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15 Best Things to Do in Jacksonville, Florida, According to Locals

By Matthew Lynch
March 4, 2024
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Jacksonville, often overshadowed by its southern compatriots Miami and Orlando, is a treasure trove of cultural and natural attractions. With miles of sprawling beaches, an impressive culinary scene, and a unique blend of history and modern attractions, Jacksonville truly offers something for everyone. Local residents are an invaluable resource when it comes to discovering the city’s hidden gems, hence here are 15 of the best activities to do in Jacksonville as recommended by the people who know it best.

1.Explore the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens: Home to over 5,000 works of art ranging from ancient times to contemporary pieces, this garden and museum complex is a serene escape in the heart of the city.

2.Visit Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens: Not your average zoo, this one encompasses beautiful garden landscapes and offers up-close encounters with animals from around the globe.

3.Enjoy the Coast at Atlantic Beach: Picturesque and less crowded than some other Florida beaches, Atlantic Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or catching a spectacular sunrise.

4.Stroll Along The Riverwalk: Take a leisurely walk beside the St. Johns River for fantastic views of the city skyline and access to shops and restaurants.

5.Attend a Show at The Florida Theatre: One of only four high-style movie palaces built in Florida during the Mediterranean Revival architectural boom of the 1920s, today it hosts over 200 cultural and entertainment events a year.

6.Immerse Yourself in Little Talbot Island State Park: With its untouched beaches, marshes, dunes, and forests, it’s an ideal spot for nature lovers.

7.Tailgate at a Jaguars Game: Experience American football culture by tailgating outside TIAA Bank Field before cheering on Jacksonville’s NFL team.

8.Sample Local Brews at Jax Ale Trail: Go on a self-guided tour of breweries around Jacksonville tasting craft beers unique to Florida’s First Coast.

9.Dive into History at Kingsley Plantation: Learn about plantation life in the early 19th century through the surviving buildings and informative exhibits at this historic site.

10.Visit MOCA Jacksonville: The Museum Of Contemporary Art Jacksonville features exhibitions from international artists across all media.

11.Paddle through Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve: A haven for kayaking or canoeing amidst its salt marshes, coastal dunes and hardwood hammocks.

12.Shop and Eat at Riverside Arts Market: On Saturdays beneath the canopy of the Fuller Warren Bridge you can find local artists’ creations alongside fresh produce and live music.

13.Unwind at Friendship Fountain: Situated next to MOSH (Museum of Science & History), this iconic fountain gives visitors a stunning light show at night.

14.Tantalize Your Taste Buds on a Food Tour: Join a guided food tour to sample dishes from some of Jacksonville’s best-loved restaurants.

15.Catch Live Music at Jack Rabbits: A beloved local venue offering live music from up-and-coming bands as well as established musical acts.

Jacksonville’s local experts recommend these activities not only because they’re enjoyable but because they together paint a complete picture of this vibrant northeastern Florida city’s personality through experience. Whether you’re interested in art or animals, history or hops, sandy shores or city streets—Jacksonville has you covered!

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