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• The Jungle Queen
  For over 65 years, Fort Lauderdale's legendary Jungle Queen Riverboat Bar-B-Que and Shrimp Dinner Cruise is known throughout the world, and it's more than 14 million guests over the years have enjoyed the fun-filled, relaxing evening aboard the Jungle Queen. Combine the melt in your mouth Bar-B-Que and scrumptious shrimp with the absolutely gorgeous views of the historic downtown Fort Lauderdale area, among many other fantastic sites along the way, and you will never want to reach dry land again.

• Las Olas Boulevard
  From 1917, when Las Olas was a dirt road that took residents and visitors to the famous resort - Fort Lauderdale beach - to today, Las Olas has always been Fort Lauderdale's most charming thoroughfare. Las Olas is at the forefront of everything from fashion boutiques and art galleries, to memorable restaurants, sidewalk cafes and clubs. Next time you are in Fort Lauderdale, take a stroll down historic Las Olas Boulevard.

• Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale
  This is a great place to spend the day when you are on vacation in Fort Lauderdale. The Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale was originally established in 1958, to bring informative exhibits and collections to the public, and it is still doing that today. It is a great way to spend a few hours gazing at some serious fine art. The museum is a must see while visiting Fort Lauderdale. 

• Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
  This state park was given to the state of Florida by the man whom the park is named after - Hugh Taylor Birch. The state park is home to four separate natural communities that lie in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intercoastal Waterway. While visiting the park, grab a canoe and row your way down the fresh water lagoon, or if you prefer to stay on dry land, bicycle on the paved road that runs along the lagoon. For a day of nature and relaxation, stroll on down to Hugh Taylor Birch State Park.

• The Bonnet House Museum & Garden
  Since 1949, the Halifax Historical Museum has been dedicated to the historical preservation of the Halifax River and its surrounding areas. A visit to the museum will give you an educational and alluring look into what made this area of Florida what it is today. The Halifax Historical Museum is located in the heart of the historical downtown district of Daytona and nestled in the old Merchant's Bank Building. With many different and interesting collections and exhibits, you will certainly enjoy a trip to the Halifax Historical Museum.

• The Museum of Discovery & Science and Imax Theater
  The Museum of Discovery & Science and Imax Theater is a great place to spend a day when you are in Fort Lauderdale. The museum offers many exciting exhibits, such as the largest living Atlantic coral reef in captivity, or spend some time watching 3D exhibits on their gigantic Imax theater. With over 200 amazing exhibits, you will not run out of fun and interesting to see and do while at the museum. Enjoy a day of discovery when you visit Fort Lauderdale and the Museum of Discovery & Science and Imax Theater.