Leon County - 44 Attractions You Must Visit

The Grove Museum is a one-of-a-kind experience. Visitors can learn the stories and explore the artifacts of African American history as well as engage with community experts. It offers an educational experience from interactive exhibits to participatory events, such as workshops and lectures. With its varied and unique offerings, the museum provides a unique way for visitors to learn about the African American experience and culture in Florida, past present and future.

The Union Bank of Florida, was established in 1886 to serve the financial needs of citizens across the region. This bank provided a wide range of services with regards to loans and deposits, including providing operational credit for farms and businesses, guaranteeing safety for any financial transactions made between its customers, and operating multiple branches throughout the state for people to access banking services more conveniently.

Tom Brown Park is a 265-acre urban park with lots of great activities to offer. These include a network of trails for biking, running, and rollerblading. There are also plenty of picnic areas for an outdoor meal and playgrounds for the kids. Fishing is allowed in the eight ponds and animals can be seen grazing on the open fields within its boundaries. The park has something for everyone - including the curious visitors intrigued by the old ruins scattered around its grounds.

Winthrop Park, is a breathtakingly beautiful natural park that everyone should check out. Released from dense foliage is an open sky with the bright colors of rolling hills and valleys between each peak. You can spend time swimming in the lake or take a leisurely hike up one of the many trails around the park and take in stunning views of the countryside. Along with its diverse wildlife, it offers a wonderful opportunity to explore nature’s beauty while learning about its environment.