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A prime attraction. There is parking just south of Las Olas Blvd or if that is full, there is plenty more under the Las Olas Blvd Bridge. The machines take cash or credit cards. There is more parking on A1A, North of Sunrise Blvd. Athletes enjoy running along the road by the beach in the early mornings. On Saturday mornings there is a continual stream. Best viewed from one of the numerous coffee shops or restaurants across the road from the beach. You can rent a bicycle and explore along the beach, or head inland via Las Olas Blvd, to explore the upscale shops that line Las Olas towards the downtown. From Las Olas the RiverWalk connects to the Arts and Entertainment district. Parking at some beach hotels is limited and with things quite close you will find bicycles are a good way to get around. Bicycle on the sidewalks if the traffic scares you.
A collection of bars, restaurants and retail stores connected to a Marriott hotel.
A historic house and gardens that was home to an artist couple. Very photogenic.
Fort Lauderdale's main performance venue, which also operates the Parker Playhouse in north Fort Lauderdale.
An upscale collection of stores, restaurants and bars near downtown.
The museum is small, but has a few significant works of art, and the temporary exhibitions can be very interesting.
Nice science museum with fish, otters, and an Imax theater. Not a must-see for tourists, but a great way to entertain children.