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Tallahassee Travel Guide

Florida’s state capital is a small city, with a population just under 200,000 residents.

Things to Do in Tallahassee

Other than visiting the stunning architecture of the capitol complex, Tallahassee is full of fun activities for everyone to enjoy. The Tallahassee Museum is a great place to start, featuring over 50 acres of trails, live plant and animal exhibits, outdoor adventure, and historic artifacts detailing the state and city’s history. To learn more about Tallahassee history, head to the Florida Historic Capitol Museum or the Museum of Florida History.

The Alfred B. Maclay Gardens are great for a day in the park while St. Mark’s National Wildlife Refuge is excellent for seeing some amazing animals (more than just Florida’s famous alligators). Visit the Mission San Luis Apache historical monument, or spend a day at the Tallahassee Automobile and Collectibles Museum -- perfect for the antique car lover. Tallahassee is home to several universities, including Florida State University and Florida A&M University. If you’re a fan of college football, be sure to stop by the stadiums and catch a game. Florida State consistently has one of the top teams in the country so the games ar emajor events.

Locals in Tallahassee include college students and young professionals, as well as many families. They tend to be welcoming and polite.

Best Time to Visit Tallahassee

The best time to visit Tallahassee is in the spring, to avoid Florida’s summer heat and humidity.