Charter Bus to Gainesville

Florida is renowned for a variety of things, including delicious seafood, exciting deep-sea fishing expeditions, numerous theme parks, breathtaking beaches with beautiful water, and more. Another remarkable accomplishment of this state is its universities, which have a long history of academic excellence, especially when it comes to the University of Florida in Gainesville.

Gainesville, Florida is a place "where nature and culture meet", and it stands out for its distinctive fusion of college-town vitality and preserved natural beauty.

Hippodrome State Theater

Gainesville holds great historical significance. It has several residential historical districts. Some of these historic districts are on the list of the National Register of Historic Places. Many buildings in the city are also listed on the National Register. This includes the 1911 old U.S. Federal Building and Post Office, which has been changed to the Hippodrome State Theatre.

The Matheson Museum

Similar to most other cities in Florida, Gainesville has no shortage of historic tourist attractions. The Matheson Museum complex particularly holds significant value. It features a historic museum, exhibits, a library, and archives. A historic depot is also being rehabilitated into a museum. It is situated on the south side of the central city district. It will be dedicated to the railroad experience in Gainesville.

Ther University of Florida

The University of Florida is a major university and historical landmark in the Gainesville, Florida area. It is the largest and the oldest university in the state, and it is considered as one of the most academically diverse public universities in the country.

Since the millennium, the University of Florida has remained at the forefront of research in a number of different areas, often via high-profile international collaborations.

The University of Florida is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. It is the 8th largest single-campus university in the country and 3rd largest university in Florida in terms of the student population. The university is home to 150 research institutes and centers and 16 academic colleges. 

It offers many graduate professional programs, including veterinary medicine and pharmacy, dentistry, law, engineering, and business administration on one adjoining campus and administers 76 doctoral degree programs and 123 master’s degree programs in 87 schools and departments. The seal of the university is also the seal of the state of Florida.

Overall, Gainesville, Florida is an area rich in a wide range of sites and activities that have historical and cultural significance. Walking tours of the historic districts, in addition to driving tours of the entire region, are available to help tourists explore the history of the city. The Museum of Natural History of the University of Florida, local performing arts, festivals, and other such activities enhance the cultural life of Gainesville.

Transportation to Gainesville, Florida

First look at our selection of vehicles, then get your group of friends together, contact us to rent a bus, and head to Gainesville to catch a Florida Gators football game. We offer charters and transfers to Gainesville from facilities in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach.