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Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Located in the heart of downtown Miami, Florida, the museum offers students an innovative and immersive educational experience.

Chinsegut Hill Historic Site

The historic site offers a rich educational experience where students can explore Florida’s centuries-spanning history.

The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature

This is the largest natural and cultural history museum on Florida’s Gulf Coast.

Daytona International Speedway

This iconic motorsports facility is known for hosting the annual Daytona 500 NASCAR race and also offers educational field trips that provide students with an inside look at the world of racing, engineering and technology.

Marine Science Center

The center offers an immersive educational experience focused on marine biology, conservation, and environmental stewardship while providing students with the opportunity to learn about coastal ecosystems, sea turtle rehabilitation, and seabird conservation.

SeaWorld Orlando

This dynamic park offers a unique educational experience where students can explore marine life, learn about ocean conservation, and engage with fun interactive exhibits.

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