An outdoor living history museum on 52 acres in the southwest part of the city, with a reconstructed 1880s farm, native wildlife exhibits, and elevated boardwalks through a cypress swamp. The animals — Florida panther, red wolf, white-tailed deer — are all native species that cannot be released into the wild. It's a better introduction to the natural environment of north Florida than most formal natural history museums, and the swamp boardwalk alone is worth the admission.
Tallahassee Museum
Outdoor history museum with native wildlife and cypress swamp