Tallahassee Science & Discovery Museums and Exhibits
Tallahassee has long been a discoverer’s paradise, since the time of the early Spanish explorers. From air and space to powerful magnets, to marine and science centers to fire ecology, and from unusual geological formations to collections of rare flora and fauna, the tradition of discovery exists to this day.
Today science and technology play an increasingly important role in the Tallahassee region. From nanotechnology to deep space, science is an engaging activity to feed your sense of curiosity. Here is your ticket to exploration, your pass to discovery, no pocket-protector necessary.
To get started, begin by exploring the list of Tallahassee science museums and discovery exhibits below.
Antarctic Research Facility at Florida State University
Carraway Annex FSU Campus |
Phone: (850) 644-2407 |
Beadel House at Tall Timbers
13093 Herny Beadel Dr. |
Phone: (850) 893-4153 |
Challenger Learning Center IMAX Theatre and Planetarium
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Phone: (850) 645-7827 |
Desoto Encampment
1022 De Soto Park Dr |
Phone: (850) 922-6007 |
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
550 Wakulla Park Dr |
Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park at Lake Jackson
4000 N. Meridian Road |
Phone: (850) 891-3866 |
Florida Caverns State Park
3345 Caverns Rd. |
Phone: (850) 482-9598 |
Gulf Specimen Marine Laboratory
P.O. Box 237 |
Phone: (850) 984-5297 |
Lake Jackson Mounds State Archaeological Site
3600 Indian Mounds Rd. |
Phone: (850) 922-6007 |
Lake Talquin State Forest / Bear Creek Educational Forest
14850 Jack Vause Landing Rd. |
Phone: (850) 487-3766 |













