Million Air Winter 2022

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

Southern charm TALLAHASSEE HAS OLD-WORLD CHARM APLENTY, STUNNING CANOPY ROADS AND ORNAMENTAL GARDENS

WHERE TO SLEEP The 870-sq-ft Diamond Suite at Hotel Duval, with a king-size bed, giant soaking tub and massaging fl oors in the shower area is as plush as hotel suites get. Whether you want to play on the Wii or grab a drink at your private wet bar, there is plenty to keep you amused. 415 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee +1 850 224 6000 hotelduval.com WHERE TO EAT Tucked in downtown Tallahassee, Savour is an e ff ortlessly chic dining experience in which the fun atmosphere is matched only by the impeccable standards of the food. A favorite of locals and foodies alike, the menu takes inspiration from Southern classics, but with a twist; don’t miss out on the adult key lime pie, which is spiked with a healthy dose of Grand Marnier, or the shrimp & grits, a dish that — dare we say — might even be better than Mama’s recipe. WHERE TO FLY A full-service, state-of-the-art FBO, Million Air Tallahassee provides guests with various amenities and services. Enjoy a game of pool before takeo ff or hold your business meeting in the ramp-side conference room; it can be catered upon request. A private bathroom and shower are available, as are Mercedes crew cars. 115 East Park Avenue Tallahassee, Florida +1 850 765 6966

State Capitol

The secret garden of Killearn Plantation

Downtown Tallahassee

MILLION AIR TALLAHASSEE (TLH) Tallahassee Regional Airport

3254 Capital Circle SW Tallahassee, FL 32310 T +1 850 574 5671 F +1 850 576 8473 E info.tlh@millionair.com W millionair.com

When you think of a true Southern city, Tallahassee probably doesn’t initially come to mind. But Florida’s capital city will have you thinking di ff erently by the time you leave. Kick-start your visit by getting into the Southern spirit with a visit to Mission San Luis, a reconstructed Apalachee-Spanish living history museum and the only reconstructed 17th-century mission in the Southeast. There are plenty of hands on activities, including archery, archaeology site tours and historical presentations. Tallahassee is also the place to take in the full beauty of a Southern city. Drive down Centerville Road and get lost in the breathtaking canopy of trees that surround you — one of nine stunning canopy roads in the region that cover more than 78 miles. Alternatively, you can take in the sights on foot in the historic neighborhoods between Call Street and

Park Avenue Park. The moss-covered trees, ancient cemeteries and historic homes, including the famous Civil War–era Knott House Museum, make this area truly special. If you’d like to see more greenery still, head to the Alfred B Maclay Gardens State Park, which has various nature trails perfect for seeing the tropical fl ora and fauna — there are hundreds of camellias and azaleas. Blooming season is from January to April, with the fl oral peak in mid- to late March. As the capital city of Florida, Tallahassee is also, naturally, home to the impressive Museum of Florida History. This state-themed museum opened in 1977 and houses artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Florida’s vast history. Also, be sure to check out the permanent exhibitions covering World War II and Florida during the Civil War.

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