| Twenty-three miles north of Miami on the | | | | but its ocean breeze and string of |
| subtropical Atlantic Coast, Fort | | | | lively bars and restaurants still |
| Lauderdale is a sophisticated resort | | | | attracts spring breakers and local |
| destination as well as the yachting and | | | | beach-goers alike. |
| cruise capital of the world. There are | | | | Further down Las Olas Blvd. in Downtown, |
| numerous options for airfare to Fort | | | | the entertainment district has |
| Lauderdale with three major airports in | | | | experienced a major rebirth, attracting |
| the area that service the city: Fort | | | | waves of locals and visitors alike. |
| Lauderdale-Hollywood International, | | | | Enjoy an evening at the Broward Center |
| Miami International, and Palm Beach | | | | for the Performing arts and then wander |
| International. | | | | by the many new restaurants and shops |
| Fort Lauderdale is known as the "Venice | | | | lining the boulevard. This area is also |
| of America" for its intricate network of | | | | home to Fort Lauderdale's museums, |
| canals and Florida's deepest port, Port | | | | including the Museum of Art and the |
| Everglades, which makes this beach city | | | | Museum of Discovery and Science as well |
| a major hub for the boating industry. | | | | as some historical exhibits covering the |
| The canals offer a twist to sightseeing, | | | | Native American and European settler |
| with many water taxis and aquatic city | | | | history of Fort Lauderdale. Just to the |
| tours. From the sea you can catch a | | | | north, Wilton Manors is a very popular |
| glimpse of Florida's most beautiful | | | | gay and lesbian community within Fort |
| waterfront mansions that line the bays | | | | Lauderdale, packed with lively bars, |
| and canals. Also, Fort Lauderdale's | | | | blaring nightclubs and all inclusive |
| proximity to the Bahamas and Caribbean | | | | resorts. Whatever your orientation may |
| makes tropical cruise travel | | | | be, this place is certainly worth a |
| extraordinarily convenient out of Port | | | | visit. |
| Everglades. | | | | Get In and Get Out |
| Fort Lauderdale's Fine and Funky | | | | Travel to Fort Lauderdale and experience |
| Enclaves | | | | all of what the southeast Floridian |
| Travel to Fort Lauderdale is diverse and | | | | coast has to offer. The city is |
| eclectic due to the city's various | | | | conveniently close to Miami's South |
| districts, each with its own personality | | | | Beach resorts, clubs and restaurants and |
| and character. The Strip, or Fort | | | | just a short drive to the expansive |
| Lauderdale Beach, was put on the map as | | | | biodiversity of Florida's Everglades. |
| a Spring Break mecca during the 1970s | | | | Additionally, booking your airfare to |
| and 80s due to the film Where the Boys | | | | Fort Lauderdale today will get you that |
| Are. Elbo Room, the famous spring break | | | | much closer to a luxurious Bahamas or |
| bar that was featured in the film, is | | | | Florida Keys vacation. Treat yourself to |
| still standing today at the corner of | | | | a tropical getaway right here in the |
| Las Olas Blvd. and A1A. That | | | | United States. |
| intersection may not be as wild today, | | | | |