Every Weds night get any go-kart, laser tag, bumper boat, or mini golf for only $2.99 until 11pm!!!
To Schedule a Capitol Tour Call (850) 488-6167 or stop by Visit Florida kiosk on Plaza level.
One of the finest antebellum plantation houses built in this region and once a cotton and corn plantation, the estate welcomes you to experience its elaborate history and view its beautiful gardens.
Get up close and personal with North Floridaʼs wildlife at the Tallahassee Museum. Journey through history while exploring nature at this unique and amazing place.
Large recreation park, featuring baseball fields, a disc golf course, tennis courts, a BMX track, along with picnic areas and nature trails and a fenced in dog park for small and large dogs.
Before the Europeans showed up, this is where ancient Indian cultures lived on the banks of Lake Jackson. Two of their ceremonial mounds remain – and a neat walking trail in the woods.
To experience life in the Panhandle in the late 17th century, visit Mission San Luis, an intriguing Spanish style mission.
Confederate soldiers prevented Union troops from reaching the only southern capital east of the Mississippi not captured during the Civil War.
Rare automobiles abound in this museum of Americana. Collections include antique boat motors, Native American artifacts, motorcycles, trains, Batmobiles and much, much more!
Have a learning experience that is truly out of this world! With the Downtown Digital Dome, IMAX and the Space Mission Simulator, your kids will have so much fun, they won't know they're learning.
Put your dancin shoes on and head here for a fun night of great music and dancing!
Every first friday of each month, come and enjoy live music from local musicians and have a fun gallery hop of many of Tally's fine local artists. Plenty of exotic shops and food to explore as well!
One of Tallahassee's greatest cultural resources, this thriving art park hosts more than 50 studios, galleries and small shops. It truly is the creative haven for many artists and small businesses.
