Jacksonville, FL, USA < change city >

Ceremony:

Memorial Park

Reception:

Garden Club of Jacksonville

Hotel:

Extended Stay America

Hotel:

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites

Hotel:

House on Cherry Street B & B

Hotel:

Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront

Hotel:

Inn at Oak Street The

Hotel:

Riverdale Inn

Hotel:

St John's House Bed & Breakfast

Restaurant:

Cafe Nola

"A great little lunchtime restaurant in the Museum of Modern Art."

Restaurant:

Pizza Palace

"The original Pizza Palace, and where Anonymousand Anonymous both worked."

Restaurant:

Pizza Palace On the Park

"The best pizza ever!"

Entertainment:

Adventure Landing

"A really fun water park, with go-carts and laser tag, video games and mini golf, as well as some small roller coasters for the little ones."

Entertainment:

The Jacksonville Landing

"A nice place on the river with restaurants, bars, and sometimes live music. This is also a place where water taxis can pick you up and take you across the St. Johns."

Attraction:

Alligator Farm Zoological Park

Attraction:

Cummer Museum of Art & Garden Edu

"The Cummer is the largest museum in Northeast Florida, with a permanent collection of more than 4,000 objects. The museum also features more than two acres of English and Italian gardens. The museum was founded in 1959, as a gift from Ninah Cummer, an art collector and civic leader. The formal gardens, along a picturesque stretch of the St. Johns River, are filled with beautiful sculptures and flowers. The collection of fine art and antiques are featured in 10 galleries throughout the museum. The collection includes American and European paintings and sculpture from ancient, medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, 19th century Impressionist and Modern Art. Pre-Columbian ceramics and Japanese inro, netsuke, and woodblock prints are also part of the permanent collection."

Attraction:

Fort Caroline National Memorial

"A near full-scale rendering of the fort was created to memorialize the 16th Century French effort to establish a permanent colony in Florida. After initial exploration in 1562, a colony was established in 1564, only to be eliminated by Spanish forces from nearby St. Augustine in 1565. Exhibits in the National Park Service's Visitors Center provide information on the history of the first European settlement on the American mainland, the French colony's interaction with the native Timucuans and the colonists' brief struggle for survival."

Attraction:

Ginnie Springs Outdoors Llc

"Another great place for tubing, camping, snorkeling, etc. Great day trip!"

Attraction:

Ichetucknee Springs State Park

"A beautiful place for tubing, snorkeling, diving, etc. Very inexpensive for a day trip."

Attraction:

Jacksonville Beach

Attraction:

Jacksonville Maritime Museum

"Sail back through time, viewing the history of Jacksonville and the First Coast through the eyes of merchant marines, Navy sailors and fishermen. Artworks and models include a 16-foot rendition of the historic aircraft carrier USS Saratoga. Soon to be unveiled is a five-foot model of the Gulf America tanker, which was torpedoed by a German U-boat off Ponte Vedra Beach early in World War II. A photographic history of merchant shipping is on display. The museum is also collecting videotaped recollections of sailors from various periods in maritime history."

Attraction:

Jacksonville Museum-Modern Art

"The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, formerly Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art, is located in the heart of downtown Jacksonville on Hemming Plaza, the city's main square. The newly renovated historic building houses five galleries, including a forty foot high atrium gallery, an auditorium for film and lectures, studio classrooms, and the ArtExplorium Loft family learning center. The Museum Shop features one of a kind contemporary art and craft along with a selection of unique books on art, architecture, and design. Café Nola @ MOCA offers innovative contemporary cuisine in a relaxed setting."

Attraction:

Jacksonville Public Library

"A great new library - fantastic children's section, and a nice place to spend a quiet air conditioned afternoon."

Attraction:

Jacksonville Zoological Gardens

"The Zoo!"

Attraction:

Kingsley Plantation

"A good historical site."

Attraction:

Museum of Science & History

"The Museum of Science & History is the most visited museum in Jacksonville. MOSH features interactive, award-winning exhibitions such as the Currents of Time, which explores 12,000 years of Northeast Florida history, and Atlantic Tails, an exhibit that features the mammals that inhabit First Coast waterways. The Museum's latest additions include the state-of-the-art, multimillion-dollar physical science exhibition, the Universe of Science, and the Florida Naturalist's Center, which houses turtles, birds, owls, snakes, baby alligators, and other animals native to the region. MOSH offers daily public science and planetarium programs, camps, workshops, rental space, birthday party packages, and more."

Attraction:

Ritz Theatre & Lavilla Museum

"Opened in 1999, the LaVilla Museum displays a permanent collection of African-American history, with changing art exhibits in the gallery. The Ritz Theatre has regularly scheduled events, such as monthly amateur nights and spoken word nights, performances by the Ritz Voices Youth Chorus and a wide variety of other performances, programs and community events."

Attraction:

St Augustine

Attraction:

TPC at Sawgrass

"www.tpc.com/sawgrass/"

Attraction:

World Golf Village

"www.wgv.com/"

Military Bases:

Naval Air Station Jacksonville

"http://www.nasjax.navy.mil/"

Military Bases:

Naval Station Mayport

"http://www.nsmayport.navy.mil/"