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St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine is in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Florida. It’s housed in the 18th-century Avero House.
Continue reading "St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine"
St Cloud Florida was originally developed as a retirement community for Civil War veterans of the Union Army.
Continue reading "St Cloud, Florida: Cattle, Catfish, & Grand Army of the Republic"
Merritt Island, Florida is unique. Features range from a space center, wildlilfe preserve, and residential communities.
Continue reading "Merritt Island, Florida. Unique Past, Present, and Future"
Terra Ceia, Florida is at the southern end of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge across Tampa Bay.
Continue reading "Terra Ceia, Florida: A Taste of Old Florida"
There are two kinds of Florida day trips: those that send you to a location you want and those that send you to an attraction that matches your interest.
Continue reading "250 Florida Day Trips and Things to Do From 8 Major Cities"
This Florida travel guide focuses on off the beaten path towns, attractions, culture, history, and things to do. More than 200 regional and local maps.
Continue reading "Florida Back Roads Travel Off The Beaten Path"
Our website has articles about 250 Florida towns and cities. Each article includes maps and information about history, shopping, dining, and lodging.
Continue reading "250 Florida Towns and Cities Alphabetically Arranged"
Graceville, Florida is the epitome of the old saying "north Florida is Southern."
Continue reading "Graceville, Florida: Where The Living Is Easy"
Ravine Gardens State Park in Palatka is one of the most unusual parks in Florida.
Continue reading "Ravine Gardens State Park: Palatka Historic Treasure"
Steinhatchee Florida is an Old Florida fishing village at the end of the road about 1.5 hours by car west of Gainesville.
Continue reading "Steinhatchee, Florida. Scallops, Fishing and Small Town Charm"


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