In 1824 Tallahassee was chosen as the new capital of Florida. Follow rural winding country roads meandering around rolling hills and eventually you wind up at the state capital. Tallahassee's Original Antebellum Plantations Tallahassee sits halfway between Georgia and the Gulf of Mexico.
Winters can be quite cool and with the heat of summer a gulf breeze can creep ashore.
Streets lined with massive live oaks draped in Spanish moss crisscross through the downtown area. Original antebellum plantations are concentrated in this area. Sophistication, southern charm and historical landmarks await your arrival in the capital city. Tallahassee is home to two state universities. Your first stop should be the Convention and Visitors Bureau to obtain maps and brochures.