National Naval Aviation Museum
No admission feeWalk among more than 150 restored aircraft and spacecraft at this free museum aboard Naval Air Station Pensacola.

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Historic coastal forts on a Pensacola naval base, managed by Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Pensacola, FL
Fort Barrancas Area is a National Park Service unit within Gulf Islands National Seashore, set on a naval air base near Pensacola. It groups three old military works: the Spanish Water Battery, Fort Barrancas on its bluff, and the Advanced Redoubt, the last fort finished in the third system of American fortifications. Fort Barrancas, first built in 1839, saw Civil War service. Two short hiking trails, wayside exhibits, and a visitor center with restrooms and park staff give visitors ways to explore the site. Access is limited to set hours, and visitors must follow the rules of the base.
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