FLORIDA
Field Trips

Expand your group’s taste in music at Jacksonville Symphony that offers youth concerts and preludes concerts that allow students to experience classical music performed by a live symphony.

The Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens is filled with countless animals from Africa and Asia. A natural wetlands area has indigenous Florida bobcats, wolves, deer, alligators, and more.

The Jewish Museum of Florida cares for more than 100,000 items ranging from the Museum buildings and artifacts that  focuses on immigration; family, institutions; community relations; and contributions to society.

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.

At the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum climb the landmark 1860 Jupiter Inlet lighthouse, and then learn about the surrounding natural area during the Hike Through History tour.

The Kanapaha Botanical Gardens has 24 major collections including the state’s largest public display of bamboos and the largest herb garden in the Southeast.

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is organized into Mission Zones. From the dawn of space exploration to current and ongoing missions, visitors can experience the story of humans in space. 

The Key West Aquarium is home to sharks, stingrays, tropical and other fish found in the beautiful waters of Key West. The Aquarium is involved in conservation of the ecosystem of the Florida Keys.

Transport your group to a tropical paradise when you visit the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory. Be amazed by beautiful butterflies and colorful birds, as well as the waterfalls and trees.

Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden is home to endangered and threatened flora and fauna. Unlike traditional botanical gardens, it advocates the importance of native plants and species.

A visit to the Liberty Bell Memorial Museum is a moving experience for people of all ages, providing a better understanding of American ideals and traditions, and instill pride in American citizenship.

Visit the the finest collections of fine and decorative 19th century art in the country at the Lightner Museum. Groups will also enjoy a scavenger hunt through the museum’s Victorian Village and Science Industry galleries.