Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Sawgrass Country Club Area

"Visit Jacksonville's longest ongoing festival when you attend the Riverside Arts Market. Chock full of regional goodness, guests will enjoy local art, tasty street fare, and fresh produce from surrounding farms all to the soundtrack of local entertainers and musicians. Stroll through the artisan booths under the shade of the Fuller Warren bridge where, rain or shine visitors are welcome to get a taste of Jacksonville's culture and experience it's talents first hand."

"Local artisans, craft makers, artist and local farmers gather every Saturday morning under the canopy of the Fuller Warren Bridge for this outdoors marker. The Riverside Arts Market, or RAM, offers unique entertainment with an unparalleled view along the St. Johns River. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and free yoga at this community event."

"Discover new food and maybe your newest addiction at the Riverside Arts Market. The market is held every Saturday under the bridge and features local artists, food, and vendors. It's a fun and casual activity to do with your S/O."

"When this snazzy open-air mall arrived in 2005 it brought with it many brands that were new to the Jacksonville shopping scene at the time. St. Johns Town Center is close to the University of North Florida campus and has given rise to a shopping enclave between the Beaches and downtown, with an Ikea close by and a branch of TopGolf, which we’ll come to later. On St. Johns Town Center’s leafy streets (watch out for traffic) there are upwards of 170 tenants, with a fair few luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Lacoste, Michael Kors and Tiffany & Co."

"The St. John’s Town Center is a high-end, open-air marketplace in Jacksonville. It has a whopping 167 stores, some of which include posh boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., and Mayors. The marketplace looks really classy and features some amazing stores."

"This popular mid-market mall at the intersection of US 1 and Southside Boulevard has been trading since 1990 and was updated in the 2000s. Hit up The Avenues for mall ever-presents like Claire’s, Dillard’s Foot Locker, H&M, Hot Topic, JCPenney, Lush, MAC, Pandora and Sephora. On two levels there are two main drags that meet under a rather impressive glass dome."

"This 1.1 million-square-foot, multi-level shopping center is a family-friendly destination with more than 150 stores, such as Forever 21, Belk, and Build-A-Bear Workshop."

"Bring the kids in for a day of play at The Avenues play area. Enjoy the AC while your kids burn all ..."

"Cutter and Cutter Fine Art Gallery is located at 25 King Street in the heart of the historic district. They represent notable artists such as Salvador Dali and Dr. Suess among many others!. The owners of this gallery started with a small gift shop and noted that the majority of their sales were art."

"Whether you’re looking for sculpture, contemporary art, or prints of legendary works by artists like Salvador Dali, you’ll find them here."

"Gateway Town Center is an expansive shopping center located in Jacksonville. With over 70 stores, there’s a lot that one can find here. From boutiques to grocery stores, there’s something for everyone at the shopping center."

"Markets at Town Center has a diverse mix of services, retail shops, and dining spots. It also features various local and national retailers. The shops are well-maintained to provide a  fun shopping experience."

"A family-run business that has won Best Art Gallery and Most Unique Store for many years consecutively, Rembrandtz is renowned for its attention to detail and its Mosaic Studio, where visitors can create their own works of art in the famous coastal style. Local artists display their jewelry, paintings, home décor pieces, and books here for the enjoyment of all."

"For antiques that will take you a step back in time, shop at A Step Back in Time antique store!. St. Augustine has a lot of history tied to it, so it’s no surprise that you can get your hands on some historical and antique pieces while shopping in St. Augustine. A Step Back in Time offers an array assortment of items, ranging from fine art to vintage clothing."

"A post shared by Greg Unger (@ungermotivation) on Jan 6, 2018 at 4:05pm PST. Located in the heart of Jacksonville, Saint Nicholas Shopping Center is a place that is frequently visited by locals. It is particularly famous because of the hardware store where one can find hard-to-find products and supplies at affordable prices."

"Fort Menendez is big and bold, offering opportunities for every level of adventure and excitement. It is easy to find your comfort zone in the activities they provide and you don’t have to any experience to join in the fun. Fort Menendez is a hands-on, interactive experience for all ages."

"The Museum of Science and History specializes in a variety of outstanding permanent and temporary exhibits that focus on science and local history. Located on the famous Southbank Riverwalk, the museum is one of the city's top attractions. Signature exhibits at the museum include ‘Brain Teasers’, featuring brain-boosting skills to explore the innermost workings of the mind, while traveling exhibits include full-scale skeletons, fossils from around the globe and ‘Dinosaurs Unearthed’, an interactive exhibition that features life-sized dinosaurs."

"This museum is chock full of interactive exhibits where kids can learn about science and history with hands-on demonstrations. The museum also offers discovery camps, outreach programs, and school programs."

"The Cummer Museum of Art is one of Florida’s favorite art museums that hosts one of the best art collections in the Southeast. Housed in a series of twentieth-century buildings that overlook the St. John’s River, the Museum has more than 6,000 works of art spanning the period between 2100 B.C. and the 21st century, with distinct genres of European and American paintings."

"Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens is the largest fine arts museum in Northeast Florida. Founded in 1961 after the death of Ninah Cummer, the wife of Arthur Cummer the largest landowner in Florida. She purchased her first piece of art in 1906 while on her honeymoon called “Along the Strand” by Paul King."

"The Government House has long been the home to many administrative and political offices. Throughout its many centuries of existence (the earliest records date back to the late 16th century), it has been a residence for Governors, a courthouse, a post office, government offices and more. Following the plans of the royal decree from Spain, it along with other major buildings in town, faces the central plaza."

"Hosting the world’s largest assortment of genuine artifacts and interactive exhibits related to all things pirate, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum will appeal to the swashbuckler in anyone. Inside, you can find rare treasures from a real shipwreck, one of the only two remaining Jolly Roger flags in existence, the Book of Pirates, the world’s only pirate chest, and a below-deck experience of Blackbeard’s last battle designed by Disney’s Imagineers. Unlock your inner Captain Jack!"

"In 1887, Henry Flagler hired the same artisans who constructed his Ponce De Leon Hotel to erect the Grace United Methodist Church. The Spanish Renaissance Revival-style sanctuary with its terracotta spire and moldings is an enduring reminder of the influence that Spain has had on the city. The building was a replacement for the wood-frame Olivet Methodist Church that occupied another plot of land that Flagler wanted for his opulent Alcazar Hotel."

"Grace United Methodist Church, 8 Carrera St., is a historic church which Henry Flagler had built from 1886 to 1887 in St. Augustine, Florida."

"Henry Flagler built the Grace Church in 1887, using the same builders and architects that he used to build the Ponce de Leon Hotel."

"This historic Catholic church was first destroyed during the Civil War, rebuilt in 1874, and then burned down during The Great Fire of 1901 with only its Virgin Mary statue remaining intact (the statue can still be found inside the church). The minor basilica was rebuilt in 1910 by architect M.H. Hubbard, and it’s one of Florida’s best examples of late gothic revival architecture."