A museum of Jacksonville's Durkeeville neighborhood and African American history.
All Places
Kingsley Plantation in the Timucuan Preserve is the oldest plantation house in Florida.
The Jacksonville Symphony performs in Jacoby Symphony Hall at the Times-Union Center.

The Jacksonville Main Library is the central library of the Jacksonville Public Library system.

The Jacksonville Historical Society runs its archives and history center in the restored Old St. Luke's Hospital.

The Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts on the St. Johns River includes Jacoby Symphony Hall and the Moran Theater.
Fort Caroline National Memorial commemorates the 1564 French Huguenot colony.
The Florida Theatre is a 1927 Mediterranean Revival movie palace in downtown Jacksonville.
Alhambra Theatre & Dining, opened in 1967, is one of the oldest continuously operating dinner theaters in the US.
The Ritz Theatre and Museum in LaVilla celebrates African American history and culture in Jacksonville.
The Museum of Southern History in Jacksonville is a small museum and library of 19th-century Southern history and the Civil War era.
The Museum of Science & History (MOSH) on the Southbank has science and regional history exhibits.
MOCA Jacksonville, a cultural institution of the University of North Florida, faces Hemming Park.
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has animals from around the world and botanical gardens.
The Jacksonville Fire Museum, in the relocated 1902 Catherine Street Fire Station, tells the history of the city's fire service.
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens holds European and American art and historic riverfront gardens.