Education and Schools in Tallahassee, Florida

That Tallahassee is the capital leads to the simple tourist interests — Capitol building, Florida history museum, historic government sites. But if you look deeper, you will see the culture underneath fed by three great colleges and residents. Talented local theaters, music of all types in bars/cafes, local art galleries/shops, and, of course, a growing variety of cultural restaurants for anybody’s taste buds!

Unlike most cities in Florida, Tallahassee possesses rolling hills. The climate is similar to that of Georgia, with short, colder winters, while still possessing the long, hot summers characteristic of Florida. The social scene is populated by college students, with more than three universities in the area. Restaurants, clubs, shops, and libraries dot the landscape, holding opportunities for singles, couples, and families, young and old.

Tallahassee, FL is the capital of the state. It is home to a lot of sites that I highly recommend. These include the Florida State University (FSU) campus and the Lake Ella park. Tallahassee is also home to many shops, malls, and local restaurants. While not perfect, Tallahassee is a great city.

Someone moving to Tallahassee should know the intense humidity, abundance of traffic, and unpredictable weather. Being the capital of the state, and home to the Florida State University, Tallahassee a hub of mixed culture and community. The bar scene, especially near campus, is raucous but incredibly enjoyable nonetheless, and the nearby nature trails and parks are perfect spots to decompress and enjoy the outdoors.