There are plenty of fun and interesting things to do in Tallahassee. From restaurants to hiking trails, this city has a wealth of activities and destinations that can please just about everyone. If you're thinking of moving there, you're not alone. Since 2010, Tallahassee has grown significantly with much of its growth coming from residents of other cities.
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St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
This is a spectacular protected area that runs 45 miles along the Gulf Coast. It's comprised of 70,000 acres of lush plant and animal wildlife, and visitors are welcome year-round.
This is an impressive 100,000 square-foot facility with two floors of cars (mainly American) and other items related to America and her past. Visitors are taken back through different eras of time as they stroll the rows and rows of fully-restored American cars and trucks.
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Tallahassee itself calls Cascades Park the newest social center of its community. It's located smack-dab in the middle of downtown and is chock-full of attractions, trails, wildlife, and stages for concerts and performances. It also doubles as a stormwater facility and is designed to flood, which helps take pressure off of other areas of the city during inundations.
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This popular sports arena is located on the campus of Florida State University in Tallahassee. It's referred to as Doak and is home to the Florida State Seminoles football team. Although impressive on its own as a structure, Doaks is best visited when there's a game or special event happening. Views from the seats, no matter where in the stadium, tend to impress even the most picky fans.
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