It's hard to picture 19th century Florida when you're used to the state's contemporary blend of Art Deco and mid-century modern architecture plus age-of-the-auto strip malls. Greenwood House in historic old Heritage Village in Pinellas County in Largo Florida Alamy Stock Photo The Pinellas County Heritage Village
Though the museum is by-donation to enter, until the COVID-19 pandemic ends visits are by appointment only. Housed in a 1911 firehouse, the exhibits include vintage firefighting equipment through the ages, as well as a hands-on interactive area for children that lets them play the role of firefighters (including a pint-size fire truck) and also playfully learn about fire safety and emergency preparedness. The Tampa Firefighter's Museum will excite kids of all ages. There are some special areas that showcase the natural landscape, too, like the Wetlands Walkway boardwalk that weaves through Florida's famously damp geography. It's entirely free to visit, and there are lots of places to wander, including some ADA accessible trails.
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This 100 acre garden is full of native plants, palms, cacti, succulents, tropical fruits and other flora, as well as a butterfly garden, herb garden, children's discovery garden, jazz garden, and rose garden. In addition to its manicured gardens, there are plenty of whimsical sculptures to be found at the FBG, too © Martha Asencio Rhine/Tampa Bay Times/Z Alamy Stock Photo Florida Botanical Gardens
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