Top Jacksonville Architecture Tours

Tour Jacksonville’s arts and architecture scene thoroughly on this electric bike tour, which lets you cover a ton more ground than if you were on foot, and offers more flexibility than in a car. Plus your guide tells you the best route, starting near Memorial Park, making your way along the St. Johns River and through the Avondale Historic District. Besides art and architecture, keep your eyes peeled for river dolphins, too.

Explore the history and architecture of Downtown Jacksonville with this tuk-tuk tour. Meet your guide and set out on a half-day tour to see popular local landmarks including the John T. Alsop Jr. Bridge, Veterans Memorial Wall, Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, and Friendship Fountain. Free pick-up from certain hotels is available.

Discover the rich history of Amelia Island with a small-group sightseeing tour. Set out in an air-conditioned minibus for a guided tour of Amelia Island and learn about different phases of local history from the Timucua Indians to the modern shrimping industry. Hear stories about local historic figures as you get your bearings in Amelia Island.

3-Hours in length, the San Marco Architecture & History Tour will allow the guests to experience this beautiful community in a unique way on our eco-friendly European vehicles called Tuk Tuks. San Marco is a historically and architecturally significant area near Downtown Jacksonville, FL. This unique blend of homes and businesses offer so much to see and experience for visitors and locals alike. Roots dating back to 1793, with a twist of European feel: streets names and business district were inspired by the Piazza di San Marco in Venice, Italy. Come take a journey back in time with Go Tuk'n on the San Marco Architecture & History Tour. This beautifully preserved community is waiting for you and your guests to experience their community!

Discover the architecture and history of two neighborhoods in Jacksonville with this tuk-tuk tour. Maximize time with this sightseeing tour that includes the Riverside and Avondale Historic District. Learn about the architectural style that became popular after the 1901 fire in Jacksonville. Complete the tour with a visit to Memorial Park on St. John's River.