THINGS TO DO IN SPRING HILL, TN

Things to do in spring hill, TN

Visiting spring hill is surely a blessing. If you are visiting spring hill on vacations or just going about there, make sure you do not miss the activities over there.  We have mentioned under the things to do in spring hill, have a look;

Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge

Discover the river Chassahowitzka is a sight alone. Sneak into the different canals and birds that are approaching.  We discovered the water wells.  There is a possibility to submerge, but keep in mind that it is dangerous.  And if the weather permits, you can see manatees. Note: Do not touch or feed these animals, although very familiar are in danger.

Wildlife State Park

The Homosassa Park is a local wildlife recovery center.  In it, you can see the manatee, areherbivorous of the family of the elephants that inhabit warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico.  There is also a fox, black bear of Florida, caimans, and birds (owls, hawks, pelicans, and eagles).  The park is in a spot of local flora that is also worth contemplating, making this place a must see.

Sponge Docks

They say it is the largest Greek colony in the United States and you can see why there are a lot of restaurants of this type of cuisine.  But what we liked most were the ships full of natural sponges collected right there and that can be bought in any souvenir shop that abounds in the center of the village.

We did stop on our way to the Keys and loved it.  It is a most pleasant walk through a place that has nothing to do with the typical American people.

Citrus Park Mall

Located in the Northwest of Greater Tampa, Florida Citrus Park Mall is one of the city’s major shopping centers and one of the nicest as well.  There are actually dozens of small stores, including international ones like Gap, Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, banana republic … But also three stores: Macy, Sears and JC Penney.  You will find your happiness, what you are looking for! There is also a great food court especially nice.  Buy a step that should not be missed.

Marshall Student Center

Located in the heart of the immense campus of the University of South Florida Marshall Student Center is one of the major landmarks when a student arrives at the school.  I have to say it is difficult to overlook, as the building is impressive, and also adjoins an easily identifiable white tower.  The Marshall Student Center is the ideal place for all kinds of events to welcome students the week of their arrival, and also home to many restaurants and snacks (including a Ben & Jerry stand is just too good!) And Dining Large hall, and most services for students (Service ID card dining) and some shops.  A central place in the life of a student

The Botanical Garden

Located in the southwest of the huge and impressive campus of the famous University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida, the botanical garden is one of the most beautiful places in the school and one of the most exotic as well.  There are dozens (or hundreds) of the original plants, well maintained and full of charming lakes with nice soothing and picnic places it is very pleasant and relaxing.  You can also buy handmade honey made by local bees, simply delicious.

Lettuce Lake Park

It is a very nice place to walk and observe nature. Great place to go with family.

Contemporary Art Museum

University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum opened its current facilities in 1989, along with USF University of the Arts.  The museum has hosted numerous major exhibitions of contemporary art and research from Florida, the United States and throughout the world, including Africa, Europe, and Latin America.  Exhibitions are designed to introduce students, teachers and the community to Current cultural trends.