Tampa, FL
Tiny park whose land was deeded to the Republic of Cuba, making it a unique symbolic enclave.
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Giant objects, odd monuments and things built for no clear reason.
Tampa, FL
Tiny park whose land was deeded to the Republic of Cuba, making it a unique symbolic enclave.
Key Largo, FL
Underwater hotel reached by scuba diving into a former marine research habitat.
Merritt Island, FL
Forest of historic rockets and missiles displayed vertically like technological monuments.
Key West, FL
Indoor tropical habitat famous for free-roaming butterflies and resident flamingos Rhett and Scarlett.
Orlando, FL
Giant partially buried human figure appearing to emerge from the ground beside Lake Eola.
Tallahassee, FL
Fairy-tale Tudor cottage, giant ancient live oak, gardens, and a labyrinth hidden beside a busy city road.
Islamorada, FL
Oversized wooden mermaid tied to maritime folklore and classic Keys roadside kitsch.
Lee, FL
Deep blue first-magnitude spring feeding an extensive underwater cave system.
Panama City Beach, FL
Military diving museum where visitors can explore SEALAB I and decades of experimental undersea technology.
Chiefland, FL
Ancient spring system with underwater caves and seasonal manatee gatherings.
Kissimmee, FL
Full-scale roadside castle housing a long-running jousting dinner show.
St. Augustine, FL
A 208-foot stainless-steel cross towers over the historic mission grounds.
Homosassa, FL
Tiny island in the Homosassa River long inhabited by a colony of spider monkeys.
Kissimmee, FL
1940s tower built from rocks and objects sent from every U.S. state and many foreign countries.
Homestead, FL
Exceptionally preserved Cold War Nike Hercules missile base hidden inside Everglades National Park.
West Palm Beach, FL
Outdoor sculpture garden with monumental contemporary works.
Ochopee, FL
A former irrigation-pipe shed converted into the smallest operating U.S. Post Office after a 1953 fire.
St. Augustine, FL
Ancient live oak estimated to be several centuries old near St. Augustine's historic mission grounds.
Micanopy, FL
Wild bison and horses roam a vast sink-like prairie basin in central Florida.
Clermont, FL
Old-school presidential roadside attraction with wax figures, a massive miniature White House, and a small Mount Rushmore replica.
St. Cloud, FL
Long-running serpentarium focused on venomous snakes, reptiles, and live educational snake demonstrations.
St. Petersburg, FL
Surrealist museum whose collection and architecture both fit the OddWay aesthetic.
Ona, FL
Hand-built silver castle filled with Howard Solomon's found-object art and eccentric architecture.
St. Augustine, FL
Small shrine interpreting the story of early Greek Orthodox settlers in colonial Florida.