and there are different performances held every week, so check out local list...
The St. Marks Wildlife Refuge first opened in 1931, which makes it one of the oldest wildlife refuges in the whole of the United States. The refuge sits on 68,000 acres of land that reflects the gorgeous plant life of the Gulf of Mexico, and you can expect marsh lands, inlets, creeks, and estuaries. Also on the refuge you will find St. Marks Lighth...
Let the 2024 Tallahassee Visitor Guide be your passport to discovering the hidden treasures of Florida's Capital City. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast eager to explore over 700 miles of scenic trails, a foodie craving elevated Southern culinary, or a history buff fascinated by our rich heritage, this guide is your key to unlocking an ...
Jun 24, 2022 · As Florida’s capital city, there are countless things to do in Tallahassee! Here you’ll find larger-than-life festivals , exciting nightlife, award-winning dining, over 700 miles of nature trails, and countless outdoor adventures!
The truth is, this historic Capital City is home to a vibrant arts and culinary scene, endless sightseeing destinations, thousands of acres of breathtaking natural beauty, and a vibrant nightlife that can satisfy any social butterfly.
