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Museum of Art

Drawing art lovers to the heart of downtown and adding some color to their Fort Lauderdale itinerary is the Museum of Art. Founded in 1958 and set in an Edward Larrabee Barnes-designed architectural masterpiece, this museum boasts alluring temporary exhibits and a permanent collection of over six thousand works, many reflecting the vibrant South Floridian and Caribbean cultures. Art enthusiast or not, visitors are awed by magnificent Picasso ceramics, significant works by American painter William Glackens and contemporary designs by over 90 exiled Cuban artists. Visit the museum's website for their monthly itinerary of fascinating lectures, wine tastings, films, tours, family activities and more. And don't forget a stop at the museum's Books and Books for a line of related items to purchase as a memento.

 

1 E Las Olas Blvd

corner of Andrews Ave and Las Olas

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

Phone: 954-525-5500

 

 

Flamingo Gardens

Containing some of the last natural jungle growth in South Florida, Flamingo Gardens is one of the oldest Botanical gardens in this part of the state and a fasicnating place to visit. Consisting of a one-and-a-half-acre free-flight aviary featuring wading birds, a crocodile lagoon, river otter and bobcat habitats, wetlands, and a citrus grove make this lush tropical setting a fascinating place to visit. Visitors can choose to take a narrated tram tour or to walk a lovely paved path to see the grounds. There is also a small museum housed in the original home of the previous owners, which includes period furniture. Several cafes and shops are conveniently located within the grounds.

 

3750 S Flamingo Rd

Davie, FL 33069

Phone: 954-473-2955

 

 

The Jungle Queen Riverboat Company actually has several boats and offers two distinct tours. The Sightseeing Cruise is about three hours and takes you up the New River, past the fascinating Millionaire's Row, through downtown Fort Lauderdale, a bit of the Everglades, then a stopover at the Jungle Queen Indian Village, a tropical island environment with macaws, rare plants and birds, and even alligator wrestling. The Bar-B-Que and Shrimp Dinner Cruise lasts for four hours and includes a fascinating trip up the New River with an island stopover for an all-you-can-eat shrimp and ribs dinner and a show. Reservations are required.

 

801 Seabreeze Blvd

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

Phone: 954-462-5596

 

 

Nestled in the heart of Fort Lauderdale along A1A is the fascinating Bonnet House Museum & Gardens. Built in 1920, this estate is on the National Register for Historic Sites and is a remarkable tribute to a bygone era. It is the former home of artists, Frederic and Evelyn Bartlett. The family bequeathed the property to the Florida Trust in 1983. The plantation style home reflects the Bartlett's penchant for European art and architecture. The estate overlooks a lagoon and comprises 35 acres of lush botanical beauty, wetlands, a fruit grove, lily pond, boathouse, shell museum and a theater surrounded by a moat. There is a walking trail and swans, monkeys and other wildlife live on the property. Tours are available Tuesday through Sunday. Workshops and lectures are available to the public. The site is available for special events. The gift shop features numerous unique items.

900 N Birch Rd

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

Phone: 954-563-5393