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 Home of the Jags |
1 Stadium Place Jacksonville, FL 32202 United States +1 904 633 6100 http://www.jaxevents.com/allte... |
ALLTEL Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports complex located on the banks of St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville. This mega-complex seats 82,000 fans and is the home field of the National Football League's Jacksonville Jaguars franchise, the annual Gator Bowl football game each New Year's Day and the Florida/Georgia college football game every fall. Past performances also include U2, Garth Brooks, and the Rolling Stones. Concession stands are available, and indoor dining and skyboxes offer luxury seating. Special features include the largest Sony Jumbotron scoreboards in the country. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Great fellowship |
4171 Hendricks Ave Jacksonville, FL 32207 United States +1 904 737 8488 http://www.allsaintsjax.org |
All Saints dates back to 1895, constructed with the help from the Florida East Coast Railroad. Located near the historic San Marco Square area, it is a short drive from downtown. All Saints Early Learning and Community Care Center provides a safe, friendly place for both young children and seniors in need. Funeral services are provided to those in great need. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shopping & food |
2 Independent Dr Jacksonville, FL 32202 United States +1 904 353 1188 http://www.jacksonvillelanding... |
Situated on the St. Johns River, this riverside playground features great restaurants and shopping opportunities. Its facade is a famed part of the Jacksonville skyline. Clothing, gifts, music and more fill the shops and a food court and wide variety of restaurants stave off starvation. Outdoor concerts and special events take place regularly at the Landing, making it a favorite gathering spot in the city for visitors and locals out to eat, drink and dance the night away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exotic and native animals |
8605 Zoo Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32218 United States +1 904 757 4463 http://www.jaxzoo.org/ |
Visit white rhinos, crocodiles, lions and more on a Plains of Africa tour at The Jacksonville Zoo. An overlook area allows visitors to observe elephants and giraffes. Native Florida wildlife can also be seen, including the jaguar, endangered Florida panther and American alligator. There is so much to see here that you should allow an entire day to catch it all! Refreshments are available throughout the park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Luxury resort on beach |
200 Ponte Vedra Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32082 United States +1 904 285 1111 / +1 800 234 7842 (Toll Free) http://www.pvresorts.com/index... |
One of the most elegant hotels in Florida, this luxury resort and private country club is located along the beautiful ocean front, offering its guests excellent amenities and the best of everything. Handsomely decorated rooms and suites, a golf course, and a host of other sports provide plenty of activities. Shopping and entertainment are within a short driving distance. Wonderful service and attention to detail make a stay at this lovely hotel a memorable experience. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jacksonville's conference center |
1000 Water St Jacksonville, FL 32204 United States +1 904 630 4000 http://www.jaxevents.com/prime... |
This impressive building with 42-foot high Doric columns, 75-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings and handsome marble floors was once the nation's largest railway station. Restored and renovated, it now hosts meetings and conventions of varying sizes, including traveling shows, corporate and charity events. The 265,000 square feet of space boasts fully equipped kitchens and banquet facilities that can serve up to 3,000 and 22 separate rooms accommodating groups of 1000. Plenty of lodging is close by, as well as a variety of dining and entertainment facilities at Jacksonville Landing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Waterfront dining |
835 Museum Circle Jacksonville, FL 32207 United States +1 904 398 2299 http://www.rivercitybrew.com/ |
Here is the spot for great dining and dancing right on the St. Johns River. Boat slips are available on the riverfront. Rent a boat at one of the marinas and cruise right up to the dock, or just pull up a seat and watch boaters. The brewery features four handcrafted beers to go along with a diverse menu featuring plenty of seafood entrees, prime rib and steaks. The Sunday seafood buffet is also a popular option. Considering there is a wealth of hotels nearby, the restaurant is popular with tourists, and a good place for and afternoon business meeting. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Spring-fed pool |
Magnolia Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32043 United States +1 904 529 2200 |
This city park, located behind City Hall and less than a half-hour drive south of Jacksonville on the St Johns River, features a spring-fed pool, for which the town is named. There is plenty for children to do here, including a playground, picnic areas, and the pool itself, which remains a cozy 72 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. You can fish off the city pier, or just enjoy a romantic stroll by the gazebo with views of the river. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A break from the highway |
4610 Ocean Street Jacksonville, FL 32233 United States +1 904 241 9969 |
Take a scenic break from highway travel aboard the last remaining ferry in the state, connecting to the historic village of Mayport to Fort George Island. The Jean Ribault, built in honor of the French explorer who settled on the First Coast in 1562, leaves Fort George Island at 15 and 45 minutes past each hour, with the final departure at 10:15pm daily. Departures from Mayport village are at 6:20am, 7am and on the hour and half hour until 10pm daily. The fee is USD2.75 per car, and USD0.50 for bicycles and pedestrians. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Artistically Tuned |
300 West Water Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 United States +1 904 633 6110 |
The Jim & Jan Moran Theater welcomes a host of music and theater artists every month. Past productions include classics such as The Phantom and Miss Saigon, and the bar is constantly being raised with every new play. Watch out for The King and I and Beethoven's Fifth, which will be on this February. This is also one of the few places where trained guide dogs are allowed into the arena. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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