Sarasota

Public Park in Downtown Sarasota Along the Bay This public park is located in the Gulf coast city of Sarasota at the edge of downtown...

One Hundred Acre Natural Wonderland On Lido Key South Lido Park is a one hundred acre natural wonderland located at the southernmost end...

When Marie Selby died in June 1971, she willed her property to the community as a botanical garden “for the enjoyment of the general...

No cost entertainment in Sarasota Sarasota and the surrounding area ranks as the top place to retire in America and the 16th best place...

Sarasota has over 72 sculptures & statues throughout the city. Here is a walking tour of the Bayfront Park & Marina which has 6 artworks.

Exploring the Jim Neville Marine Preserve, a 35-acre preserve which is located between Siesta Key and Casey Key in Little Sarasota Bay.

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The Sarasota Jungle Gardens are a tropical botanical garden with free roaming flamingos, a petting zoo, & exotic bird & animal shows.

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is more than a botanical garden. It is a Living Museum featuring more than 20,000 living plants.

Payne Park features a variety of sports and outdoor activities including a skate park, walking & jogging paths, disc golf course, playground

The Siesta Key Crystal Classic is an International Sand Sculpting Festival held annually in November on Siesta Key, Sarasota, FL

Nathan Benderson Park (NBP) is a premier outdoor health and wellness destination located in the beautiful gulf coast city of Sarasota.

The Bridge Walk/Run is popular among residents and visitors because of the lovely views of downtown Sarasota and the Sarasota Bay

The southwest coast of Florida, has over 35 miles of beach and my favorite beach is a 3-mile strip known as Lido Key.

The Ted Sperling Park, located in the southeast area of Lido Key at 190 Taft Drive, offers a distinctly Floridian experience.

The beautiful, white sand coast of Lido Key bordering the Gulf of Mexico is divided into 3 beaches known as North Lido, Lido, and South Lido