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Map of Jacksonville Attractions
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Crowne Plaza Hotel Jacksonville-Riverfront
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Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront
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Hampton Inn Jacksonville - I-95 Central
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Extended Stay America - Jacksonville - Riverwalk
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Wyndham Jacksonville Riverwalk
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Hilton Garden Inn Jacksonville Downtown Southbank
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Jacksonville-Downtown/Southbank
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Super 8 Jacksonville Downtown Area
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Scottish Inn Downtown Jacksonville
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Super 8 Jacksonville South
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What to Do in Jacksonville
Friendship FountainThe very best known landmark of Jacksonville. A beautiful fountain, one of the most photographed places in Jacksonville. |
Andrew Jackson statueOne of the four horse statues of Andrew Jackson in the country. The landmark of Jacksonville. |
Friendship ParkThis place has been a symbol of Jacksonville for a long time now. Recently re-made, now great for running, games or relaxation. |
Riverside Arts MarketThis lovely street market will satisfy all your shopping needs if you want to shop for peculiar items or souvenirs. |
Little Talbot Island State ParkThis lovely little park offers a supreme, not crowded beach and a beautiful environment. Excellent destination. |
Kingsley PlantationA very informative and educational site. A historic plantation will take you back to the dark times of slavery. |
Huguenot Memorial ParkThis park has a unique specificity – birdwatching. Lot of people come over here to watch or photograph different species. |
Jacksonville LandingA bustling Jacksonville neighborhood. Great place if you want to have some fun or get to know Jacksonville a bit more. |
Jacksonville Zoo & GardensA great and lovely zoo, spanning over 73 acres. Recently being re-equipped with educational activities. |
Big Talbot Island State ParkMuch like the Little Talbot Island Park, this piece of nature is a peaceful and quiet place where you can enjoy beautiful nature and beaches. |
Kathryn Abbey Hanna ParkAwesome park with lot of possibilities – hiking, jogging, cycling, lying down on the beach – you name it! |
Yellow Bluff FortA former important military installation during the Civil War, nowadays the fort is a historic place offering nice picnicking premises. |
Ancient City SubsVery popular sandwich shop. Great prices and healthy sandwiches, this is a place to go if you like to enjoy this kind of food. |
Vito's Pizza & Italian RestaurantAwesome Italian restaurant serving the best of the Italian cuisine. Favored by both locals and tourists. |
Tree Hill Nature CenterA great connection with nature for everyone. Featuring guided trails, animal encounters and more. Great for parents with kids. |
Museum of Science and HistoryIt's always great to educate yourself in a fun way, and so is the case of this museum. Good for all ages. |
