Jacksonville, known as the "River City," lines both banks of the languid and picturesque St. Johns River. Continually ranked as one of the "top ten best places to live" by Money magazine, Jacksonville contains the largest urban park system in the United States. The parks range from quiet oak forests to vast salt marshes. Close by the city are the relatively unspoiled and unfenced beaches of Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville Beach and Neptune Beach, which offer excellent fishing, boating and water recreation. Jacksonville Landing, located downtown along the river, is the city's premier entertainment district, boasting a variety of shops, restaurants and annual events. ...More
Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville Solely focused on art created from 1960 to the present day, the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville uses its permane... | |
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens features both stunning pieces of man-made art and a surrounding atmosphere of sculpte... | |
| Over 1,500 animals and 1,000 plant species fill the 110 acres of Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, providing the opportunity... | |
Little Talbot Island State Park Bordering the ocean, Little Talbot Island State Park has five miles of ocean access, featuring sandy beaches and plenty ... | |
| Interactive educational exhibits at Jacksonville's Museum of Science and History cover a wide range of regional and worl... |







