Three Favorite Places in Jacksonville?

[Coolyfett]

Walking Hemming Plaza & surrounding streets/areas after Midnight.
Home plate seats @ Baseball Grds Jax with a Bubba Burger.
Treaty Oak with a date

[danem]

Five Points @ Riverside, Town Center, and Atlantic/Neptune Beach

I know my #2 isn't too popular around here, but I have had some good times there on a regular basis.

[I-10east]

^^^Hey, I'm with ya, I love #2. I can't get enough of Libretto's Pizza.

[Seraphs]

Heckscher Dr from 9A to Nassau Co line.
Memorial Park
Northbank River Walk from Fuller Warren to Acosta - This has an urban like feel to me. (view)

[AKIRA]

Cummer gardens towards evening, small chapel at St. Marks across from Stockton Park, the Ortega bridge and park.

[Gonzo]

Its probably no surprise to anyone who knows me why my first choice is what it is:

1. The "Brewery District" of King Street (Intuition Ale Works, Bold City, Kickback's, and Pele's).
2. Klutho Park in Springfield
3. Friendship Fountain

[billy]

Ribault Club/ Ft. George
River Road riverfront park/ San Marco
Ford Assembly Building

4th (tie)Five Points when the newsstand was still open/ Goldenrod Trail UNF/
             Springfield Industrial District/ drive from Riverside to Ortega/
             

[JeffreyS]

1. The Beach
2. Riverside
3. Everbank Field

The St. Johns River could be substituted into my list.

[RiversideLoki]

Ft. George/Little Talbot (Specifically the inlet by Alimacani Park/Boat Ramp)
Riverside (as a whole)
Lakeside park (at the Ortega bridge.. best view of the city in town.)

[fsujax]

1. Walking around Downtown
2. Driving down Talleyrand/Wigmore/Buffalo and up to Trout River
3. the Beach

[JaxNative68]

1. At the beach with Family and friends
2. Most backwater creeks and canals off the Intracoastal and St. Johns waterways in my kayak
3. By my friends pool with family, an endless pitcher of Mojitos and oysters on the grill

[Adam W]

1. Boone Park (the bit with all the trees between Herschel and Park) on a cool autumn's day, when there are leaves all over the ground and no one is around.

2. On the beach in Neptune Beach early in the day, when it's quiet and all you can hear is the birds, the breeze and the waves.

3. Downtown (and the Northbank Riverwalk) during the Super Bowl!

[AbelH]

In no particular order:

1. Chamblin's Bookmine on U.S. 17. (Love Uptown, but you can get lost for days in the Roosevelt location.)
2. Springfield. (Lots of character(s) - both the architecture and the people.)
3. The Riverwalk.

Runner-ups:

1. Kingsley Plantation (Fascinating history, incredible views)
2. Atlantic Ocean (at Atlantic Beach)
3. St. Johns Cathedral (Great architecture, peace)

[ben says]

1. Riverside (5 Points, Avondale, King/Park)
2. Atlantic Beach (Residential architecture, quiet in the morning, M Shack and the town center there)
3. St. Johns River

[Garden guy]

1.Ft George island at night
2.Momma's house
3.Home with friends