North 1 2 4 3 KEY 75 19 72 Interstate U.S. Highway State Highway Controlled Access Divided Highways Toll Highways Divided Highways Principal Through Highways Airport i Welcome Center Beaches, Beer and Birdies in North Florida Search { Map } at VISITFLORIDA.com Northwest The resort-style city of Pensacola is best known for its beaches, events and attractions, including the Blue Angels’ aerial acrobatics. From way up high to downtown, Palafox Street is home to a hub of boutiques and restaurants, often alive with live music. Nearby, Destin is a haven for families – reel in a catch in the “world’s luckiest fi shing village” or make a big splash at Big Kahuna’s Water Park. Another regional favorite is lively Panama City Beach where St. Andrews State Park o ers panoramic water views. Also take in PCB’s energetic nightlife and family attractions. North Central State capital Tallahassee has a fl ourishing food and entertainment scene with Cascades Park attracting national acts. Take a tour of the 22-story New Capitol building and explore downtown. About two hours south, Cedar Key has an o -the-beaten-track vibe with natural attractions and outdoors activities like fi shing and camping. While you’re there, taste the world-famous clams. Gainesville is home to the University of Florida. Ginnie Springs and Ichetucknee Springs, among Florida’s 900 national “fountains of youth,” o er relief and wonder in the form of gin-clear waters that are 72 degrees year-round. Northeast Take a brewery tour in Jacksonville along the Jax Ale Trail, where you can sample beer from local hop houses, including one of Budweiser’s six public breweries. Football fans will delight at EverBank Field, home to the Jaguars, in downtown Jacksonville. Florida’s First Coast of Golf -from Amelia Island to Palm Coast -serves up award-winning courses, including the Omni Amelia Island Plantation. Once you’ve scored par, head to the quaint downtown area for live entertainment, galleries and restaurants, or relax your muscles on the 13 miles of beautiful beaches. 70 4 VISITFLORIDA.com
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