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About Fort Lauderdale

Located in Broward County on the Atlantic Ocean, Fort Lauderdale, FL serves as a beacon of sunshine, strong economics, and a fundamental sense of community. Fort Lauderdale is about 23 north of the city of Miami, and it is known as the mecca for yachting in America. With approximately 4,000 restaurants and over 100 nightclubs, there is never a dull moment to be had in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

History

Fort Lauderdale adopted its name from Major William Lauderdale whose factions built a series of forts along the Atlantic Ocean during the Second Seminole War. Fort Lauderdale was a major U.S. base during World War II, and many of the service men and women ended up living in Fort Lauderdale and outlying areas once the war was over. It is today considered one of the leading tourist destinations in the United States.

Neighborhoods

More than 60 officially recognized neighborhoods exist in Fort Lauderdale, with another 30 that are present but not officially named/recognized by the city. From the southernmost communities like the Edgewood Civic Association (by the intersection of I-505 and I-95) and the Riverlands up to Chula Vista and northern neighborhoods such as Imperial Point and Boulevard Park Isles, there is a colony of people for everyone in Fort Lauderdale. There also the neighboring cities that are located in Greater Fort Lauderdale: Pompano Beach and Hollywood.

Local Attractions/Events

Fort Lauderdale has an overabundance of high-quality restaurants, bars, museums, and more, which provide both local residents, and guest of the town with the opportunity to experience the beauty of the city. The Culture Room on N. Federal Highway plays host to many different eclectic sounds throughout the year. Bands that are both up and coming and well established find their way to the Culture Room to play in front of audiences. Fort Lauderdale Beach is also a popular destination, as the sandy beaches and beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean provide a great way to relax and soak in the Florida sun.

The Hard Rock Live also has a spot on Seminole Way in the municipality of Hollywood. From bands to rodeo tours, this 5,600-seat venue host’s top-of-the-line acts on a weekly basis. Don't forget to visit the Coral Springs Center for the Arts just outside of Fort Lauderdale, as many Broadway shows and comedic acts have found their way here over the years. Revolution Live on Broward Boulevard is a location that emulates the Culture Room in that it hosts a great deal of concerts throughout the year.

Whether you are coming down to sunny south Florida for rest and relaxation or joining others Broadwalk Friday Fest along Hollywood's famed 2.5-mile Broadwalk, there is something for all tastes to enjoy in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Shopping

Whether you're in the mood to browse through a mall or spend some time in a boutique, Fort Lauderdale has it all!

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Dining

From American cuisine to international menus, Fort Lauderdale plays host to a diverse group of dining venues.

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Attractions

Local attractions in Fort Lauderdale include historic landmarks, festivals, events, performances, and beaches!

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Getting Around

Travelers can rent a car or use public transportation. The Fort Lauderdale Airport serves as the city's main air travel portal.

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