Sarah & Peter
Things To Do
Pensacola Beach
Pensacola Beach is known for its sugar-white beaches and crystal-clear waters so be sure to find time to relax on its sunny and peaceful shores.
Fort Pickens
In the 1800s, Fort Pickens was one of the four military forts designed to protect Pensacola.
Seville Historic District
Historic Pensacola encompasses eight and a half acres and 28 properties located within the footprints of the original Spanish and British forts in downtown Pensacola.
Seville Quarter
Seville Quarter is located in historic downtown Pensacola and is a complex house featuring 7 themed rooms including: A dueling piano bar, billiard parlor, aviator's pub and an oyster bar.
National Naval Aviation Museum
The National Naval Aviation Museum is the world’s largest Naval Aviation museum. Explore Naval Aviation’s rich history and see more than 150 beautifully restored aircraft representing Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard Aviation.
Pensacola MESS Hall
Have little ones? Explore the Pensacola M.E.S.S. [Math, Engineering, Science & Stuff] Hall where they can work like real scientists, developing questions and creating experiments!
McGuire's Irish Pub
MacGuire's Irish Pub first opened in 1977. The restaurant features over one million signed dollar bills hanging from the walls and ceilings! Favorite menu items include Molly's Cut Petite Filet and the Senate Bean Soup, which is only 18 cents when ordered with an entrée.
The Fish House
For over two decades, the Fish House has been known for its fresh seafood cuisine coupled with upscale dockside dining overlooking beautiful Pensacola Bay and Seville Harbor. Check-out their famous Grits á Ya Ya!
Red Fish Blue Fish Pensacola Beach
Red Fish Blue Fish Pensacola Beach is a unique beach restaurant that overlooks Santa Rosa Sound. It offers a casual, backyard feel. Menu favorites include their watermelon salad and fish tacos. Perfect for a refreshing lunch following a morning spent on the beach.