Interesting Sites and Museums to Visit in Florida

Florida is the state that never sleeps. Florida is the state that has everything you need. The beaches are amazing, the weather is perfect, and there are so many interesting places to visit in Florida! If you're ever on vacation and looking for some must-see destinations, read on to find out what else Florida offers besides sun, sand, and surf.

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1. Wynwood walls

Wynwood Walls is a unique cultural art gallery in Miami that showcases innovative, alternative, and avant-garde street art. Wynwood gets its name from Miami's once-booming street art scene that was known as Wynwood Art District. The vibrant atmosphere of the district is still thriving and it captures the essence of Miami culture.

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2. Downtown Disney

Disney World has two theme parks and more than 40 other attractions spread throughout its 400,000-acre property. There is no shortage of things to do. Additionally, there are over 20 hotels in the area that you can stay at for the duration of your vacation. Some of these hotels have beach access, but if you really want to enjoy the beaches, then you can rent a condo or house for your vacation.

3. HistoryMiami Museum

HistoryMiami Museum is located in the heart of downtown and features many fascinating exhibitions including historical artefacts and exhibits that tell the story of Miami's history and origins.

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4. Norton Museum of Art

Norton Museum of Art is located in West Palm Beach, Florida and features a collection of pieces comprised of more than 200 works of art. The museum's collection features European paintings from the 16th through the 20th centuries as well as some modern art pieces.

5. Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom is the most popular theme park in Florida and it is located in Orlando, near Walt Disney World Resort. It is not immediately apparent that this is a theme park when you drive to the entrance of the park.

6. The Mennello Museum of American Art

The Mennello Museum of American Art is located in the heart of downtown, but this museum is as beautiful on the inside as it is outside. The building that houses the museum is a glorious work of architecture and even features an outdoor bronze fountain located in front of the entrance.

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7. Bonnet House Museum and Gardens

Bonnet House Museum and Gardens was originally built as a residence and now serves as a museum. Here you can enjoy a stroll through the beautiful gardens, see the history of Florida's past through various exhibits, and see unique paintings and sculptures.

8. The Ringling Museum

The Ringling Museum is located in Sarasota, Florida and was originally constructed in 1926. The museum features a variety of traditional exhibits as well as modern ones. Take a stroll through the history of art at this museum and be sure to view some of its famous paintings by European artists such as Marc Chagall.

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9. Wild Florida

Wild Florida is located in the Florida Keys and was originally created as a preserve to protect the endangered flora and fauna. This zoo features many intriguing animals including a rare white tiger named Kama, an orangutan named Otto, and a lion named Cheyenne.

10. Florida International University Museum

Florida International University Museum is located just outside of Downtown Miami, near UM Hospital and the FIU Parc. The museum offers exhibitions that showcase contemporary art with an emphasis on art from around the world. Here you can view the work of contemporary artists such as Yinka Shonibare.

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11. The Bass Art Museum

The Bass Art Museum is located in Miami Beach, Florida and features works from both national and international artists. The museum also has a library and an impressive sculpture garden where you can enjoy a lovely walk beneath the sun or moonlight.

12. Wolfsonian-FIU

Wolfsonian-FIU is an impressive museum that features Florida's history through art, design, and architecture.

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