Florida Panhandle Region
Field Trips

From 1854 to 1867, Bellvue Plantation was the home of Catherine Murat, a Virginian and relative of George Washington. Visitors can explore the plantation communities, kitchen, and slave cabin.

On the Buccaneer Pirate Cruise, on a pirate-themed journey into the waters of the Florida coast, your group will engage in pirate training, sword fighting, water gun battles, and more.

The Florida Capitol is home to Florida’s Executive and Legislative branches of government. Guided Tour & Self-Guided tours available The Capitol also houses permanent and temporary art displays.

Historic Pensacola encompasses eight and a half acres and 28 properties located within the foot prints of the original Spanish and British forts in downtown Pensacola.

At the John Gilmore Riley Center & Museum for African American History & Culture,  journey back in time to the Reconstruction era and experience a living testament of the rich cultural heritage of the historic Smokey Hollow community.

Explore native culture and Spanish colonization at Mission San Luis de Apalachee, a living history museum, that shares the stories of its former Apalachee and Spanish residents.

The FSU Museum of Fine Arts collection consists of over 6,000 objects includes almost every medium, ranging from pre-Columbian pottery to contemporary art.

The Museum of Florida History is a treasure trove of historical artifacts fascinating—from the prehistoric era to the mid-20th century. Teachers can schedule an educator-led virtual tour and activities.

The National Naval Aviation Museum is the world’s largest naval aviation museum. Visitors share the excitement of Naval Aviation’s rich history and see more than 150 beautifully restored aircraft representing Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard Aviation.

Orchard Pond is a diverse organic farm where you can explore the 30 acre organic farm with your school or community group and see sustainable farming practices in action.

Learn about the history of Pensacola in a fun, interactive way at the Pensacola Children’s Museum. Groups can visit the Trading Post, the Fort and a Native American Village.