Things to do across Florida

Hop on hop off Old Town Trolley Tours and themed historic tours of Key West.

The official walk-in visitor center for St. Augustine and St. Johns County, with maps, brochures and trip-planning help.

Swim and snorkel off white-sand Keys beaches, then walk up the old Flagler railroad bridge for a view over the islands.

Ride coasters like Iron Gwazi and SheiKra, then see giraffes and zebras on the Serengeti Plain.

Walk the gun deck, casemates and courtyard of a 17th-century Spanish coquina fort on the St. Augustine bayfront.

Spread out on 2.5 miles of white Gulf sand, then join the nightly sunset gathering of performers at Pier 60.

See rescued dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, sharks and sea lions at a working marine animal hospital.

Ride a ferry or seaplane to seven remote islands, walk the brick walls of Fort Jefferson and snorkel over coral reefs.

Walk Key West's main street from the Gulf to the Atlantic past bars, galleries, shops and Victorian mansions.

Take a guided tour of the 1890 Navy house where President Truman spent 175 days, with original furnishings and his desk.

Join the nightly Sunset Celebration on Key West's waterfront plaza, with street performers, craft vendors and food carts.

Walk among more than 150 restored aircraft and spacecraft at this free museum aboard Naval Air Station Pensacola.

Cross nearly seven miles of open water on US 1, or walk and bike the restored old span out to Pigeon Key.

Swim and stroll on a very wide Gulf beach of fine white quartz sand that stays cool under bare feet.

Pose beside the striped concrete buoy in Key West that claims the southernmost point of the continental U.S., 90 miles from Cuba.

Walk a pedestrian-only street through historic downtown, from the City Gate past colonial buildings, shops and courtyards.

Drive over Tampa Bay on a four-mile cable-stayed bridge, or view the whole span from the old-bridge fishing piers.

See Salvador Dalí's paintings and drawings in a waterfront museum entered beside a 75-foot glass spiral.

Tour the Key West house where Hemingway wrote in the 1930s and meet the six-toed cats that roam its gardens.

See a 500,000-gallon coral reef tank, loggerhead sea turtles, moon jellies, lemurs and stingrays in downtown Tampa.

Walk a bayfront estate with an art museum of European paintings, a circus museum and the Ringlings' 1926 mansion.

Watch live mermaid shows through the windows of an underwater theater, then swim, slide or kayak at the spring.

Stroll 7th Avenue in Tampa's historic Latin Quarter for cigar shops, hand rollers, free-roaming chickens and the Columbia Restaurant.

Meet manatees, elephants, giraffes and rhinos across a 63-acre zoo that also runs a hospital for injured manatees.

A narrated hour-long ride through Old Town Key West aboard a little train, past Mallory Square and the Truman Little White House.