5 Museums to Explore in Bay County

At the Man in the Sea Museum, there are exhibits and documents related to the history of diving.

Robert Ripley founded Ripley's Believe It or Not, an American franchise that deals in unusual and bizarre events and objects. The Believe It or Not feature began as a newspaper panel and was later adapted into a variety of media, including radio, television, comic books, a chain of museums, and a book series.

Panama City, Florida is home to the Science and Discovery Center of Northwest Florida, a children's museum. Interactive science and natural history displays, play areas, live reptiles, and a nature trail are among the exhibits.

This Museum, is a historic location houses a printing press museum with original 19th-century equipment used by the first newspapers in the area. It also features display cases full of various artifacts collected from newspapers printed in the area. Through interactive exhibits and guided tours led by experienced guides, guests can gain insight into the evolution of the newspaper industry and how it has shaped both Panama City's culture and America's journalistic landscape.

WonderWorks Panama City Beach is an amazingly interactive attraction that provides visitors with captivating and educational experiences. The venue displays over 100 interactive exhibits as well as hands-on activities that are designed to stimulate learning. A wide array of historical artifacts and scientific experiments can be explored throughout the facility. Guests can see everything from dinosaur bones to gravity simulation labs! In addition, they have a 3D theatre.