Attractions & Tours
Sarasota County has a variety of attractions for everyone's enjoyment, from art museums to natural science aquariums and other local must-sees.
Say hello to a manatee, relax on the beach, explore a farmers market — these are all must-do activities if you want to make the most out of your trip to Sarasota County. Enjoy our range of fun-filled attractions, featuring ventures into magnificent fine art institutions, up-close encounters with exotic animals, adventures in tree canopies, and boat rides through wild and untamed parts of Florida.
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Take a Tour of Sarasota in Dolly The Trolley or Vanna White our High Top Passenger Van!
Hop aboard to experience fun, entertaining...
Sun Outdoors Sarasota (formally known as Sun N Fun) is the perfect vacation destination for any age and any season. Whether you arrive...
Open 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., daily. Pets are allowed outside the Steigerwaldt-Jockey Children’s Fountain area. Popular location to jog, enjoy the...
"In loving memory of the valiant of Sarasota County who gave their lives to preserve for their loved ones and you the...
Four Galleries exhibiting local, regional, and international artists.
Free and Open to the public: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm & Saturdays Noon-5pm
Art Center Sarasota’s mission is to...
At our Sarasota, Florida distillery our spirits are hand-crafted from start to finish in small batches using only the finest ingredients and...
Formally known as Pineapple Park this park was recently dedicated and named in honor of “Mr. Downtown”, Paul Thorpe, Jr. in 2017....
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![The “silver kings” put up a memorable fight for those lucky enough to hook them [Photo: Nicole Coudal]](https://www.visitsarasota.com/sites/default/files/styles/content_slideshow_xlarge/public/BrendanCoudalTarponFish__OPT.jpg?itok=usHZYfi6×tamp=1560955210 "The “silver kings” put up a memorable fight for those lucky enough to hook them [Photo: Nicole Coudal]")