Most recognize the city of Tallahassee as the capitol of Florida; nearly 150,624 citizens call the area their home. The city is undergoing a 25 year plan to nearly double in size, enlarging the cities productivity. The area is home to many parks and museums and is home to the famous Florida State Seminoles.

Tallahassee is chock full of both history and museums; being the states capitol the area is dotted with museums of both the local area, and the states history. The Tallahassee State Museum is home to a variety of exhibits explaining the surrounding areas history. The Museum of Florida History describes in details the Floridian heritage, from it’s first settlers to the Common Era. Among other things is the Museum of Arts & Science, representing the culture and artistic side of Florida this museum is fun and educational. If you intend to enjoy a day with a more modern fad make your way towards the Antiques Car Museum where they boast to have over 100 cars! Some date back to the 1860s, many have been refurbished some are in original condition!

Tallahassee is home to many parks and fun natural locations for family enjoyment. One of the most notable areas is the Wakulla Springs State Park, with Florida’s Deepest and nearly the largest spring in the area the entire family will enjoy the crystal clear water and enjoyable raft rides down the ever moving streams!

Do you enjoy a good time? Are you a fan of sports? Well welcome home you Florida State fans, join the massive crowds at the Doak Campbell Sports Arena where you will see the Florida State Seminoles tear up the field. Located in Tallahassee the Florida State University is most known for its great education and its ever loved football team. Around the sports arena are games, stalls and fun attractions; whether you’re a sports fan or not this is the place to meet the excitement!