The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens

The Cummer Museum of Art is one of Florida's most loved craftsmanship exhibition halls that hosts a standout amongst other workmanship accumulations in the Southeast. Housed in a progression of twentieth-century structures that disregard the St. John's River, the Museum has in excess of 6,000 show-stoppers spreading over the period between 2100 B.C. what's more, the 21st century, with particular kinds of European and American artworks.

The Museum additionally gloats the Wark Collection of Early Meissen Porcelain. The Museum is encompassed by delightfully manicured gardens, the most seasoned of which go back to 1903 and some of which have as of late been added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The 2.5 sections of land of patio nurseries gloat one of a kind cases of mid twentieth century plant configuration, highlighting peaceful reflecting pools, elaborate wellsprings, old fashioned adornments, and eye-getting models. The garden's most popular occupant is the glorious Cummer Oak, one of the most established trees in Jacksonville with an expansive shade of in excess of 150 feet.