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Jacksonville neighborhoods, arts, and culture
San Marco Square
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
A pleasant starting point for exploring one of Jacksonville’s distinctive historic neighborhoods. Browse local boutiques and galleries, admire the familiar lion fountain, or settle in for a meal at one of the neighborhood’s restaurants.
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
Tree-lined streets, historic homes, independent shops, cafés, and inviting places to walk give these neighborhoods a character all their own. They are particularly well suited to visitors who enjoy discovering a city at a relaxed pace.
Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Riverside and Avondale Historic Districts
Friendship Fountain and the Southbank Riverwalk
Art collections and carefully maintained gardens overlooking the St. Johns River make this a rewarding stop for visitors seeking culture and a quieter afternoon. Check the museum’s current exhibitions, admission information, and visiting hours before going.
Friendship Fountain and the Southbank Riverwalk
Friendship Fountain and the Southbank Riverwalk
Friendship Fountain and the Southbank Riverwalk
Enjoy views of the river and downtown skyline from Jacksonville’s Southbank waterfront. This is a natural addition to a downtown visit and a good place to pause, take photographs, or enjoy the changing light along the water.
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
Friendship Fountain and the Southbank Riverwalk
Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
A downtown cultural stop for guests interested in modern and contemporary art. It pairs well with exploring other downtown landmarks, cafés, and public art. Check the museum’s current exhibition schedule before planning your visit.
Jacksonville’s beaches and coastal communities
Jacksonville Beach Pier
Jacksonville Beach Pier
Jacksonville Beach Pier
A classic coastal stop for ocean views, fishing, and sunrise photography. Visitors can pair a walk by the water with nearby dining and beachside attractions.
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville Beach Pier
Jacksonville Beach Pier
For guests who prefer a coastal outing with a neighborhood feel, Atlantic Beach offers sandy shoreline and nearby places to eat and browse. It is an easy option for a slower day by the ocean.
Neptune Beach
Jacksonville Beach Pier
Beaches Museum
A relaxed beach community to consider for an unhurried morning, a walk along the shore, or a meal close to the coast. It can be included alongside Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach for guests exploring the Beaches area.
Beaches Museum
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
Beaches Museum
Discover how Jacksonville’s beach communities developed through local exhibits, historic structures, and a vintage locomotive. It provides an interesting change of pace from a day spent on the sand.
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
A nature-focused alternative to the busier parts of the coastline, with beach access and outdoor recreation. It is worth considering for guests who want a mix of fresh air, greenery, and time by the water. Check park access and facilities before visiting.
Jacksonville’s history and natural surroundings
Kingsley Plantation
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
Fort Caroline National Memorial
Located within the Timucuan Preserve, this historic site includes a plantation house and the remains of tabby-built cabins associated with enslaved people. A visit offers an important opportunity to learn about the region’s history, including the lives of people whose experiences shaped it. Check National Park Service information for current access and interpretation
Fort Caroline National Memorial
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
Fort Caroline National Memorial
Explore a memorial connected to a sixteenth-century French colonial settlement and learn about the encounters among European settlers, Spanish forces, and the Timucua people. Nearby trails and preserve landscapes make this a compelling stop for history and nature enthusiasts.
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve
This expansive preserve brings together coastal wetlands, waterways, forested landscapes, and sites that reflect thousands of years of human history. It is a reminder that Northeast Florida offers more than urban attractions and beaches.
Historic St. Augustine and nearby destinations
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
St. George Street and the Historic District
St. George Street and the Historic District
This imposing waterfront fortress is one of St. Augustine’s best-known landmarks. Explore its stone walls and learn about the city’s strategic importance through centuries of Spanish and later American history. Review the National Park Service’s current visitor information before traveling.
St. George Street and the Historic District
St. George Street and the Historic District
St. George Street and the Historic District
Wander among historic buildings, small shops, cafés, and attractions in the heart of St. Augustine. This is an especially flexible option for visitors who prefer to explore on foot and discover the city at their own pace.
Flagler College
St. George Street and the Historic District
Flagler College
A striking architectural landmark associated with Henry Flagler’s Gilded Age development of St. Augustine. Its former hotel setting and distinctive design make it a worthwhile stop for visitors interested in architecture and local history. Check whether guided tours are available on your intended date.
Lightner Museum
St. George Street and the Historic District
Flagler College
Housed in the former Hotel Alcazar, this museum brings together art, decorative objects, and the architecture of St. Augustine’s resort era. It offers a distinctive indoor experience for visitors who appreciate history, design, and collections with a story behind them.
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
Learn about the region’s maritime history and explore the historic lighthouse grounds. Visitors who are comfortable with the climb can enjoy panoramic views from the tower; check current access and admission details ahead of time.
Fort Mose Historic State Park
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
An important heritage destination commemorating Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose, a free Black settlement established in Spanish Florida. It adds an essential dimension to the region’s history and is a meaningful complement to St. Augustine’s better-known colonial landmarks. Check the park’s current museum and site access information.
Fernandina Beach Historic District
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
Fernandina Beach Historic District
Learn about the region’s maritime history and explore the historic lighthouse grounds. Visitors who are comfortable with the climb can enjoy panoramic views from the tower; check current access and admission details ahead of time.