Historical Pensacola District
Perdido's stunning sandy beaches are just the baseline for what's on offer from your vacation home. An incredible historical district is the scene of immersive historical reconstructions and ancient harvest festivals. Visit the active research center and museum to discover a treasure trove of archaeological artifacts and history that will amaze you and your family.
National Aviation Museum
Visit the world's largest naval aviation museum, one of Florida't top museums. Here you can get involved in the exciting world of naval aviation by exploring over 150 restored aircrafts, housed in 350,000 square feet of exhibition space and 37 acres of grounds.
Pensacola Lighthouse Museum
Tread softly up the 177 steps that lead you to the summit of this impressive beacon on the Gulf Coast. Enjoy 'Toast at the Top' sunset tours, hunt for ghosts in the Keeper's Quarters at one of America's most haunted sites, and experience Blue Angels flights from this lofty lookout.
Fort Pickens
Named for US Congress Andrew Pickens, this pentagonal fort on the western edge of Santa Rosa Island. After the war with Britain in 1812, the United States built the fort to guard the gateway to Pensacola Port. Apache leader Geronimo was once imprisoned in the fort. It has not been used for military purposes since 1947 and stands as a reminder of more militant times.
Saenger Theater
A Rococo style theater that was first opened in 1925, Saenger is an atmospheric venue that attracts Broadway shows, big name musicians and comedians and is also an important community events center. Vibrant with life, there's always something going on at this magic show space.
