Pensacola, Florida Attractions

Seville Quarter is the number one site for nighttime entertainment in Pensacola. Rosie O'Grady's is the cornerstone for several different nightclubs under one roof that offer a little something for everyone. Golfers will especially be interested in checking out Jerry Pate's US Open-winning 5-iron on display inside Fast Eddie's billiard parlor. Seville Quarter provides a place to get a drink, something to eat, get out on the dance floor, and listen to Dixieland jazz.

Seville Quarter
130 E. Government St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
(850) 435-0543
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If a tourist had to pick just one restaurant in Pensacola to visit, it would probably have to be McGuire's Irish Pub. As soon you enter the premises you will see autographed photos of all the famous celebrities who've come to town over the decades and made this decision. You'll also notice all the dollar bills hanging from the ceiling. Those dollars bills must be taken down individually every year and counted for tax purposes. While enjoying the friendly Irish pub experience and looking around at all the wild decor, feast on the biggest hamburgers in town.

McGuire's Irish Pub
600 E. Gregory St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
(850) 433-6789
mcguiresirishpub.com

Pensacola was the very first European settlement in the New World and as such is very rich in history. This museum features a collection that reveals why Pensacola is known as the City of Five Flags with memorabilia and collectibles that relate to each of the five governments to which it has shown allegiance over the centuries. While the historical collections are certainly worthwhile, most people tend to walk away from the Wentworth Museum remembering its more offbeat, even eccentric, displays such as the mummified cat, shrunken head, and small part of Thomas Edison's birthday cake.

T.T. Wentworth Museum
330 S Jefferson St
Pensacola, FL 32502
(850) 595-5990
historicpensacola.org/