Unique things to do/see in FL

Well in the Tampa Bay area there is a lot to see. If you don't want the big tourist places here are a few suggestions for you: The Tampa Bay Aquarium: Tampa MOSI: Tampa (Museum of Science and Industry) Hands on Museum: St. Petersburg Salvador Dali Museum: St. Petersburg The Sponge Docks: Tarpon Springs Weeki Watchi/Buccaneer Bay: Weeki Watchi Springs area. Semi big tourist Spot Homassassa Springs: Homassassa Hope this helps and I hope you have fun enjoying it.

Not sure about much up in that area, but just south of Tampa, off one of the keys in Sarasota, there's a place called Mote Marine Lab. They have a smaller aquarium, and they take in and try to rehabilitate sea animals. Tampa aquarium is nice also, but Mote is a lot cheaper, and it's a gorgeous drive. There's also a beach, my mom went there I never did, can't remember if it's off Venice Beach(I think it's Venice Beach) or Sarasota, but there's supposedly sharks teeth all over the place in the sand. Probably have to ask around for a better location for that, but I know when we were kids we used to love collecting sharks teeth on the beach.

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Rock Springs is a nice place; it's a ?state? park with a natural spring and a small river you can float down. There are three parts; the spring, the first part and the last part. The spring is absolutely beautiful and it's a great place to swim or photograph. The first part is rocky, and not very pleasant, though there are little side springs to visit, and you can find shark's teeth on the bottom. The first part ends in a wide and deep pool, where many people swim, fish, and sunbathe. Then it goes into the last part, which is very natural; the grasses haven't been cleared from the edges, and the bottom is smooth sand. All in all, it's a out of the way, relatively quiet place located in central FL. Oh, and by the way, they changed the name, to something I forget, so you might have to do a little research to find it. They ask for a 'suggested donation' of something less than $5 when you go in.