Fort Lauderdale, FL

This modernist museum houses a significant collection of Cobra art and Latin American works. Its thought-provoking exhibitions and sculpture garden make it a cultural anchor in the downtown Arts and Entertainment District.

A 180-acre coastal oasis tucked between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal. Rent a kayak, bike the scenic trails, or have a picnic in this serene natural escape right in the middle of the urban beach area.

Spend an afternoon strolling this iconic boulevard. Window-shop at high-end boutiques, pop into art galleries, and cap it off with a cocktail and a meal at one of the many acclaimed restaurants with outdoor seating.

The most fun and functional way to get around. Hop on and off at key stops along the New River and Intracoastal, passing mega-yachts and waterfront homes while avoiding traffic. The night route is especially magical.

This stunning performing arts complex on the New River hosts Broadway tours, concerts, ballet, and opera. Its riverside location makes for a perfect pre- or post-show stroll along the ArtsPark.

Located in nearby Coconut Creek, this is the largest butterfly park in the world. Walk through immersive aviaries with thousands of free-flying butterflies, exotic birds, and lush botanical gardens.

The urban core centered around the New River. It's home to museums, the Broward Center, government buildings, and the scenic Riverwalk linear park—a hub for festivals and a pleasant place for a waterfront stroll.

The city's gritty, creative heart. This former warehouse district now hosts art walks, innovative restaurants, breweries, and design studios. It's the go-to spot for a more alternative, industrial-chic vibe.

A picturesque area of winding canals lined with multi-million dollar homes and mega-yachts. Adjacent Victoria Park offers charming, tree-lined streets with beautiful historic homes, creating a peaceful residential retreat close to downtown.

Just north of the main strip, this low-key, pedestrian-friendly town has a classic Florida beach town feel. It's known for its fishing pier, accessible snorkeling reefs right off the shore, and a quaint, relaxed downtown.

A vibrant, walkable community known as the heart of the LGBTQ+ scene. The Drive is packed with lively bars, unique shops, and diverse restaurants, fostering a strong sense of community and inclusive energy.