Kissimmee Landmarks and Historic sites

  The American Legion Home in Kissimmee is one of Osceola County’s most important buildings.  Also known as the Makinson-Carson Post 10, this historic building is named after two...

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Whilst in Kissimmee, tourist can plan itineraries to see some of the best places in the world. He can opt for group itineraries, and enjoy his journey with family and friends. For this, he can take the help of suggested itineraries and know...

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  Known as the oldest working courthouse in Florida, the Osceola County Courthouse was built in the late 1880s, with a grand opening ceremony in 1890.  With striking red bricks and...

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  Created by Kissimmee’s Filipino-American community along with Osceola County officials, the Bataan Corregidor Memorial is a tribute to the American and Filipino servicemen who died during World...

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  The Monument of States is one of Kissimmee’s most interesting attractions with a bit of history behind it.  In 1942, local businessman Dr. Charles Bressler-Pettis was looking to...

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Address: 300 East Monument Ave., Kissimmee, FL
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  When you think Kissimmee, your first thought might be Mickey’s neighbor, but there’s more to this tourist town than just alligators and Disney outlet stores.  The...

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