Fort Lauderdale and Broward County
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1. Bonnet House Museum and Gardens
BeachfrontThis 35-acre subtropical estate endures as a tribute to Old South Florida. Prior to its "modern" history, the grounds had already seen 4,000 years of...Read More
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2. Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park
Formerly known as John U. Lloyd Beach State Park, this 310-acre park was renamed in the 1970s in honor of the duo who led efforts...Read More
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3. Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
Intracoastal and InlandNorth of the bustling beachfront at Sunrise Boulevard, quieter sands run parallel to Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, an exquisite patch of Old Florida. The...Read More
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4. Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum
Beyond the western suburbs of Broward County and a couple of miles from Billie Swamp Safari is Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum, which means "a place to learn,...Read More
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5. Flamingo Gardens
Wander through the aviary, arboretum, wildlife sanctuary, and Everglades museum inside the historic Wray Home at Davie's Flamingo Gardens. A half-hour guided tram ride winds...Read More
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6. Fort Lauderdale Antique Car Museum
DowntownTo preserve the history of the Packard, a long-vanished luxury American car company, Arthur O. Stone and his wife, Shirley, set up a foundation and...Read More
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7. Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum
DowntownThe museum is housed inside the historic building formerly known as Fire Station No. 3, which has been restored to its original Mediterranean beauty (circa...Read More
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8. Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse
About 2 miles north of Pompano Beach, you'll find a beautiful view across Hillsboro Inlet to a lighthouse, which is often called the brightest lighthouse...Read More
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9. Historic Stranahan House Museum
DowntownThe city's oldest surviving structure was once home to businessman Frank Stranahan, who arrived from Ohio in 1892. With his wife, Ivy, the city's first...Read More
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