BRONSON MULHOLLAND HOUSE

Built in 1854, the house stands as a testament to the City’s rich history. The House is fully furnished with period antiques, and the surrounding grounds have recently been restored to their historic splendor – expansive lawns and charming gardens with brick paths. Free tours are available.

FLORIDA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

A cultural gem of Palatka, Florida School of the Arts is designed to be an intimate setting where students of the visual and performing arts can realize their dreams. The robust annual calendar of events includes world class live theater, gallery showings, and more.

ST. JOHN’S RIVER CENTER

The St. Johns River Center showcases the unique and varied ecosystems of the St. Johns River as well as its unique history, culture, and commerce. Visitors can participate in group tours or self-guided visits.

LARIMER ARTS CENTER

This historic library turned Arts Center is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and offers a rotating series of live theater, film events, and gallery showings throughout the year. The Larimer is also home to the River City Players and Arts Council of Greater Palatka.

CONLEE SNYDER MURALS

Celebrate the history of Palatka while walking its downtown streets. View more than 20 murals in downtown Palatka. The mission of the Conlee-Snyder Mural Project is to accurately depict the historical, cultural and natural riches of Palatka and Putnam County, Florida.

PALATKA’S TRAIN STATION

The City’s train station serves as an intermodal transportation center with four Amtrak trains arriving/departing daily, and The Ride Solution public transportation system with connections for Greyhound. The train station houses David Browning Railroad Museum, two scale model railroads, and is home to Palatka Railroad Preservation Society.