Florida has many cheap attractions for tourists.
Florida is a popular attraction for tourists mainly because it has sunny weather almost all year round. However, a trip to Florida can be quite expensive, especially in peak season. You can enjoy a Florida vacation on a budget if you look for cheap or even free attractions. From beaches to museums, there are numerous attractions offered to tourists for free. You can add them to your vacation itinerary and make your Florida vacation budget stretch farther.
Historical Museum of Southern Florida
The permanent exhibition of the museum explores the history of South Florida from prehistory to our days. The Historical Museum of Southern Florida also has temporary exhibitions that focus on the culture, folklore, history and archaeology of Florida and the Caribbean.
101 W. Flagler St.
Miami, FL 33130-1504
305-375-1492
hmsf.org
Hyde Park Village Tampa
The historic community of Hyde Park is situated in the heart of Tampa and it is one of the oldest neighborhoods of the city. Hyde Park Tampa is a beautiful attraction for those who love pre -1940s architecture, including Tudor, Queen Anne, Colonial and Classical styles. In Hyde Park Village, you can explore over fifty restaurants, upscale shops and movie theatres. The patio restaurants, tree-lined streets and picturesque street lamps offer the area a vintage charm resembling a European promenade.
Hyde Park Village Tampa
742. S. Village Circle
Tampa, FL 33606
813-251-3500
hydeparkvillage.net
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
This park is located at a short walk from beach side condominiums and shops of Fort Lauderdale. Visitors can rent canoes to paddle along the lagoon and fish from the seawall. Two short trails are available for hiking and picnic areas that overlook the channel are on hand for a family day out.
Hugh Talot Birch State Park
3109 East Sunrise Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
954-564-4521
Turkey Lake Park
Located at a stone's throw from the busy Universal Orlando, Turkey Lake Park is a 300-acre oasis offering picnic areas, hiking along seven miles of trails and biking paths. There are sandy beaches and children play areas available on the shores of the lake. A fishing pier offers good entertainment for those wanting to test their fishing skills.
Turkey Lake Park
3401 South Hiawassee Rd.
Orlando, FL,32835
407-299-5581
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
This zoo in Jacksonville offers the only walking safari in Northeast Florida. Adults and children can discover over 1,400 exotic and rare animals and 1,000 varieties of plans. Educational and interactive experiences are available for children of all ages.
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
370 Zoo Parkway
Jacksonville, FL 32218
904-757-4463
jacksonvillezoo.org
Miami Beach Botanical Garden
This botanical garden is located in the heart of South Beach and it features numerous types of plants, including bromeliads, orchids and subtropical palms. At the Miami Botanical Garden, you can attend gardening classes and cultural performances or take walking tours of the area. You should not miss the "autograph tree", where you can see autographs of numerous stars who have visited the gardens over the years. The Miami Beach Botanical Garden is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and admission is free.
Miami Beach Botanical Garden
2000 Convention Center Dr.
Miami, FL 33139-1806
305-673-7256
mbgarden.org
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