Located in Florida's Pinellas County, Dunedin is a picturesque city whose history dates back to the 1850s. Home to several picturesque beaches, Dunedin is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. The Caladesi Island State Park, which overlooks the St. Joseph Sound, is a popular tourist attraction in town, along with the equally beautiful Honeymoon Island State Park. An art and culture hub, Dunedin also boasts of immersive museums and galleries such as the Dunedin History Museum and the Dunedin Fine Art Center.

Located in Florida's Lake County, Mount Dora is a picturesque city located near the beautiful Lake Dora. Home to a variety of antique shops, downtown Mount Dora is an offbeat wanderer's paradise. Its unique affair of hosting monthly festivals has earned it the title "The Festival City", which also attracts many enthusiastic travelers to its lively abode. Besides its festivals and shops, Mount Dora is also a treat for history and culture buffs, with attractions like the Mount Dora History Museum, the Modernism Museum Mount Dora, and the Mount Dora Center for the Arts.

Situated in Florida's Levy County, Cedar Key is a charming city. Named after the eastern red cedar, which thrives abundantly in the region, Cedar Key's history dates back to as early as 500 BC, as is evident from the intriguing archeological finds in the region. Quaint and pleasant, the city is a popular tourist destination in the state. History buffs can explore Cedar Key's historic buildings and learn more about its fascinating past at museums like the Cedar Key Historical Society and Museum, the Shell Mound Archaeological Site and the Cedar Key Museum State Park.

Experience classic Southern beauty and charm in this historic seaside town, once the Gulf of Mexico's third busiest port. With its abundant natural resources in combination with rich maritime and social history, Apalachicola's hundreds of historic homes and buildings and picturesque view are a feast for the eyes. Stroll down wide streets lined by mature trees and beautiful Victorian homes. Stop in numerous galleries and shops, or perhaps take in one of the city's available water sports, such as fishing, kayaking, and sailing, to name a few. Located about ninety minutes outside Panama City, this small community is a gem on the Florida coastline.

The beautiful island of Anna Maria is a part of the Manatee county located in the state of Florida, United States of America. This island with seven miles of white sandy beaches is known as a vacation hot- spot gathering loads of tourists every year. There are around rentals just waiting for you. There are several places to visit here like Bean Point, Bradenton Beach, Anna Maria Island Historical Society, and the Manatee Beach. You can also enjoy activities like parasailing, surfing, boating and visit the cultural events hosted at the island.

Known in popular culture as Village of Islands, Islamorada is nothing short of a tropical paradise. Spend time taking in the crisp ocean air, soak up the rays at one of the numerous beaches or simply stop at one of the beach side bars and sip a cocktail while you enjoy marvelous views of the sun setting. Activities in Islamorada include snorkeling, kayaking and fishing among others. You can also head to Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park, where you can learn about local history, view fossilized coral, and spend a serene time amid nature. If you are looking for a tropical getaway, you simply have no excuse to skip this picturesque village.

Located in Florida's Alachua County, Micanopy is a charming town that is also one of the longest continually inhabited communities in the state. The Micanopy Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is a beautiful blend of historic buildings, quirky antique shops, cozy cafes and restaurants, and more. Also famous for being the filming location of the movie Doc Hollywood, it is a popular landmark and tourist attraction. Other attractions include the Micanopy Historical Society Museum, Price's Scrub State Park and Barr Hammock Preserve.

The barrier island of Sanibel is home to Sanibel city known for its shelly beaches and wild-life refuges. From an ecological standpoint, this city plays an important role in the conservation of the abundance of flora and fauna found here, the largest wildlife refuge being the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. Equally attractive are the large number of shells that wash up on the shores of the island. Some lucky tourists also get their hands on the rare Scaphella junonia, which is highly valued. Often acclaimed as a top tourist destination, the island welcomes all those looking for an adventurous escapade amidst the ocean.

DeFuniak Springs is a city located in Florida's Walton County. One of the most charming small towns in the state, DeFuniak Springs' history dates back to the late-19th Century when it was developed as a resort town. Home to the nearly perfectly round Lake DeFuniak, the town attracts thousands of visitors looks for a tranquil get away all throughout the year. The DeFuniak Springs Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is home to a number of the town's significant historical landmarks and architectural gems.

Stuart is a city located in Florida's Martin County. Known as the Sailfish Capital of the World, Stuart is located on the banks of the beautiful St. Lucie River and is popular as one of the most charming small towns in the state. With its history dating back to the 18th Century, the city is home to a number of historic buildings that form part of its rich heritage. Stuart's history can be explored at museums like the Elliott Museum and the Stuart Heritage Museum. Other attractions include Stuart Beach, Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center and Shepard Park.

Tarpon Springs, just a short drive from Clearwater, is a charming village with a Greek heritage. In the early 1900s, natural sponge beds were discovered along the coast of the Anclote River. Soon after, Greek divers made their home here, creating a tightly-knit community that took pride in its heritage, cuisine, and culture. Visitors flock to the city's Sponge Docks to enjoy a slice of Greek life, from food to shopping. Walk along Dodecanese Boulevard for unique gifts, souvenirs, olive oil toiletries, and of course, natural sponges. Besides this, the Tarpon Springs Aquarium and St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral are worth a stop during your trip.

This city in Florida's Sarasota County takes its name from the beautiful canal city of Italy. With its story dating back to prehistoric times, Venice was incorporated as a city in 1888. It makes for an ideal coastal getaway, with little inns and charming hotels offering beautiful views of the Gulf Coast and quirky local shops and eateries serving fresh steaks and seafood. Explore the downtown with its streets flanked by graceful Italian architectural marvels, take a stroll along the shores on a breezy evening, try your hand at shelling, or go the classic way with an immersive golf session, for which Florida is well-known. Local attractions include Historic Downtown Venice, Venice Museum, and Waterford Golf Club.