잭슨빌 (FL) 로컬 커뮤니티

This place is widely known as a hard-working, blue-collar city. This place has a spectacular skyline that displays tons of bridges, architecture styles, and colors. 

The city sprawls on the sides of the St. John’s River, one of the few major rivers in the world that usually flows south to north. Close to the Atlantic Ocean, the river’s flow reverses with the ocean’s tides and the water in the river and its many tributaries and offshoots is brackish. Marine life such as blue crabs, manatees, sting rays, and even sharks and dolphins can be found in the river.

Once you are here, we recommend you to rent a car. Unless you want to spend most of your time waiting for the bus at a stop. Due to Jacksonville's size and low density, most destinations are not within walking distance of each other. Mass transit is limited to the city bus system and an elevated rail system in the downtown district that links both banks of the river with a crossing on the Acosta Bridge.

While you are visiting here, you might like to visit these places:
- Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens:  A recently expanded art gallery and formal garden set alongside the Jacksonville waterfront. 
- Museum Of Contemporary Art Jacksonville
- University of North Florida Gallery: Features several exhibitions each year including regional and national artists and UNF faculty and student art.
- Jacksonville Landing: this is Jacksonville's gathering place during the cities festivals. This retail and entertainment center has its attractions waterfront dining, nightclubs, and unique shops all in an urban, maritime setting.