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Fort Lauderdale's main performance venue, which also operates the Parker Playhouse in north Fort Lauderdale.
The Broward Center for the Performing Arts, commonly known as the Broward Center, is a multi-venue performing arts complex located in the Sailboat Bend neighborhood of downtown Fort Lauderdale, along the north bank of the New River. Opened in 1991 on a 5.5-acre (22,000 m2) site, the center is part of the Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District and has contributed to the redevelopment of the city's downtown area.
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Nice science museum with fish, otters, and an Imax theater. Not a must-see for tourists, but a great way to entertain children.
Small museum and arts space within the first hotel along Henry Flagler's new railway. The first schoolhouse and the Cromartie-King house are next door, with tours available.
The museum is small, but has a few significant works of art, and the temporary exhibitions can be very interesting.
Home of Frank Stranahan, who operated the first ferry across the New River and a trading post with the Seminoles, and his wife Ivy (née Cromartie), who was Fort Lauderdale's first schoolteacher. One of the oldest standing buildings. At minimum, walk by, but the tour is informative.
An upscale collection of stores, restaurants and bars near downtown.
Collection of pre-war Packard automobiles and other memorabilia. The museum building reproduces a 1920s Packard showroom.