Location: Dunedin
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The 7 Best Museums in Dunedin, Florida (FL)
Dunedin /dəˈniːdɪn/ is a city in Pinellas County, Florida, United States. The name comes from Dùn Èideann, the Scottish Gaelic name for Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. The population was 35,321 at the 2010 census.
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1. Stirling Art Studios and Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By luluspast
It is a very nice part of Dunedin to go through the studio and see the art and meet the artist that show there art of all mixed mediums , you are able to find wonder art for reasonable price. It should be on your list to visit when in the lovely town on main street Dunedin.
2. Painted Fish Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
For over 20 years in downtown Dunedin, artist owners Bill & Linda Renc have presented their original paintings, prints, calligraphic art, and mixed media pieces in a collection of original Florida artworks while chatting with the artists. Bill's landscapes, fish and bird subjects are collected by visitors far & wide.
Reviewed By Admanasterski - Fort Erie, Canada
We have purchased several prints from Bill Renk, who is such a talented artist. The shop has such a diverse collection of artwork. Not only is there some of Bill’s original paintings, but limited edition prints, greeting cards & beautiful carvings
3. The National Armed Services & Law Enforcement Memorial Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By AMN1209 - Fort Lauderdale, United States
First, we are a law enforcement family. I must say that when we added this stop to our itinerary, I was a little skeptical being that I’ve never heard of it and we weren’t sure what Titusville had to offer. I will say we were beyond pleasantly surprised with the Museum. The Memorial was one of the most beautiful, respectful memorials I have ever seen. From the minute we walked in the door, we were greeted by a very nice young lady who explained the layout. We were traveling with 2 children under 10. They were captivated the entire time. The memorial really hit home for the girls when they saw names and pictures of people they actually knew whom we had worked with. It was a very emotional experience, yet an absolute lovely way to pay respect to the the fallen. The rest of the museum has very informative exhibits of crime scenes, a jail and prison cell we locked the kids in, a gas chamber, electric chair and guillotine, various modes of LEO transportation, a video viewing room, antique and unique weapons, and a K9 memorial. There is also a beautiful chapel and a small souvenir/gift shop. There is a gun range as well but we did not visit this time. Please make this a stop if you’re in the area, or plan to visit if you’re not. It is well worth it.
4. Lead Lines Stained Glass Studio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Owner operated stained glass studio. We offer classes for all ages in stained glass and glass mosaic. Gallery features all handmade art created on site.
5. Penny Lane Beatles Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Permanent collection of rare Beatles memorabilia from signed guitars to strands of Beatles hair. Vintage Yellow Submarine & Sgt. Pepper mementos to Beatles puppets and pins. Beatles clothes, John's glasses and original signed documents
Reviewed By nanapapa312 - Live Oak, United States
This museum is a Beatles fan delight. To find it, go to the rear of the building, turn left and stairs or elevator will get you there. Inside are several artists studios. Follow the blue arrows on the floor. You will find the one room museum on the opposite side of the second floor entrance. The museum is packed with a portion of a private collection of Beatles memorabilia. Items include: signed guitars, doll figures, concert ticket stubs (note the prices!), clothing worn by one of the Beatles, lunch boxes. Having been part of Beatlemania I was surprised by some of the items I had never seen. Spotting a poster that hung on my bedroom wall over 50 years ago was pretty awesome. This was a real treat for this Beatles fan and I plan to return for another look. Music lovers should also appreciate this exhibit. Small children likely won't care for this but older ones that are familiar with their music may enjoy it. There's no entry fee but donations are accepted. Did I mention The Beatles songs played while we were there? This brought back many great memories.
6. Dunedin Historical Society and Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By vicky2682002 - Largo, United States
A great place to stop and learn about the history of Dunedin. So many thing to see and listen to. A must stop to learn for all ages.
