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    Ringling Causeway Bridge

    4.8 (11 reviews)

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    John Ringling Causeway Bridge
    Tim W.

    John Ringling Causeway Bridge is a bridge and landmark that extends from mainland Sarasota to Bird Key. Extending about 65 feet high off the bay, the John Ringling Causeway Bridge has lanes for cars as well as bikers, walkers, and runners. Why add the John Ringling Causeway Bridge? It's all part of the Yelp experience and this is a historical part of Sarasota. If you can check into the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa, you should be able to check into this bridge as well. Finished in 2003, this bridge is expected to last at least 75 years. The cost was around $68 million.

    Perfect place for a breezy, peaceful morning walk!
    Tonja T.

    My favorite place for my morning walk when visiting Sarasota! Peaceful, scenic views. The only thing I dislike is the loud traffic...however, it isn't noticable after a few minutes. It's safe with many moms pushing strollers. I usually walk into St. Armand's Circle, enjoy a breakfast sandwich at Blue Dolphin Cafe, walk around the the traffic circle and back over the Ringling Bridge. This gives me about 6 mls. Other times I can walk over the bridge onto Bird Key & back in well less than an hr.

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    Beautiful place to walk and see the sunset. Does get a little crowded in the evenings but thats just because it's the best time to go

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    Beautiful, scenic, feeling inspired, great place for a nice walk and to meet new people.

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    John Ringling Causeway Bridge is a bridge and landmark that extends from mainland Sarasota to Bird Key.

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    Cadzan

    4.5(6 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    The winter home of John & Mable Ringling has 36,000 square feet & 56 rooms. Ca' d'Zan was meant…read moreto impress! It was completed in 1926 after 2 years of construction, the mansion quickly became a social hub in Sarasota. Today, Ca' d'Zan offers a glimpse into John & Mable's taste and lifestyle, transporting us back to the glamorous Roaring Twenties. The name Cà d'Zan means "House of John" in the Venetian language; in Italian it would be "Casa di Giovanni". Completed in 1926 by Owen Burns, Cà d'Zan features an eclectic array of architectural styles including Venetian Gothic, Italian Renaissance, Moorish, and Spanish-inspired elements drawn from different historic periods. The Ringling visited Venice, which inspired & influenced the house. Mable Ringling died in 1929, John Ringling continued to visit Cà d'Zan through financial collapse, a quickly dissolved second marriage, and his declining health until his death in 1936. Cà d'Zan was part of John Ringling's bequest to Florida, along with The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, which were meant to be a memorial to and the philanthropic legacy of their lives. The estate was in limbo for 10 years,, it took time to settle debts, claims by heirs taxes before the state of Florida could take control of the property. Cà d'Zan was uninhabited from 1936 to 1946, and the home deteriorated during that time with a lack of interior climate control. Cà d'Zan opened to the public in 1946 as part of the State Art Museum of Florida. In 1982, the home was listed as a contributing property on the National Register of Historic Places.

    This place is definitely full of luxurious items, art collections and just the detailed artwork in…read morethe ceilings and more. So worth visiting!

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    Sarasota’s Bayfront

    Sarasota’s Bayfront

    4.8(6 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Sarasota Bayfront is such a beautiful place to spend an evening, the bay views are amazing, and you…read morecan walk around and take pictures. The night views in Sarasota Bayfront are absolutely stunning. The views are really picturesque. There's plenty of parking, and there's a tiki bar right on the water, which makes for a really great experience.

    Sarasota is blessed with so much natural beauty and as well as man made beauty. There is so much to…read moresee and do here! One of the fun things is Bayfront Park, which is located at the south end of the Ringling Causeway. There, you have the Marina Jack's II filled with beautiful boats and yachts to admire as you walk on the paved pathway around the park by Sarasota Bay. They have a 2 stiry restaurant there also. Birdlovers can enjoy pelicans, seagulls, egrets, and many other varieties of birds flying around. The views of the Bay, the Banyan trees, flowers, and palm trees in this park are a sight for sore eyes. I especially love the giant Unconditional Surrender statue of the sailor and nurse kissing and celebrating the end of WWII. If you get hungry or thirsty, there is O'learys for food and drinks to enjoy by the water. There is a huge parking lot for free parking with wheelchair accessiblability. Dogs are welcome as long as you clean up after them. An enjoyable and unforgettable excursion!

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    Unconditional Surrender by night is in a well lit area and tourists are lined up for picture-taking.

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