Explore Pensacola, Florida, beyond its stunning beaches! From interactive museums and historic sites to the Foo Foo Festival and a vibrant arts scene, it’s a perfect family vacation spot. Enjoy ...

Pensacola was signed over to the United States in 1821, and the Florida Territory was established the following year. Over the next 30 years, the Pensacola Navy Yard, Fort Pickens, Fort McRee and ...

The Pensacola Lighthouse consists of 177 historic steps to a breathtaking view of the Gulf Coast. The tower we know today isn’t the first lighthouse build in Pensacola. Winslow Lewis built the ...

Located in the former Pensacola City Hall, the Pensacola Museum of History's architecture is as much a draw as its exhibits. The three-story building, which was built in 1907, sports Mediterranean ...

Northwest Florida has had it's fair share in the film spotlight -- and Pensacola movie buff Kenneth Manning is working to keep that history alive. "It's like coffee table trivia," Manning says.

As a beach-loving traveler, I have seen a lot of sand in my time. The pearl-pink sands of Bermuda and the charcoal black sands of Hawaii. The dunes of Cape Cod and the golden stretches of the Cote … ...

On this Producer’s Cut of Florida Road Trip, we explore the history of Pensacola. The city is known as the “Cradle of Naval Aviation” and we find out why. We make a pitstop at the National ...

Fort Pickens can be accessed by car or by boat, and a ride on the Pensacola Bay City Ferry provides an added layer of fun. Entrance fees are $15 per person, $20 per motorcycle or $25 per vehicle ...

While many learned about the American Revolution as beginning in the Northeast, some may not know Florida's role in the nation's founding.