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Tallahassee is the Capitol of Florida and home to Florida State University (FSU) and Florida A & M University.

Tallahassee’s rolling hills, seasonal climate, and giant oak trees, creates a different feel for Florida than the southern part of the state. Located in the panhandle of Florida in Leon County, Tallahassee is only 30 miles to the Gulf of Mexico’s beaches and 20 miles south of the Georgia border.

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Tallahassee Historic Capitol

Tallahassee Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell on display at the capitol, Tallahassee

Experience Florida’s history stepping back 150 plus years to its historic Capitol building and supporting government.  The Inside Florida team recently visited the historic capitol in Tallahassee and took a few pictures.

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Tallahassee Restaurants

Tallahassee has a lot of great restaurants. Around FSU there are a ton of restaurants that cater to students with low cost food and food styles that college students want. And around Tallahassee from downtown near the capital to Apalachee Parkway and over to Killearn there are many great places to eat.

Florida State University

Florida State University (FSU) has 41,000 total students based on 2007 enrollment numbers. FSU offers a wide variety of degrees ranging from business, communications, education, and criminology to engineering, law, medicine, nursing, and music. 

Tallahassee Historic Capitol

Experience Florida’s history stepping back 150 plus years to its historic Capitol building and supporting government.  The Inside Florida team recently visited the historic capitol in Tallahassee and took a few pictures.