Tallahassee Museum

About Tallahassee Museum

Tallahassee Museum features a new Birds of Prey Aviary home to eagles, owls, and hawks across 52 acres of natural wonders and historic buildings in Tallahassee, Florida. Visitors walk elevated boardwalks through Wildlife Florida to see native bears, deer, and red wolves along the Wildlife Trail. The Big Bend Farm recreates 1880s life with period animals and buildings. Jim Gary's Twentieth Century Dinosaurs exhibition showcases colorful sculptures made from old car parts. Tree-To-Tree Adventures combines an aerial obstacle course with ziplines through the canopy, while Treemendous Adventures offers ziplining for younger guests. Animal Encounters let visitors meet ambassador education animals. The museum also displays two centuries of North Florida history, a half-mile Nature Trail loop, and a guest animal exhibit that rotates exotic species. Educational programs, school break camps with hands-on activities, and special workshops occur throughout the year. A cafe and museum store are on-site. The largely outdoor setting requires comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for exploring the grounds.