With more than 175 state parks across Florida, a few are bound to stand out from the crowd. From disappearing rivers to wild bison and a museum dedicated to air conditioning, here are six of the strangest Florida State Parks worth adding to your list.

Looking to escape the Florida heat? One flight from Tampa and a train ride will take you to Strasbourg, a storybook city in France’s Alsace region filled with canals, cobblestone streets, and half-timbered homes.

It’s hard to find places in Florida that don’t feel like they’re bursting with people and new development. Wauchula, about an hour south of Lakeland, is a breath of fresh air and a step back into a simpler time.

Clermont, a lakeside city just outside of Orlando in Lake County, has the perfect mix of small-town charm and outdoor adventures. Here are five ways to take advantage of the spring season.

St. George Island, a 20+ mile barrier island in the Gulf about 20 minutes from Apalachicola, is committed to being a quiet barrier island and that’s the appeal. You’ll find small town charm and miles of white sand beaches, but no high rises.

Before the heat and humidity take over, here are nine Florida gardens to check out across North Florida, Central Florida, Tampa Bay, and South Florida. You’ll find something to love at each spot, from a singing tower in Central Florida to flamingos in St. Pete and waterfront views in Miami.

Jupiter is known for its beautiful beaches, turquoise water, and a laid-back yet upscale feel. From a rare rocky shoreline to paddling a federally protected river, there’s a lot to experience in a relatively small area. Here are five ways to make the most of your visit.