Monday, 2 December 2013

5 Places to Visit in Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale is the intriguing land that boasts of beaches offering 23 miles of golden sand, making it a favorite destination for holiday lovers. Cruising, bird watching, shopping, museums and cultural attractions add joy to your tour to Fort Lauderdale.

Adorably known as the ‘Venice of America’, Fort Lauderdale in Florida entices globetrotters with its wide network of canals, waterways and the well-known New River. The giant ships depart and enter Port Everglades regularly. The waterways here are bustling yet these attractions offer an awesome way to relax.
Let us have a look what makes Fort Lauderdale a go-to spot for travelers.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

Travelers can head to the beach to enjoy a romantic time with partner. It is an attraction which will not cost you a single penny. You can even plan your wedding there. You can also visit Las Olas Boulevard once you leave the beach. The best time to enjoy here is at dawn as the beach remains deserted at that time. You will only get to see few fishermen and people indulging in morning exercise.




The Historic Stranahan House

For visiting this unique attraction, you have to make your way to the middle of Las Olas Boulevard. There you will come across a true gem, the Historic House. This is the oldest home in the city. It positions itself on the New River. The House served as a trading post in past. Travelers can visit the house free of cost. The sea grape tree at the house provides shade to relax. The house is considered as a haunted house.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens

Another historic house museum is located on 900 N. Birch Road in the destination. It also houses a garden associated with the museum. It boasts of being among few places with homes and studios housing original furnishing from American artists. Visitors can also explore an art gallery from renowned artists. The garden is an example of living art and houses five distinguished ecosystems within it. These include the Atlantic Beach Ocean, secondary dune, freshwater slough, maritime forest and mangrove wetlands. It also serves as a venue for weddings and corporate events.

Everglades National Park


If you enjoy wildlife peeking, head to the Everglades National Park. It brings you close to nature and enables you to witness rare wildlife. The landscape here encompasses 1.5 million acres of prairies, swamps and subtropical jungles. Due to its blend of diverse ecosystems, the park serves as an ideal abode for endangered species of wildlife. Viewing the American Crocodile and Florida Panther is a good opportunity for lucky travelers.

Arts & Culture Center of Hollywood


The amazing site of the Arts & Culture Center of Hollywood serves as a venue for live performances, art exhibits and educational programs. It houses various art galleries, theater, art school and cafĂ©. Travelers can capture the glimpses of the cultural richness of the Fort Lauderdale. This visual and performing arts center is equipped with an art reference library, arts school and outdoor sculpture garden. It features a 2000 plus seat amphitheater as well as an indoor theater. The nearby area of Harrison Street is dotted with entertainment spots, shops and lunch places. 


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