Connect with Nature at Florida’s Beautiful Botanical Gardens
Pack up your picnic. and let’s hit the road to Florida’s Botanical Gardens. Here are some of my favorites.
Pack up your picnic. and let’s hit the road to Florida’s Botanical Gardens. Here are some of my favorites.
The Wynwood Walls in Miami features a kaleidoscope of colorful eye-popping street murals attracting visitors from around the world.
In the hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Georgia, lies the charming German Alpine village of Helen. It has become well known for its Bavarian-style buildings and nearby vineyards. It’s more than a bustling, artistic shopping district; the smells of hot pretzels and candy fudge will delight your senses.
When the tide is low, you can walk beneath the rocks exploring the caves for sea life and shells. But when the weather gets rough and the seas get angry, Blowing Rocks Preserve is breathtaking.
A visit to Sunken Gardens is a trip to paradise among the asphalt jungles of Florida’s busy cities. Relax and stroll paths of exotic plants.
Entering the Bonnet House Museum was like taking a step back to the 20th century. A tropical oasis among the concrete jungle of South Florida.
Located on the Atlantic coast between Miami and Palm Beach, where the palm trees sway to a gentle breeze sits Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Get lost in nature at Myakka River State Park which is situated in Sarasota and lies between Sarasota and Manatee Counties.
There is something magical about Anna Maria Island. With powdery white sand beaches and blue water, it’s a beautiful destination in Florida.
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