If you love sports be sure to stop by Doak Campbell Stadium to watch Bobby Bowden and his Florida State Seminoles play football. Entertainment for all ages to enjoy. After the Seminoles win their game you can stop and look at the famous Sod Cemetery. Where the Seminoles bury a piece of sod they take from each field when they win a road game and a bowl game. This tradition started in 1962.

Looking for a great adventure for everyone? You must stop at The Fun Station. With attractions such Go Karts, Laser Runner, Blaster Boats, Batting Cages, a large arcade, a wonderful putt putt course, and Max Flight. If your birthday is coming The Fun Station is a place to have a fun filled day.

Cherish the warm weather at some of the most beautiful parks in Tallahassee. Stop by the Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park, where you can relax in the sun, go swimming, bike riding, fishing, hiking, horse trails, kayaking, and boating. The land was giving to the State by Mr. Alfred Maclay after his wife passed away. The park is three hundred acres with many variety of flowers and trees.

 

The JK Arabian Stables is a great outdoor experience for all ages. If you have ever been horse back riding or if it is your first time on a horse you are sure to have a great time. With lessons, hay rides, trails, and spring and summer camps. As you ride through the Apalachicola National Forest you'll experience great memories you'll never forget!

For car enthusiast the Antique Car Museum is a must! with one of the southeast's finest collections of rare automobiles and unique collectibles. With a wide range of antiques and old fashion cars. From sports memorabilia to a 1901 Knox and much more to see. It's a great time with the family to remember the great era that has gone by.

With Tallahassee being Florida's state capitol, it's a must for you to stop by "The New Capitol" building. On the grounds of the Capitol building is a replica of the Liberty Bell, a gift to Florida citizens as a symbol of the 1950 United States Savings Bonds Independence Drive. In 1984 a remembrance memorial of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was added to the Capitol Courtyard. Many other memorials are on the Capitol grounds such as The Florida Fraternal Order of Police Law in Enforcement Memorial, Purple Heart Memorial, and the Old Capitol Historical Marker.

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