Naval Aviation Museum

“Want to party. This is where to go. Seville Quarter is proud to be the Gulf Coast’s Entertainment Destination since 1967. They got a rich history dating back over five decades, when Bob Snow took a dilapidated 19th century warehouse on East Government Street and transformed it into “Rosie O’Grady’s Warehouse,” a beer-and-peanuts saloon offering up heaping portions of Dixieland jazz and good times. Since then, Seville Quarter has grown to include seven rooms — the original Rosie O’Grady’s, Phineas Phogg’s, Lili Marlene’s, Apple Annie’s, Fast Eddie’s, End o’ the Alley and Palace Café — each with its own theme and atmosphere. There’s also the Seville Party Plaza, an outdoor concert venue, and Heritage Hall, a spacious banquet and event facility.”

“located on base, but easy to access. Beautiful views.... they say it's hanted!”

“This open air market spans three blocks and hosts over 60 different vendors with art, food, apparel, and crafts. Palafox Market is open every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, rain or shine.”

“Spend a fascinating day exploring the caves and tunnels of Ft. Pickens. Mostly known for the imprisonment of Geronimo and 16 other Apache Indian warriors in 1886. You won’t be disappointed you went! Dress comfortable and wear good walking shoes. Flip flops are ok too. ”

“Excellent pub and restaurant. Warm welcoming atmosphere and appropriate for solo travelers, couples, an can accommodate families or large groups. Put your personalized dollar bill up on the wall.”