Homebase for the Blue Angels, the U.S. Navy's Flight Demonstration Squadron, Pensacola NAS is also home to the Pensacola Lighthouse, the National Museum of Naval Aviation and Fort Barrancas, an early 19th-century garrison.

  Fort Pickens has reopened as of the end of May 2009   http://www.nps.go...  

Located on Santa Rosa Island, Pensacola Beach is a popular spot for family vacations.

Located in the Pensacola Naval Station, this is the site of the first U.S. Naval yard that was built in 1821.

Historic village consists of twenty properties belonging to the Pensacola National Register Historic District, including several museums and the Colonial Archaeological Trail.

This 150-mile stretch of seashore, which runs from Cat Island in Mississippi to Santa Rosa Island in Florida, offers sparkling blue water and many beautiful beaches along the way.

Monument honors the men and women who served and died during the Vietnam War.

Must see the remains of the 16th century shipwreck. This museum is very good and no admission is charged.

Visitors learn about West Florida's heritage by following a walking trail showing museum artifacts and archaeological sites from Colonial times.

Children's museum that recreates old-time Pensacola through various displays including a child-size schoolhouse, hospital and jail.

Osceola Golf Course is one of the finest Golf Courses you will play in the State of Florida. The course conditions are always excellent and the staff and Pro Adrian Stills are helpful and friendly...

Visitors can view wildlife and fabulous flora and fauna from one of the many nature trails in this 1,000 acres of woods.

A fishing club.