Bayshore Condominium - Pensacola Activities
Just a little over five minutes away you can visit Pensacola Village and the Palafox Historic District where you can stroll down the brick sidewalks of Palafox Street and enjoy shops, galleries, restaurants, festivals and period architecture. Nearby is the Pensacola Historical Museum, Saint Michael’s Cemetery, The Seville Historic District, The Wall south (an exact miniature duplicate of the wall in Washington DC), and The T.T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum.
A few minutes in the other direction you will find ranger guided tours to Historic Fort Barrancas, ranger guided tours to The Advanced Redoubt, The National Museum of Naval Aviation and IMAX Theater and the famous Pensacola Lighthouse--Florida's best, yes it still works (All located on the Pensacola Naval Air Station, the center of all naval aviation training), plus the home of the famous Blue Angels Flight Team.
If you enjoy the night life, there are dozens of places to visit within five or ten minutes of your condo, including Seville Quarter and McGuire’s Irish Pub. Close to the NAS Commissary, Navy Exchange, Navy Hospital and new VA Clinic. Watch & dine at the Pensacola Greyhound Track! Enjoy Pensacola Raceway Park, Pensacola Ice Pilot Hockey games, Evenings in Olde Seville Square, Bands on the Beach, Sunset Concerts at Plaza de Luna Park and enjoy the freshest seafood at Joe Patti's Seafood. Water activities of swimming, sailing, windsurfing, parasailing, surfing, jet skiing, regattas, boating and charter deep-sea fishing.
The Bayshore Condominium complex is located directly on Pensacola Bay near the Pensacola Country Club with its new Jerry Pate designed golf course, new state of the art hydro tennis courts and new clubhouse. Join the Leisure Learning Society at UWF, the Recreation and Leisure courses at PJC and enjoy the nice walk to Fairview Park.
*Come experience Florida, the Sunshine State, and own at The Bayshore Condominium where residents have no state income taxes and generous Homestead Exemptions.
