The small town of Mount Dora in Central Florida has a population of around 9,400 residents. It is a delightful place to spend the day, with its quaint shops, cafes, lake views, museums and many festivals.

The very name Palm Beach conjures up the image of exclusive boutiques, high-end restaurants and millionaire mansions, but you don’t have to be uber-rich to enjoy this lovely Florida resort.

Tampa was only incorporated as a city in 1855 but is now a busy and prosperous modern city with an interesting past. Take a walking tour around Ybor City and see what I mean!

Tallahassee, the unsung capital of Florida, is a typical southern city with historic mansions, two capitol buildings and a host of interesting attractions.

Whether you are a keen oenophile or simply want to see how wine is made, Florida’s largest premium winery at Clermont offers fascinating free guided tours. Even if you are not a wine-lover, you will enjoy the live Jazz events offered on weekends at the vineyard.

St Petersburg, Florida takes its name from the iconic Russian city, but that's where the similarity ends! Find out the connection between these two vastly different cities in this informative article.

Cedar Key is a great destination if you fancy a drive along the Gulf Coast of Florida. With a long history, it offers a museum, boat trips and stunning sunsets.

St Augustine dates back to 1565 and is a delightful city to visit. It has a fortress, lighthouse, a historic old town, many museums, shops and restaurants in gorgeous Spanish-style buildings.

Where is the best place to celebrate Halloween in Florida? Here are just a few events being organized, so find the one nearest to you and get ready to be TERRIFIED!

Established in 1982, the Southwest Florida Museum of History welcomes over 15,000 visitors every year. Discover what’s inside the original railroad station buildings of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad by reading on…