Sebring is a vibrant city in the heart of the Sunshine State. Dive into the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene and stay active with a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities. Sebring is surrounded by more than 100 lakes, making it one of the best places in Florida to swim, fish and paddle.
Things to do in Sebring
Set on more than 3,500 hectares, Highlands Hammock State Park is a sanctuary for rare flora and fauna, including black bears and Florida panthers. Use well-marked hiking trails and boardwalks to explore the park. Tram tours are the best way to spot alligators basking on the muddy banks.
Watch aerodynamic race cars zoom around the track at the Sebring International Speedway. A former World War II airbase, it’s one of the oldest continually operating speedways in the United States and has been hosting adrenaline-fuelled races since the 1950s.
Learn about science, technology, space and more at the Children's Museum of the Highlands. Geared towards kids, the museum is packed with interactive exhibits. You can find out more about the city’s unique narrative at the Sebring Historical Society Museum.
Enjoy plays, musicals and concerts at the Highlands Lakeside Theatre. From Broadway classics to original productions created by local writers, the theatre hosts a wide range of shows. Arrive early to enjoy a drink on the lakeside terrace.
Tee off on championship golf courses designed by sporting legends. Choose from several courses on the Citrus Golf Trail, including the prestigious Pinecrest Golf Club. Multiple sets of tees make it easy to play at your skill level. Preserve at Highlands Ridge features emerald-green fairways lined with moss-covered oaks.
Getting around Sebring
Downtown Sebring is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot. Rental cars offer the freedom to visit Sebring and explore Highlands County at your own pace. The city is a two-hour drive from Tampa and Orlando. Trains run between Sebring and Tampa in around 2.5 hours and Tampa International Airport is a two-hour drive away.