GCEC 2026

Explore the City of Tallahassee, Florida

	Westcott Fountain The Westcott Fountain is one of Florida State University's most iconic landmarks. Located in front of the historic Westcott Building, it serves as a gathering place for students, alumni, and visitors and is among the most photographed locations on campus.
	Landis Green Known as the heart of campus, Landis Green is a historic gathering space where students relax, study, and celebrate university traditions. The expansive lawn offers a picturesque setting surrounded by some of FSU's most recognizable buildings.
	Doak S. Campbell Stadium Home of the Florida State Seminoles football team, Doak Campbell Stadium is one of the largest collegiate stadiums in the nation. Visitors can experience the excitement and tradition that make Seminole athletics a defining part of campus culture.
	Unconquered Statue Standing outside Doak Campbell Stadium, the Unconquered Statue honors the resilience and spirit of the Seminole people. It serves as the centerpiece of FSU's renowned pregame traditions and symbolizes strength, determination, and pride.
	Legacy Walk The Florida State University Legacy Walk is a historical tour of campus that focuses on the university’s history, architecture, artworks and green spaces. Legacy Walk medallions and banners are designed to guide visitors along the paths. Raised brick podia containing maps and important information about people and events are situated at intervals along the walk.

	Wakulla Springs State Park Just south of Tallahassee, Wakulla Springs is home to one of the world's largest freshwater springs. Visitors can enjoy scenic riverboat tours, wildlife viewing, and opportunities to spot manatees, alligators, and a variety of native bird species.
	Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park Featuring ornamental gardens, reflection pools, walking trails, and lake access, Maclay Gardens provides a peaceful escape into nature and showcases the beauty of North Florida's landscape.
	St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Established in 1931, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge encompasses coastal marshes, forests, and estuaries. It is a premier destination for birdwatching, wildlife photography, and visiting the historic St. Marks Lighthouse.
	Tallahassee Trails & Greenways Tallahassee offers miles of scenic trails for walking, running, and cycling. The city's network of greenways highlights the area's rolling hills, canopy roads, and natural beauty rarely found elsewhere in Florida.

	Florida State Capitol As Florida's capital city, Tallahassee is home to the Florida State Capitol. Visitors can tour the building, learn about the state's legislative process, and enjoy panoramic views from the Capitol's observation deck.
	Railroad Square Art District Railroad Square is Tallahassee's creative hub, featuring galleries, artist studios, unique shops, and local restaurants. The district hosts popular community events and showcases the city's vibrant arts scene.
	Mission San Luis This living history museum recreates a 17th-century Spanish mission and Apalachee village. Visitors can explore reconstructed buildings, interact with interpreters, and experience an important chapter of Florida's history.
	Tallahassee Museum Combining history, wildlife exhibits, and outdoor experiences, the Tallahassee Museum offers visitors an engaging look at the region's natural and cultural heritage.