To really get a feel for Old Florida, spend the night at one of the hotels and inns that has truly stood the test of time. These four historic stays have been part of Florida’s story for well over a century, and you can still check in and experience their charm today.

Sometimes you have to venture off the beaten path to find a true taste of Old Florida. From the Florida Keys to the Big Bend, these five quirky restaurants and bars are worth going out of your way for, whether that means a drive or even a boat ride!

Just across the Florida-Alabama border, Mobile is full of surprises. Known as the birthplace of America’s original Mardi Gras, and once nicknamed the “Paris of the South,” the city has more than 300 years of history and a lively, walkable downtown. Follow this guide to plan a weekend getaway to Mobile.

If Florida's rainy season has you craving a change of scenery, Porto is well worth adding to your list. Portugal's second-largest city is known for its historic hillside neighborhoods, Port wine, scenic river views, and easy day trips to storied nearby towns. Here's how to make the most of your first visit.

Summer break is wrapping up soon, but there's still time to squeeze in a few adventures that will leave your family with more than just great photos. These four experiences help you connect with the wildlife, history, and culture that make the St. Pete-Clearwater area so special.

It's fun to dream, right? Step inside some of Florida's most beautiful historic mansions and imagine what life was like decades ago. From Key West to Central Florida, these five impressive estates are filled with fascinating history, beautiful architecture, and stories about the people who once called them home.